Denzel Bentley, a two-time British middleweight champion, won a separate decision against Linus Udofia at the Wasserman Boxing Promot Card event at Indigo inside the O2 Arena in London. Bentley had previously ruled briefly as British champions when he forced Mark Hefron to retire in his rematch, but he sent the ballot in his first defense when he was dropped by Felix last April. Cash stopped at three. Udofia had previously held the English strip, joining them unbeaten in 17 paid bouts. Bentley was aggressive from the start of the bell, coming down with sharp shots, but Udofia landed with a good looping from the right hand, and the first frame was fairly even. Udofia started the second well with a top cut and he was putting his fists together and he dominated the session, but Bentley re-grouped well, and in Round Three, Udofia made his way. Dragged into the fight because the pair hit big punches. After a fairly quiet fourth, Bentley lost to their opponent in the fifth, and the pair were evenly matched in the sixth. As the bout went into the second half, the pair looked exhausted, but Bentley found a second wind to repel a two-fist attack that ended in a seventh. Towards the end of the eighth, Bentley landed with a severed right hand which briefly forced Udofia's knee to touch the canvas, but was not seen by the referee, and Bentley continued to attack. Udofia was dying, and whenever he was tied with a rope, Bentley would take him off and hurt him, and he felt the opportunity to finish. As the championship rounds approached, Udofia got a second breeze, stabilizing the ship with a good tenth, which was before a failed penalty round. The fight seemed to be about to get caught, and the final round seemed to be overshadowed by the former champion as the fight reached the cards. Marcus MacDonald scored 116-112 for Bentley, Terry O'Connor scored 115-114 for Udofia, and Mark Bates scored 115-113. With Bates in mind, the final round was given to Bentley. If Udofia had won that season, it would have been a draw.

Bellator 281: MVP vs. Storley Live from OVO Arena Wembley in London, England on Friday, going to his Bellator 281 main event against Michael "Venom" Page for the Interim Welterweight Championship, Logan Storley knew that a An interesting fight would be a bad thing for him. By massively blocking the action, Storley put his game plan into action against his explosive rival. At the main event, hometown hero Michael "Venom" Page wrapped gold around his waist for the first time in an attempt to consolidate his legacy as one of the best people in the UK. However, it was Logan Storley who spoiled the night for the MVP and the London crowd, who won the main contest by splitting decision. Throughout the fight, Storley had to find ways to close the gap on the page, a raging and unconventional striker with great knockout power. Whenever Storley was able to get inside, he would grab Page, trying to drag him to the ground. Storley was rarely able to get Page on his back, but his insistence on neutralizing Page's strike with pure grappling resulted. After three rounds that could really go to any fighter, it depends on whether you want to reward Page for the short-term strike or the long-term length of Storley dragging his opponent to the canvas. Therefore, Page feels that his crime was finally committed in Round 4, separating Storley from the range with rapid attacks. Still, Storley was able to eat those shots and came back in Round 5 with his most dominant round. After five large-scale extraordinary rounds of action, the fight went to the judges' scorecard where there was no guarantee as to which fighter would raise his hand. Two of the three government judges watched Storley's fight, which he won 48-47, 47-48, 49-46. With the victory, Storley went on to win three fights. The only loss of his career came to Amosov in November 2020 with the decision to split Bellator 252. With the defeat, Page lost for the second time in his professional career. The defeat snatched a six-fight winning streak from his only other supporter loss: a knockout in May 2019 against Douglas Lima. Below are the results of Bellator 281: Bellator 281: Main Card Bellator interim welterweight championship: Logan Storley def. Michael Page via split decision (48-47, 47-48, 49-46) Middleweight: Fabian Edwards def. Lyoto Machida via KO (punches): R1, 3:18 Women’s flyweight: Kana Watanabe def. Denise Kielholtz via submission (triangle choke): R2, 3:03 175-pound catchweight: Paul Daley def. Wendell Giacomo via KO (right hook): R2, 4:09 Light heavyweight: Simon Biyong def. Luke Trainer via unanimous decision (29-27×2, 29-28) PRELIMINARY CARD RESULTS Featherweight: Daniel Weichel def. Robert Whiteford via TKO (punches): R1, 1:12 Women’s flyweight: Elina Kallionidou def. Kate Jackson via TKO (punches): R2, 4:53 Welterweight: Oliver Enkamp def. Mark Lemminger via submission (buggy choke): R3, 0:25 Lightweight: Alfie Davis vs. Tim Wilde ends in a majority draw (29-27, 28-28, 28-28) Featherweight: Andrew Fisher def. Attila Korkmaz via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Middleweight: Charlie Ward def. Alan Carlos via unanimous decision (30-27×2 30-25) Light heavyweight: Maciej Rozanski def. Lee Chadwick via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 30-27) Women’s strawweight: Chiara Penco def. Lanchana Green via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27×2)

Bellator 281: MVP vs Storley continues live from OVO Arena Wembley in London, England, as always we will keep you updated with the first results and highlights! The main event will feature an interim welterweight title fight between Michael Page and Logan Storley. Also on the card, Lyoto Machida is up against Fabian Edwards, while Paul Daley is up against Wendell Giacomo in the retirement fight. In the second phase of the short European tour of the promotion, which began last Friday in Paris, France with Bellett 280, Bellett made a short trip across the channel, where the capital of England is hosting an interesting card. In a notable co-main event, MMA legend and former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Lyoto Machida will return to action for the first time since April 2021. They want to send "The Dragon" on a four-fight losing skid and take their own poor run. The form will feature Fabian Edwards, the brother of # 2-ranked UFC welterweight Leon Edwards. Bellator 281 takes place Friday, February 13, 2022 at the SSE Arena at Wembley in London, England. Full results from the event can be found below; the preliminary card streams above. Where available, the main card live stream can be viewed in the embed below. Bellator 281: MVP vs. Storley Live Stream and Results Main card Bellator interim welterweight championship: Logan Storley def. Michael Page via split decision (48-47, 47-48, 49-46) Middleweight: Fabian Edwards def. Lyoto Machida via KO (punches): R1, 3:18 Women’s flyweight: Kana Watanabe def. Denise Kielholtz via submission (triangle choke): R2, 3:03 175-pound catchweight: Paul Daley def. Wendell Giacomo via KO (right hook): R2, 4:09 Light heavyweight: Simon Biyong def. Luke Trainer via unanimous decision (29-27×2, 29-28) Preliminary card Daniel Weichel def. Rob Whiteford by TKO, Round 1, 1:12 Elina Kallionidou def. Kate Jackson by TKO, Round 2, 4:53 Oliver Enkamp def. Mark Lemminger by submission (buggy choke), Round 3, 0:25 Tim Wilde vs. Alfie Davis ends in a majority draw (29-27, 28-28, 28-28) Andrew Fisher def. Attila Korkmaz by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Charlie Ward def. Alan Carlos by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-25, 30-25) Maciej Różański def. Lee Chadwick by unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 30-27) Chiara Penco def. Lanchana Green by unanimous decision (29–28, 30–27, 30–27)

APEX will be back in action for UFC Las Vegas 54 this weekend. The title of the card is John Blachowicz, who was recently ousted as the light heavyweight champion, and Aleksander Rakic. The main event winner of UFC Vegas 54 will have a chance to get close to a shot at Gold. Both Blachowicz and Rakic ​​will be hoping for an impressive win that will give them the next man-up status for the winner of Glover Teixeira vs. Jiri Prochazka, set for UFC 275. Participants in the main event include 205ers with Ryan Spann. On Ion Cutelaba. In the main event, Ryan Spin will meet Ion Cutelaba when the other two lightweights will finish it. Spann is currently ranked # 13, Cutelaba has a chance to rank in the LHW with a big win tomorrow. There will be another battle with the potential implications of the title when former challenger and # 1 ranked women's flyweight Katlyn Chookagain will face Amanda Ribas on the main card. Although it may be too early for Chookagain to get another title shot after falling unilaterally to Valentina Shevchenko in 2020, if Shevchenko remains the champion after UFC 275, Ribas will be a new contender. Towards Ribas "bullet". UFC Fight Night: Blachowicz vs Rakic ​​broadcasts from the UFC Apex will be live on Saturday, May 14 in Las Vegas, Nevada, and will be on Sunday, May 15 in the UK and Australia. The day before the fight show, the players stepped on the scales to make it official. And we can see the full results of today's weight loss for you below! UFC Vegas 54: Blachowicz vs. Rakic Weigh-In Results Main card Light Heavyweight: Jan Błachowicz (205.5) vs. Aleksandar Rakić (205) Light Heavyweight: Ryan Spann (206) vs. Ion Cuțelaba (205) Bantamweight: Davey Grant (135.5) vs. Louis Smolka (136) Women’s Flyweight: Katlyn Chookagian (125.5) vs. Amanda Ribas (125.5) Lightweight: Frank Camacho (155) vs. Manuel Torres (155.5) Flyweight: Jake Hadley (125.5) vs. Allan Nascimento (125.5) Preliminary card Women’s Flyweight: Viviane Araújo (125) vs. Andrea Lee (125) Lightweight: Michael Johnsonn (155) vs. Alan Patrick (156) Women’s Strawweight: Virna Jandiroba (115) vs. Angela Hill (115.5) Flyweight: Tatsuro Taira (125) vs. Carlos Candelario (126)* Middleweight: Nick Maximov (184.5) vs. Andre Petroski (185) * Carlos Candelario missed weight by 0.5 pounds. He was given one hour to make weight, and hit 126 on his final attempt.

Invicta FC 47 was the third promotional event of the year and the biggest and most exciting event ever. Which aired on May 11, 2022 at Memorial Hall, Kansas City, Kansas. In which Emily Ducote defended her Invicta FC Straight Crown in the main event of Invicta FC 47. Emily Ducote vs. Elisha Zappitella Straightweight title bout will be the title of this event. Ducote recently had the biggest knockout in Invicta's history, while Zappitella also won a back-to-back fight. Zappitella is a former atomic weight champion from Michigan. Instead of hovering around 105lbs for a trilogy fight with champion Jessica Delboni, she chose to go up in the weight class and go straight for the title. Zappitella's dream is to fight for the UFC However, for the two fighters who have had considerable success in the world's most prestigious all-female promotion, the biggest test available for Emily Ducote and Elisha Zappitella is to fight each other. The fight between the second and third rounds ended when the Ringside therapist ended the festival with a dirty cut. Although the ending was hostile, it is difficult to claim that Ducote did not deserve victory. She did not appear to be in any trouble during the two rounds she had fought, and the cut was due to her patience and accuracy. The cut was made in the second round when Ducote grabbed Zappitella with a punch and burned her. After the second round we got a good look at Zappitella's kit, which was perfect on the eyelids. The ring side physician took a closer look at the injury and decided that it was not safe for Zappitella to continue. Zappitella seemed incredibly disappointed with the decision. However, before checking out, it seemed like it was hard to see, so the right decision was made here. With this victory, Ducot's record became 11-6. Zappitella's record fell to 9-4 after losing her Atomweight title to Jessica Delboni in January. Featherweight co-hosts came out swinging in the main event. Courtney King and Chelsea Chandler both fired big shots in the fight, which resulted in King getting a nasty cut on his eye soon after. As the fighting continued, the energy dwindled, resulting in a war on the ground and against the fence. After all, it was Chandler who was rewarded for his long-held ground control. This is 4-1 on Cesar Gracie's student career. Invicta FC 47 Results Full Card Strawweight championship: Emily Ducote def. Alesha Zappitella by TKO (cut), round 2. Featherweight: Chelsea Chandler def. Courtney King by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28). Atomweight: Jillian DeCoursey def. Lindsey VanZandt via KO (punch), round 1 (1:01). Flyweight: Liana Pirosin def Janaisa Morandin by split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28). Bantamweight: Serena DeJesus def. Brittney Cloudy by unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28). Strawweight: Fatima Kline def. Sidney Trillo by TKO (strikes), round 3 (4:45). Strawweight: Alyssa Linduska def Jennifer Chieng by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28).

Holm (14-5 MMA, 7-5 UFC) and Vieira (12-2 MMA, 6-2 UFC) at UFC Fight Night 206 ready to headline the UFC card on May 21. The two fighters have agreed on a five-round headlining contest, which was initially announced by Ariel Helwani. A former bantamweight champion and featherweight title challenger, Holm has not seen any action since her win against Irene Aldana in October 2020. The 40-year-old has been booked several times since then, but the former UFC champion and boxing champion has suffered injuries and health issues that have prevented him from returning to Octagon. Meanwhile, No. 9 Vieira will try to bring down her second consecutive UFC titleholder. The 30-year-old Brazilian is winning a unanimous decision against Mesha Tate in the main event of the UFC Fight Night 198 in November and would like to take it against Holm. In addition, two-time lightweight heavyweight title challenger Alexander Gustafson will be the heavyweight for the match with Ben Ruthwell. Frontkick Online initially came up with the word Gustafson-Rothwell duo. Gustafsson made his heavyweight debut at UFC on ESPN 14, where he was submitted by Fabricio Werdum in the preliminary round of his July 2020 competition. The Mرller has lost three straight at the Octagon and five of the last seven in January 2015. The 35-year-old Sweden has lost all but one of these defeats. Rothwell, meanwhile, has lost two of her last three promotional appearances, including a 32-second TKO defeat to Marcos Rogerio de Lima at UFC Fight Night 197 last November. In his second bout of 2021, Kenosha, Wisc., Local, introduced Chris Barnett in the second round of UFC Fight Night 188. UFC Fight Night 206 is scheduled for May 21 at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. Current bouts include: UFC Vegas 55 Main Event Holly Holm vs. Ketlen Vieira UFC Vegas 55 Main Card, Prelims SANTIAGO PONZINIBBIO (28-5-0) VS. MICHEL PEREIRA (27-11-0, 2NC) ERYK ANDERS (14-6-1,1NC) VS. JUNG YON PARK (13-5-0) FELIPE COLARES (10-3-0) VS. CHASE HOOPER (10-2-1) POLYANA VIANA (12-4-0) VS. TABATHA RICCI (6-1-0) OMAR MORALES (11-2-0) VS. UROS MEDIC (7-1-0) JOSEPH HOLMES (7-2-0) VS. ALEN AMEDOVSKI (8-2-0) JONATHAN MARTINEZ (15-4-0) VS. VINCE MORALES (11-5-0) CHIDI NJOKUANI (21-7-0) VS. DUSKO TODOROVIC (11-2-0) JAILTON ALMEDIA (15-2-0) VS. MAXIM GRISHIN (32-9-2) ALEXANDER GUSTAFFSON (18-7-0) VS. TBD More bouts are expected to be announced.

A thrilling live boxing event on Channel 5 will air on Friday, May 13th. When South London's Denzel "2Sharp" Bentley (15-1-1, 13KOs) is going to reclaim the British middleweight title against Luton's Linus Udofia (17-0, 9KOs). You will hardly find anyone with a vicious knockout ratio like Bentley (15-1-1, 13KOs) who treats himself this way calmly. It may be a comfortable Bentley outside of the ring, but inside it is a man who has either retired his opponent or stopped him in every victory since the points decision in April 2019. Bentley suffered its first career defeat at the hands of Felix Cash in 2021, but it bounced back quickly and set up this exciting title race at Indigo in London's O2 at the end of the year. Udofia, now undefeated in 17 payouts, declared themselves at home with a points win over Tyler Denny in November 2019 to clinch the English title. Luton-man then defended his lease with TKO's victory over John Harding Jr in October 2020. Lightning now intends to add a British title to its collection as it faces former champion Bentley for the empty ballot. "He's a good fighter so I'm not just going out there and expecting a knockout, I'm going to look for him." Besides, I'll just go and enjoy my boxing. Will be until I smell blood. Then I'll take him out. " It is true that some of those who have competed for the British title have gone to great heights, with Bentley's unlimited ambitions ready to compete with those before him. The South London man has unreasonable aspirations, every fight should be the most important of his career to reach the next level. Being able to perform in front of your fans is a blessing, but winning is the sweetest reward. The hotly anticipated British Middleweight Title clash between Linus Udofia (17-0, 9 KOs) and Denzel Bentley (15-1-1, 13 KOs), the return of Josh Kelly (10-1-1, 6 KOs) against Xhuljo Vrenozi (18-4,3 KOs) and Harlem Eubank (13-0, 5 KOs) versus Sean Dodd (17-6-1, 3 KOs) will top a stacked card in the capital as Wasserman Boxing launch their first free-to-air event live on Channel 5 on Friday May 13 at the Indigo at the O2, in association with William Hill, Numan and Infinitum Entertainment.

The ONE Championship finally announced the full card of ONE 157: Petchmorakot vs Vienot, adding two more bouts pairs. Featuring 2 Muay Thai World Title Fight, a big Muay Thai tournament, and a pair of epic grappling matches, ONE 157: Petchmorakot vs Vienot promises to be a night full of martial arts action. The event, to be held in Singapore on May 20, 2022, will be titled Muay Thai Title Fight, in which featherweight champion Petchumorakot Petchindy will defend his title against Jimmy Vienot. Patchmurakot won the title with a decisive victory over Pongsiri PK. Seanchai defended it in 2020, and twice this year with a decisive victory over the legendary Yodsanklai IWE Fairtex and a TKO victory over Magnus Andersson. The card will be jointly titled by the champion Prajanchai PK through the Strawweight Muay Thai title fight. Seanchai and challenger Joseph Laseri. Thailand's Prajanchai won the title last summer with a decisive victory over Sam-A Gianghadau and will be looking for his first defense. His Italian opponent Laseri will try to speed up the knockout against Asahi Shinagawa at the end of last year. In addition, Nat "Wondergirl" Jaroonsak, one of Muay Thai's most famous young fighters, is honing her skills in mixed martial arts. The 23-year-old Thai will compete in her first MMA match against India's Zeba Bano on the lead card of the upcoming One Championship 157 event. This will be Wondergirl's first fight since losing to Filipino-American star Jackie Buntan in a brutal decision in February 2020, which left her with a fractured face and double vision. The recently unveiled Flyweight Muay Thai Grand Prix will also feature an early-round of ONE 157 promotions, featuring stars such as current champion Rodtang Jitmuangnon, former champion Jonathan Haggerty, as well as Taiki Naito and Walter Goncalves. The full ONE 157 card can be found below. ONE 157 Fight card: Petchyindee vs. Vienot MAIN CARD ONE Featherweight Muay Thai World Championship (C) Petchomorakot Petchyindee vs. Jimmy Vienot ONE Strawweight Muay Thai World Championship (C) Prajanchai PK.Saenchai vs. (1) Joseph Lasiri ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Grand Prix Quarterfinal (C) Rodtang Jitmuangnon vs. Jacob Smith Submission Grappling Garry Tonon vs. Tye Ruotolo Mixed Martial Arts Marcus “Buchecha” Almeida vs. Hugo Cunha Submission Grappling Shinya Aoki vs. Kade Ruotolo ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Grand Prix Quarterfinal (1) Jonathan Haggerty vs. Walter Goncalves LEAD CARD Kickboxing Rade Opacic vs. Guto Inocente Mixed Martial Arts Asha Roka vs. Alyse Anderson ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Grand Prix Quarterfinal (2) Superlek Kiatmoo9 vs. Taiki Naito ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Grand Prix Quarterfinal Savvas Michael vs. Amir Naseri Kickboxing Davit Kiria vs. Mohammed Boutasaa Mixed Martial Arts Nat “Wondergirl” Jaroonsak vs. Zeba Bano ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Grand Prix Alternate (3) Panpayak Jitmuangnon vs. Josue Cruz ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Grand Prix Alternate Sherzod Kabutov vs. Denis Puric Mixed Martial Arts Elipitua Siregar vs. Robin Catalan

Blachowicz vs. Rakic ​​will now serve as the main event of the UFC Fight Night event on May 14, 2022. The card is expected to be at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada. Jan Blachowicz and Aleksandar Rakic ​​both plan to include themselves in the UFC Light Heavyweight title picture, but only one will be able to do so on Saturday night. Former champions Blachowicz and Rakic will face off at the Fight Night main event at the UFC Apex Institute in Las Vegas, with the bout winners likely to line up to face the winner of the June title race. For Blachowicz, this will be his first fight since dropping the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship at Glover Teixeira last October. The Polish fighter, a former KSW champion, defeated Dominic Reiss to claim the vacant title in the wake of John Jones leaving the ballot and being out of the division in 2020. Blachowicz once defended the title, defeating last year's middleweight champion Israel Adisania by a unanimous decision - thwarting "The Last Style Bender" 's bid to become two-division champions. Rakic ​​(14-2) has won back-to-back fights against top light heavyweights Thiago Santos and Anthony Smith. The only spot on his record during his UFC run was the controversial decision to split Volkan Oezdemir in 2019. Overall, Rakic's biggest enemy of late has been activated, or lack thereof - he has fought only once in the last two years. Reigning champion Glover Taxira is set to defend his title against Jerry Prochazka at UFC 275 in Singapore this June. This could leave Blachowicz vs. Rakic ​​the winner in the first position to claim a shot at the winner. The UFC's May 14, 2022, Fight Night event, meanwhile, now includes the following reported competition: UFC Fight Night Full card Main card Jan Blachowicz vs Aleksandar Rakic (light heavyweight) Ryan Spann vs Ion Cutelaba (light-heavyweight) Davey Grant vs Louis Smolka (bantamweight) Katlyn Chookagian vs Amanda Ribas (women’s flyweight) Frank Camacho vs Manuel Torres (lightweight) Jake Hadley vs Allan Nascimento (flyweight) Prelims Viviane Araujo vs Andrea Lee (women’s flyweight) Michael Johnson vs Alan Patrick (lightweight) Virna Jandiroba vs Angela Hill (women’s strawweight)

Bellator London is set to host the most spectacular and most dangerous event on May 13, at SSE ARENA, WEMBLEY, LONDON, ENGLAND. Also known as the more formal title, Bellator 281. The card is in the headlines of an interesting welterweight confrontation between Logan Storley and Michael "Venom" Page. Page was originally expected to face undisputed champion Yaroslav Amosov, but the ongoing war in Ukraine forced him to withdraw. Then in June, when the middleweight champion Gigard Moussais will face his latest challenger in Johnny Eblen from Inkas Well, Connecticut. PAGE VS STORLEY PREVIEW Storley is winning the first five rounds of his MMA career, when he took a unanimous decision against former title challenger NeimanGracie on February 19 in the Bellator 274 headliner. The 29-year-old Sanford MMA product holds a 13-1 record at the four-time NCAA All-American Wrestling University of Minnesota and as a pro - including an 8-1 mark in the Bellator. His only defeat came in a split vote against Amosov on Bellator 252. Page has won 20 of his 21 professional competitions, his only blow being against Lima in May 2019. Venom avenged the loss in its last outing, this past October with a separate decision against the former champion in Bellator 267. Other notable victories are against the brilliant British strikers Derek Anderson, Paul Daley, David Reckless and Evangelista Santos. PAGE VS STORLEY PREDICATION Bellator London's difficulties should be in favor of Storley. His wrestling lineage and solid stand-up make him a tough nut to break. But I'm sure the page has what it takes to get through. There is no doubt that the domestic mob, depending on the mentality of the fighters, can be either a major help or a major obstacle. Storley has never competed outside the United States, so it is safe to say that he will be out of his comfort zone. But predicting the 2022 Bellator London for this fight, it is difficult to say how important it will be. Why? Okay, because we don't have a working frame. Storley will have to find a way to bring him down inside Brit, and it won't be easy. Fantasies and setups are hard to sell to an incredibly anxious boy. Especially one that will be hard to push back against the jam or cage in the center. The first choice in my Bellator 281 is Page 2 of KO / TKO in Round 2. I'm sure he'll catch Storley with something dirty and go one step further to fight for the "real" belt. Bellator 281 co-main Storley vs. Page is not the only scrap to get excited about. Lyoto Machida vs. Fabian Edwards serves as the co-main on the Bellator 281 fight card, and there is even an appearance by Nottingham’s Paul Daley. Below is the complete fight card for Bellator 281 and more details Bellator 281 Fight Card Welterweight – Logan Storley vs. Michael Page Middleweight – Lyoto Machida vs. Fabian Edwards Women’s Flyweight – Denise Kielholtz vs. Kana Watanabe Welterweight – Paul Daley vs. Wendell Giacomo Light Heavyweight – Luke Trainer vs. Simon Biyong Featherweight – Daniel Weichel vs. Rob Whiteford Welterweight – Oliver Enkamp vs. Mark Lemminger Women’s Flyweight – Kate Jackson vs. Elina Kallionidou Lightweight – Tim Wilde vs. Alfie Davis Featherweight – Andrew Fisher vs. Attila Korkmaz Middleweight – Charlie Ward vs. Alan Carlos Light Heavyweight – Maciej Rozanski vs. Lee Chadwick Light Heavyweight – Arunas Andriuskevicus vs. David Trallero Women’s Strawweight – Chiara Penco vs. Lanchana Green

The first of two UFC 274 Championship matches was not as exciting as previously thought, but a new champion in the Strawweight Division was named. Rose Namajunas entered UFC 274 not only to retain her strawweight title but also to avenge her 2014 defeat to Carla Esparza. The spectators thought that there would be a fierce bloody feud between two tremendous fighters. But the contest ended in the lightest fight in UFC history in which no woman did anything in five rounds before Esparza was decided to split, becoming the UFC champion, losing more than seven titles. Years later To say that there has been very little fighting. By the end of the five rounds, the two women had unofficially held less than 70 joint strikes. From the first seconds, most of the fight was fought with two women standing at a distance, throbbing and occasionally hitting from a distance where they were unlikely to land. The lack of action led the crowd to the first smell before turning to complete numbness. The decisive factor in the fight was Esparza's take-down, of which he landed only a handful and never placed Namajonas on the canvas for any particular time. Still, the take-down was a demonstration of aggression that was more than Namajonas offered at any point in the fight. When the official scorecards were read, two of the three judges voted for Esparza with scores of 48-47 and 49-46, while the third judge awarded the fight to Namajonas with a score of 47-48. With this victory, Esparza became the champion for the second time in the history of the division. Esparza won another fight in gold, winning five fights over Verina Gendreroba, Alexa Grasso, Michelle Waterson, Marina Rodriguez, and Jan Xianan, and went on to achieve her goal. At the other end of the spectrum, Namajonas' second title reign and the three-fight winning streak ended. The loss was the first of five matches in which Namajonas failed to win. Rose Namajunas experienced a lot of emotions after losing to Carla Esparza in UFC 274. "I'm sorry, I talked," he wrote. "Definitely feel like a human being, but it will make me a better [fighter]. Greet Carla and thank everyone who is there for me. Namajonas is now 0-2 against Esparza, as she dropped out of the "Cookie Monster" in the final of "The Ultimate Fighter 20" in December 2014 to advance to the third round of the UFC's inaugural Strawweight Championship. There is not much demand for the trio, which was acknowledged by UFC President Dana White. The UFC boss suggested that a rematch between Zhang Weili and Joanna Jedrzejic in Singapore would pose the next challenge for the new champion. The question is, who do you see as the next challenger? Who will be the victim of Esparza? here You can see the full results and highlights of UFC 274 :

The next Invicta FC event will be on the Strawweight Gold Line as Emily Ducote will welcome Alesha Zappitella in the Strawweight Division in the title fight at Invicta FC 47 on May 11. On Tuesday, promotion officials announced the full card for Invicta FC's latest event in a press release. It will feature Strawweight Champion Emily Ducote, who will line up her ballot against former Atomweight Champion Alisha Zappitella. Ducote will try to defend her first title after winning a gold medal at the Invicta FC 44 on August 28. Ballet's veteran Daniel Taylor is leading 4-1 in the best knockouts of the year in 2021 with a title-winning head kick. Meanwhile, Zapatella, 27, tries to make history by gaining weight to challenge Ducote. Former Invicta FC Atomweight champion lost a belt to Jessica Delboni after defending a title in January and has now chosen to move divisions and pursue a second championship with promotion. On Tuesday, promotion officials confirmed five other matches for Invicta FC 47 through a press release: Courtney King vs. Chelsea Chandler Featherweight; Lindsey VanZandt vs. Jillian DeCoursey atomweight; Lisa Verzosa vs. Serena de Jesus in Bantamweight Janice Morandin vs. Liana Perosin Flyweight and Jennifer Cheng vs. Alyssa Lindowska in Strawweight. But now the Invicta Fighting Championship 47 card has undergone some changes. Former Bantamweight title challenger Lisa Verzosa has been forced to withdraw from a proposed confrontation with Serena de Jesus, according to a release from the All Women Promotion. As a result, Brittney Cloud will replace Verzosa and Lock Horns in a new 5 135 pairing with DeJesus. Meanwhile, an extra weight bout has been added against Fatima Klein against Sydney Trelo, increasing the Invicta FC 47 lineup to a total of seven bouts. Invicta FC 47 is taking place on May 11 at the Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas, and is headlined by the tug-of-war between current champion Emily Ducote and former atomic weight queen Elisha Zappitella. The card airs at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m Invicta FC PT on YouTube channel Invicta FC 47 Fight Card The latest Invicta FC 47 lineup includes: Emily Ducote vs. Alesha Zappitella – for strawweight title Chelsea Chandler vs. Courtney King Jillian DeCoursey vs. Lindsey VanZandt Serena DeJesus vs. Lisa Verzosa Janaisa Morandin vs. Liana Pirosin Jennifer Chieng vs. Alyssa Linduska