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Rafael Dos Anjos had to cancel his bout with Makhachev in which Hooker has so graciously filled in for fight fans. While the image above (pulled from Hookers Instagram account) says the 31st. The Fight is actually on the 30th. One week from today! Hooker has had some words to share about his thoughts on their upcoming bout - “I'm not convinced. If they’re just doing this to kinda construct some mentality in him that he's indestructible. I'm not buying it. I don't buy it. He puts his pants on like I put my pants on in the morning. He ain't Superman, I'm very confident." Hooker hasn't lost a fight since January and is coming off a recent win. He doesn't plan to lose again anytime soon. “That’s the only way he’s gonna beat me is by decision. I feel like he’s gonna try and hold me down for two rounds. That would be their plan coming into the fight. He’s not a big ground-and-pound guy. He’s not, like, a real slick submission specialist. He’s more like pressuring guys and tiring them out and forcing them to give up a submission. As opposed to being like a Charles Oliveira, like a real slick submission specialist that throws up all these different submission attempts and catches guys." So it looks like Hooker is going to try and win the fight by keeping it on their toes and maintaining dominant ground positioning with superior wrestling. Makhachev may not be Superman but he comes from arguably the best MMA camp on the planet right now. Fight.TV is here for it! One week away and as soon as the action start we'll be here to bring you the results. Who do you think is going to win this bout? We want to know, comment your fighter of choice!

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In an unprecedented move, Tyson Fury sets to donate the majority of his winnings to help the homeless. Fury said - "I don't really have much use for it. I'm not interested in becoming a millionaire. I'm going to give it to the poor and I'm going to build homes for the homeless." Tyson Fury is a class act. He recently gave a homeless man his shoes and set out to help him while everyone else just tried to ignore the poor soul. - "What happened was, we were in Starbucks having a coffee minding our own business just looking out the window and there was this old fella outside no shoes on him - one shoe off, one foot bleeding. Everyone was looking at him like ‘get rid of him,’ he walked off and I thought that’s somebody’s child, that’s a human being. As he walked off through the crowd I heard somebody say to me, ‘give him your shoes, go and give him them shoes on your feet,’ I was like 'yeah'." If you want a role model, look no further than Tyson Fury. Fight.TV does! We respect him and you should too. We should all aspire to be more like Tyson Fury.

18, Monday 2021, a dark day for UFC and MMA. A sad news that made fans and fighters all over the world cry. When a GoFundMe organizer wrote to help raise money for the funeral expenses: "It is with great heart and sorrow that we announce the death of our dear friend, teacher and mentor Brian Gasave."  One cause of death has not yet been determined. Former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) welterweight Brian Gasave, who also competed for World Extreme Cage Fighting (WEC) and Belter MMA, among countless other regional and international fight promotions, on Monday Died at the age of 49. Brian was a good man at heart and could rarely do any harm to anyone. Brian was one of them. He tested himself around the world against some of the best fighters on the planet who competed in the UFC, Ballet, WEC, King of the Cage, Iron Heart Crown, Shotu and Pancreas. Gasave (29-20-2, 1 NC) made his solo and octagon appearance at UFC 54: "Boiling Place" in the summer of 2005, the second-round technical knockout of the then unbeaten star Diego Lost to Sanchez. ). Brian tried his hand 29 times and after each match a better man came out of the ring. In 2018, Brian was inducted into the Illinois Martial Arts Hall of Fame. And, just as it was announced yesterday, the Thai Boxing Association-Sanctioning Authority has created the Brian Gasawa Award in honor of Brian's contribution to the art of dead Thai in the United States. Brian was certainly a shining star who not only made his career shine but also illuminated the countless stars that came under his shadow and made them look forward.  With more than 50 professional MMA fights and countless kickboxing and Muay Thai competitions, Brian was one of the world's most experienced fighters and coaches. This is where he really excelled as a coach. Brian's selfless quest to improve the lives of his students through the study of martial arts was evident. He gave purpose to his students, attracted many people in their darkest moments. It is the light that shows them the way forward. UFC, MMA, kickboxing, Muay Thai and Fight TV will never forget his services and his name will live on forever. The whole Fight TV team prays for Brian Gasave

From the world of boxing: Say good bye to 2021 and the biggest event of the year will be on Saturday, October 23, when Jamil Herring defends his WBO Junior Lightweight title against Shakur Stevenson at State Farm Arena, Georgia. Will be back in color. But one question, which of the two talented fighters will win? Shakur Stevenson will be looking for the biggest and most historic victory of his career on October 23. Stevenson's fame soared when he won a silver medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics for the first time. The rise in his rankings has captivated boxing fans around the world. Before becoming a professional next year. Stevenson has an excellent professional record so far, having won all 16 fights in which she has been involved. She has won eight knockouts, including her stunning victory over Felix Carabello in June 2020. Want to keep up with the latest boxing and MMA news? Fight.tv not only keeps you informed about the world of martial arts but also gives you the option of live stream. Where you can watch UFC, MMA and WBC matches live. Meaning now everything will be in one place and also at your fingertips. So subscribe to Fight.tv now. And become part of the global network. Stevenson's biggest win of the year was defeating US rival Toka Khan Cleary. The former WBO Featherweight Champion has stepped into the lightweight division without a hitch, and won his first title in the weight class when Jeremiah Nakathila won the interim WBO Junior Lightweight Gold in June this year. Was defeated. Jamil Herring, on the other hand, certainly has combat experience. His ability is recognized all over the world, as he has been rated the fourth best junior lightweight by The Ring. He has been in dominant form for the last three years, winning seven times. His most recent defeat came in August 2017, when he was defeated by a unanimous decision of Ladarius Miller. However, his current form includes a big win. It will be an interesting match in October between two talented and dangerous fighters. Because the two fighters are alike. The question is how do you see this match? And whose hand would you like to see raised?

MMA recruit Clarissa Shields surprised everyone with her recent statement when she said that she rejected the fight on Jack Paul's under card. Shields rejected Jack Paul's undercard fight, saying she could defeat Jack Paul and would never fight on his undercard. "I got an offer to be on Jack Paul's undercard, and I turned it down," Shields told the Lok MMA. "Whatever I am and what I represent, I will never do it. I appreciate it where Jack Paul's fans pay to see him, but my fans pay to see me. And when I'm not at the top of the bill, you won't get your fair share of pay per view purchases. For some women in boxing, though, it's a great opportunity. Clarissa Shields is a lively, professional and lively female boxer. Who has won several world titles in three different weight classes, including being undisputed in two divisions. In her last fight in March, she defeated Marie-Eve Decker by a decision to headline a pay-per-view event that was an all-female boxing card. Although Shields is 11-0 in boxing, she is moving to the MMA and has a contract with the PFL. She is 1-0 in the MMA and will fight on October 27 and after that, she will return to boxing. The question is, was Clarice Shields' decision to reject the fight on Jack Paul's undercard right?

By the way, in UFC and MMA, we see some heroes coming and going every day. But there are also a few stars out of thousands of fighters who leave their mark behind. And who are always remembered. Today we are also going to tell about a comet which not only gave a name to its lost life but also set an example for the whole world. We are talking about the most successful player in the history of MMA. Who won a gold medal in the 55kg (1 121.2) division at the Beijing 2008 Olympics. He was also the simultaneous champion of UFC Flyweight and Bennettweight Division. You know him as The Messenger, Triple C, King of Cringe Tippler C is the youngest of two siblings. His father's names are George Sejudo and Rico. George, an immigrant from Mexico. George's violent behavior, substance abuse, arrest, deportation, and eventual death left Rico in charge of raising seven children. Sejudo shared half his life in bed with his family. He was 17 when he slept alone in bed during a residency program at the US Olympic Training Center in Colorado. The American fighter made his UFC debut in 2014 against Dustin Kimura at the UFC in Fox: dos Santos vs. On Miocic. He started his UFC career with a win over his opponent. Then, after two consecutive losses to Demetrius Johnson and Joseph Benavides, Olympian's MMA career was in decline. However, the glory he has gained since then is spectacular. Henry Sejudo competes against Demetrius Johnson for the UFC Flyweight title. Triple C defeated the long-ruling champion in a five-round battle to become the new champion. He also defended the title against TJ Dillashaw and saved the entire flyweight division from being cut off from the UFC roster. After knocking out TJ Dillashaw in 35 seconds, Cejudo will move on to Bennett to fight for the vacant title. Sejudo competed against Marilyn Morris, and in a fierce battle at UFC 238, she defeated Morris to become the two-division champion. His last fight was against Dominic Cruz, where he again defended the UFC Buntweight Championship and clinched the title on May 24, 2020, after his retirement. After much controversy over Sejudo's retirement, Fighter and his manager have announced that Sejudo will return to the UFC for a fight against Alexander Volkanowski. Do you want to see these great fighters again?

Jessica Eye was hospitalized for an allergic reaction. Her health scare might call for an upcoming fight delay with Andrea Lee. It was scheduled to originally be at UFC Fight Night on November 13th. With her recent hospitalization, Eye has endured some of the most grueling health problems she's ever encountered. She believes her doctors have a diagnosis and will update her fans soon. Jessica had this to say on her Instagram - "I thought I was dealing with an allergic reaction to fish eggs that I didn’t notice on my sushi role until it was too late. Extremely allergic to eggs. Thursday night is when the fever started. So I followed protocol for when I am exposed to a food allergy. Thursday was rough but woke up on Friday feeling OK but brain fog, which is usually a symptom after I have an allergy attack or exposure to foods I’m allergic to. Friday was a normal day and I was ready for this weekend’s event (a jiujitsu competition) but felt like adrenaline was keeping me on my feet. However, Friday night the fever returned. At this point, I had a negative COVID [test] so I brushed it off. I was like f*ck fish eggs. Saturday morning, I had my morning shake out and felt normal, so to speak. Took another allergy pill just in case, took a nap, got up and went to the competition. I felt great warming up but definitely shaky and off but me being me, I brushed it off. Then Saturday night, the worst I have ever felt in my life. Body aches, fever, sweat more than I ever did even in a weight cut. That’s when I feel like I couldn’t ignore it anymore. Sunday I was admitted into the hospital with severe pain so bad, I could barely stand or not cry. They are still running tests and it looks like we have a clear diagnosis that I will share soon but I will be spending a few days in the hospital. My team and I have decided to pop in this fight and focus on my health. There has been struggling for a year and it’s my top priority. I already lost my gallbladder. I don’t plan to lose anymore. Please send me all the good vibes, I hope to update you guys soon as I am out of the hospital and fully back to Jess mode.” Fight.TV is sending you all the good vibes Jess! We hope that you heal fast and can get this behind you before the holidays start!

Corey Anderson steps into the Belter Light Heavyweight Grand Prix final. Anderson (16-5 MMA, 3-0 BMA) defeated Badr (28-6 MMA, 6-1 BMA) in the first round via TKO to send him Only 50 seconds required. It was a big fight and a fast and vicious performance by Anderson. Anderson (16-5) needed just 50 seconds in his Belter Light Heavyweight World Grand Prix semifinal match, Bader (28-7, 1 NC) in the main event of Belter 268 at the Phoenix Footprint Center in Arizona. To end This was Anderson's third win. Want to keep up with the latest boxing and MMA news? Fight.tv not only keeps you informed of the world of martial arts but also gives you the option of live stream. Now everything will be in one place and also at your fingertips. So subscribe to Fight.tv now for the best analysis and breaking news.  As soon as the bell rang and the match started, both the fighters were looking very excited. The game's map suddenly changed when, in the initial exchange, Anderson dropped Badr with his right hand and then dropped to the ground without interruption. Badr tried his best to get out of danger, but Anderson eventually defeated Badr and punched him, forcing the referee to end the fight. This stunning win allows Anderson to advance to the finals of the tournament where he will have the opportunity to fight for the title shot and the مل 1 million tournament prize. Anderson is leading 7-1 in his last 8 performances. His only defeat in the race was against current UFC Light Heavyweight Champion John Blaucci. Badr, meanwhile, advanced to the quarterfinals in August 2020 with a decisive victory over Leuto Machida. Earlier, he suffered a TKO defeat at the hands of Vadim Nemkov, where he lost his ballot light heavyweight belt. Badr has now suffered two defeats since joining the ballot in 2017. The question is, will Anderson win the title?

Francis Ngannou has been blasting the UFC on media lately about his involvement in the promotion and his upcoming fight with Ciryl Gane. It turns out Ngannou isn't too happy with his current contract as he's had to borrow money to live through 2 fights in the past 2 years. Ngannou is also concerned about his current funds to train for his upcoming bout with Gane. As this will likely be the most challenging bout of his career so far. Ciryl and Francis actually trained together before. The two used to be sparring partners and likely know a little about the others weaknesses. Francis says the main issue at hand is he won't sign a new contract with the same terms that have him currently financially stressed. He's got one fight left on the old contract and will need a the new contract to have better conditions before he agrees to more fights with the UFC. It would be very damaging to the UFC's reputation if their champion heavyweight resigns and goes to another promotion like Bellator or BKFC. Dana White has admitted that the company has underappreciated Ngannou and there looks to be a redemption here. Fight.TV wants to know, do you think Francis Ngannou should stay with the UFC?

The UFC Vegas 40 event features a heavyweight division. He reunited with newcomer Carlos Felipe from Brazil on Saturday. But Erlovsky has proven in the past that he still has some things to teach the younger generation. Arolovsky (31-20 MMA) has won three of his last four fights, his most recent victory being a unanimous decision against Chase Sherman. This competition will mark the emergence of the 34th Octagon of Legends. Meanwhile, Carlos Felipe (11-1 MMA) entered today's UFC Vegas 40 co-host event hoping for his fourth consecutive win. In their recent efforts, the Brazilian is winning the decisions behind Jack Collier and Justin Tafa. One of the UFC Vegas 40 participating events begins, the first round being a relatively strategic battle. Irvolsky stayed out of the striking range and mixed kicks and punches, while Philip's production revolved mostly around boxing. Both men have their own moments, but the change in the fight made no difference. Arolovsky doubled the number of strikes he threw in the first round. Philip had range issues in the second round, but dropped as he got closer. Too much movement by Arlovski.  With the need to take things in Round 3, Philip did just that. He was lucky when Erlovsky slipped a kick and fired some good shots when Erlovsky got up and got back on his feet, but that was all he had left in the tank. Erlowski pushed back the spread with volume punches, but none ended before the last bell. The stand-up case was almost entirely left to the judges, and all three saw it in favor of Irvolsky. Andrei Arolovski defeated Carlos Felipe by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)