UFC 274 took place in Phoenix on Saturday night. The Du Bronx still proved beyond a doubt that it was the best in the division. Oliveira abruptly ended an action-packed opening series in the previous round to tap out Justin Gaethje in the UFC 274 main event at the Footprint Center in Phoenix on Saturday night. The victory marked Oliveira's 11th consecutive victory, adding another record to his record. In addition to the much-anticipated main event, UFC 274 had a lot to offer as there is another title fight between women's strawweight champion Rose Namajunas and longtime contender Carla Esparza as well as Michael Chandler vs. Tony Ferguson, Mauricio "Shogun" vs. Owens. St. Prairie and Cowboy Seron vs. Joe Luzon. During this light-hearted title campaign, it seemed like no good news for Oliveira. Because Gaethje looked very excited and dangerous in the first round, especially when he knocked down Oliveira on two occasions: first with the upper right cut and then with the left hook. "The High Light" took care not to engage with Oliveira on the ground and welcomed his on its feet. Gaethje's desire to commit ground and pound led to his final death. Oliveira found his destination and responded with constant pressure. Combination boxing, knee, flying knee and a jumping front kick. "Du Bronx" found the right hand side of the house where Gaethje was sitting. Oliveira immediately swung his net to the ground, sinking into the rear bare knee before moving from the rear bare square to the triangle armbar from the rear bar, forcing Gaethje to tap. After marking the victory, Oliveira shortened the octagon and kissed Dana White on the forehead when the president declared his the No. 1 contender for the lightweight title, reminding his that it was only because the Brazilian Did not weigh on Friday. Nevertheless, Oliveira proved that the distance between him and the other lightweight was increasing. "It's a message for the whole division - I'm a problem for the whole division," Oliveira said through a translator at Octagon after her victory. Gaethje was fighting for a vacant title, but Oliveira proved that he was the real leader of the division by depriving Gaethje of his second title. Oliveira will fight for the title in his next match and he also called Connor McGregor's choice in his post-match interview inside Octagon. "Hey Connor McGregor, are you coming up or are you going to run away?" Here you can see all the results and highlights from the UFC 274 below. UFC 274 card and results Charles Oliveira def. Justin Gaethje via first-round submission (rear-naked choke) Carla Esparza def. Rose Namajunas (c) via split decision (47-48, 49-46, 48-47) Michael Chandler def. Tony Ferguson second-round knockout (front kick) Ovince Saint Preux def. Mauricio Rua via split decision (28-29, 29-28, 30-27) Randy Brown def. Khaos Williams via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Francisco Trinaldo def. Danny Roberts via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-26, 30-27) Macy Chiasson def. Norma Dumont via split decision (30-27, 28-29, 30-27) Brandon Royval def. Matt Schnell via first-round submission (guillotine choke) Blagoy Ivanov def. Marcos Rogerio De Lima via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Andre Fiahlo def. Cameron Vancamp via first-round TKO (punches) Tracy Cortez def. Melissa Gatto via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) CJ Vergara def. Kleidison Rodrigues via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Loopy Godinez def. Ariane Carnelossi via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-26, 30-26) Journey Newson def. Fernie Garcia via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)

PFL 3 took place tonight and featured the women's lightweight and men's welterweight divisions, featuring a light-hearted fight between two-time unbeaten champion, Kayla Harrison, and the title of the card. Russian Sambo ace, Marina Mokhnatkina. In the co-host event, two-time welterweight champion Ray Cooper III is returning to his fourth season against PFL veteran Carlos Leal. Former UFC champion Anthony Pettis and former ballet champion Rory McDonald also returned to the card. Harrison defeated Marina Mokhnatkina in a decisive victory in the main competition of PFL 3 on Friday night. Kayla Harrison showed why she is the best female fighter in PFL. Banana Harrison vs. Marina Mokhnatkina Round 1: Harrison begins a leg kick action followed by a head kick. Heavy straight left from Harrison. Harrison pursues the takedown and threatens her with a guard grab wrist control for Marina only. Marina tried to push with her legs and punched some. She works on her feet when Harrison kneels on top of the cage. Harrison continues to control the cage as she begins to take short shots. Harrison visited the marina, but to no avail. Harrison takes it back. Marina escaped. The process of losing some sense at the end of the round, even Harrison connects with a looping shot, but Marina appears without a stage. Round end. Round 2: Leg kick out by Harrison. Harrison attempts to take down the cage after the big left hand. Kneel down for Harrison because she's better at hitting the trip. Marina is standing with Harrison on her back. Marina works to get an over hook as she trades her knees up to her thighs. Harrison throws Marina away from the cage just trying to lock another leg for Marina. Harrison escaped and punched the guard. Marina connects from the bottom before Harrison reaches half guard. Harrison found side control in search of a crucifix. Marina escapes, but Harrison takes her back against the cage. Two commercial short shots that are not very harmful while Harrison is looking for the knee. Marina stood up and the goal was over. Round 3: Initial head kick attempt for Marina. Harrison threw one. Left overhand for Harrison. Marina punches and catches nearby, Harrison finds his back again as Marina is working on her knees. Marina walks towards the cage with Harrison holding the body lock. The position exchanges small shots. Harrison to body to knee. Marina tries to travel on her own, but Harrison defends when they move. They are different Marina descends back with her right hand. Low kick for Harrison. The fight is over. Official result: Harrison Def. Mokhnatkina by consensus (30-27 all) You can check out the PFL 3 highlights below followed by the quick results! PFL 3 QUICK RESULTS PFL 3 MAIN CARD Kayla Harrison def. Marina Mokhnatkina via unanimous decision (30-27×3 Carlos Leal def. Ray Cooper III via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-27, 29-27) Anthony Pettis def. Myles Price via submission (mounted triangle choke): R1, 4:17 Rory MacDonald def. Brett Cooper via submission (rear-naked choke): R1, 2:23 Larissa Pacheco def. Zamzagul Fayzallanova via TKO (strikes) R1, 1:25 PRELIMINARY CARD Dilano Taylor def. Joao Zeferino via split decision (29-28×2, 28-29) Genah Fabian def. Julia Budd via unanimous decision (29-28×3) Sadibou Sy def. Nikolay Aleksakhin via split decision (29-28×2, 27-30) Jarrah Hussein Al-Silawi def. Gleison Tibau via split decision (29-28×2, 27-30) Helena Kolesnyk def. Abigail Montes via split decision (30-27, 29-28, 28-29) Martina Jindrova def. Vanessa Melo via unanimous decision (30-27×3)

Bellator 280: Bader vs Kongo 2 is airing live tonight from Accor Arena in Paris, France, and Fight.tv will keep you up to date with the latest results and highlights! In tonight's main event, Bellator fans will see a rematch between heavyweight champion Ryan Bader and his opponent, Cheick Kongo. Their first fight ended in controversy, with Bader's accidental blink of an eye declaring the fight non-competitive. Bader last won the heavyweight title unification against Valentine Moldovsky in January. As far as Kongo is concerned, it last competed in August 2021 with a victory over Sergei Kharitonov. In the co-main event, former multi-time UFC title challenger Yoel Romero remained in search of his first win under the Bellator banner. With Melvin Manhoef out due to injury, Alex Polizzi was stepping up on short notice to face "The Soldier of God." You can check out the full Bellator 280 card below, and be sure to check back here for all the results and highlights of tonight's card! BELLATOR 280 Fight Card & latest Results MAIN CARD Bellator Heavyweight Championship Bout: Ryan Bader (c) def. Cheick Kongo via unanimous decision (50-45×3) Alex Polizzi survives a 2nd round onslaught from Yoel Romero Davy Gallon def Benjamin Brander vis TKO stoppage in front of a sold-out Lorenz Larkin def Kyle Stewart via knockout Gregory Babene def. Mike Shipman via knockout in the first round PRELIMINARY CARD Piotr Niedzielski def. Pedro Carvalho via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Thibault Gouti def. Lewis Long via unanimous decision (30-27×3) Jordan Barton def. Fabacary Diatta via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Soren Bak def. Charlie Leary via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 29-28) Yves Landu def. Gavin Hughes via TKO (body kick) – Round 1, 3:01 Lucie Bertaud def. Katarzyna Sadura via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 30-27) Youcef Ouabbas def. Matthieu Letho via TKO (punches): R1, 4:17 Bourama Camara def. Victor Verchere via knockout (punches): R1, 3:06

In tonight's main Bellator 280 main event, Bellator fans watched the rematch between heavyweight champion Ryan Bader and his opponent, the Cheick Kongo. Their first fight ended in controversy, with Bader's accidental blinking of an eye making the fight non-competitive. Bader last won the heavyweight title unification against Valentin Moldovsky in January. As far as Kongo is concerned, it last competed in August 2021 with a victory over Sergei Kharitonov. Bader (30-7 MMA) and Kongo (31-12-2 MMA) met for the first time in September 2019 at Bellator 226, which ended in a draw without incident due to an accidental eyeball. Since then Ryan Bader has gone 2-2, both of his losses came in light heavyweight. Darth recently competed in the January Bellator 273 event, where he successfully defeated the Valentin Moldovsky to unify the Bellator Heavyweight Championship. Meanwhile, Cheick Kongo is leading 1-1 since its first match against Bader. The Frenchman recently competed in the Bellator 265 in August 2021, where he submitted to fellow MMMA veteran Sergei Kharitonov. In Bellator 280 Bader and Kongo were initially fighting against the fence, it seems Bader got down on his knees and the operation was stopped. It was clear on the replay that it was not interconnected, so the referee resumed the fighters in the same position. Bader continued to work for almost the entire round, taking control of the Kongo, kneeling down to his thighs and middle, causing a great deal of consternation at the Aquarius Arena. Kongo came out very aggressive in the second as he fired some big shots that caught Bader's attention. Moments later, Bader returned to the position he had been in, pressing the Kongo against the wall of the cage. Challenger tried to fight with punches and elbows, but it didn't seem to slow down Bader as the champion comfortably went up two rounds. Bader continued in the third and fourth rounds with exactly the same game plan, while constantly getting down on his knees and making small punches. In the fifth, with Kongo needing Halle Marie, Bader made an easy takedown in less than a minute. With 90 seconds left, the referee stopped him and Kongo attacked. As soon as that happened, Bader took the fight back to the fence, scored a take down, and kept things constant to shut things down. In the end, all three judges swept Bader (50-45, 50-45, 50-45) as he retained the championship for the second time in a row. Who would you like to see Bader fight next following his victory over Kongo at today’s event in Paris? The co-main event featured “The Soldier of God” himself, the ageless Yoel Romero facing Alex Polizzi in a light heavyweight bout. Romero lost his Bellator debut to Phil Davis last year via split decision. Tonight, he faced Polizzi, who entered with a record of 10-1 and a three-fight winning streak. You can check out the Bellator 280 highlights below followed by the quick results! you can see video and highlights click here BELLATOR 280 Fight Card & latest Results MAIN CARD Bellator Heavyweight Championship Bout: Ryan Bader (c) def. Cheick Kongo via unanimous decision (50-45×3) Yoel Romero def. Alex Polizzi via TKO: R3, 4:59 Davy Gallon def. Benjamin Brander via TKO: R2, 3:18 Lorenz Larkin def. Kyle Stewart via TKO: R1, 4:44 Gregory Babene def. Mike Shipman via knockout (punches): R1, 2:11 PRELIMINARY CARD Piotr Niedzielski def. Pedro Carvalho via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Thibault Gouti def. Lewis Long via unanimous decision (30-27×3) Jordan Barton def. Fabacary Diatta via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Soren Bak def. Charlie Leary via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 29-28) Yves Landu def. Gavin Hughes via TKO (body kick) – Round 1, 3:01 Lucie Bertaud def. Katarzyna Sadura via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 30-27) Youcef Ouabbas def. Matthieu Letho via TKO (punches): R1, 4:17 Bourama Camara def. Victor Verchere via knockout (punches): R1, 3:06

The UFC 274 is set to take double action on May 7, 2022, at the Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona as the second pay-per-view title is a doubleheader in which lightweight champion Charles Oliveira will defend his title against Justin Gaethje. In the co-host event, the strawweight champion Rose Namajunas will be seen defending her title against former champion and No. 2 ranked Carla Esparza in a rematch from December 2014. Charles Oliveira VS Justin Gaethje preview Charles Oliveira Charles Oliveira (32-8) defeated Michael Chandler in the second round of the TKO in May 2021 to capture the empty 155-pound belt. The Do Bronx performed another impressive performance when it presented Dustin Poirier with a bareback in December. The Brazilian now looks set to record his third consecutive victory in his second title defense against Justin Gaethje. Justin Gaethje Justin Gaethje (23-3) has a second chance to capture the lightweight crown after falling to former 155-pound kingpin Khabib Nurmagomedov in October 2020. 'The Highlight' got the title shot when it surpassed Michael Chandler in a thrilling, three rounds. Battle in UFC 268 last November. Rose Namajunas vs Carla Esparza Preview Rose Namajunas Rose Namajunas (11-4) defended her first title since winning the Strawweight title in April 2021 by winning a split decision against former champion Zhang Weili last November. Carla Esparza Carla Esparza (18-6) will enter the bout against the champion after five consecutive victories, her latest win coming from the second-round TKO on yan Xiaonan. The 'Cookie Monster' will take a 2-0 lead against Namajunas when the two clash in UFC 274 this week. He has been the current titleholder since December 2014. Aside from the pair of title fights, more veterans fill out this loaded PPV card. Lightweight contenders Michael Chandler and Tony Ferguson are set to throw down in a bout that promises action. Veterans Ovince Saint Preux and former champion Mauricio "Shogun" Rua scrap it out in the light heavyweight division. And legendary veterans Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone and Lauzon open up the festivities with a welterweight contest. Below is the complete fight card for UFC 274 and more details UFC 274 info Date: May 7 Location: Footprint Center -- Phoenix, Arizona Start time: 10 p.m. ET (Main card) How to watch: ESPN+ PPV UFC 274 fight card Charles Oliveira (c) -170 vs. Justin Gaethje +145, lightweight title Rose Namajunas -220 vs. Carla Esparza +180, women's strawweight title Michael Chandler -380 vs. Tony Ferguson +300, lightweight Ovince Saint Preux -230 vs. Mauricio Rua +190, light heavyweight Donald Cerrone -175 vs. Joe Lauzon +150, lightweight Khaos Williams -120 vs. Randy Brown +100, welterweight Norma Dumont -220 vs. Macy Chiasson +180, women's featherweight Blagoy Ivanov -155 vs. Marcos Rogerio De Lima +130, heavyweight Brandon Royval -260 vs. Matt Schnell +210, flyweight Francisco Trinaldo -120 vs. Danny Roberts +100, welterweight Tracy Cortez -150 vs. Melissa Gatto +125, women's flyweight Kleidison Rodrigues -340 vs. CJ Vergara +270, flyweight Loopy Godinez -170 vs. Ariane Carnelossi +145, women's strawweight Fernie Garcia -150 vs. Journey Newson +125, bantamweight Andre Fiahlo -420 vs. Cameron Vancamp +330, welterweight Who wins Oliveira vs. Gethsemane and Rose Namajunas vs. Carla Esparza? To be the first to know about the results of UFC 274, subscribe to fight tv now and keep visiting the fight tv reports. Thank you.

UFC on ESPN 35 took place at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. on Saturday 30th April, which is on Sunday 1st May in Australia. In the main event, Rob Font (19-6 MMA, 9-5 UFC) defeated Marilyn Vera (21-7-1 MMA, 11-6 UFC) in bantamweight. In the co-feature, former heavyweight champion Andrei Arlowski (34-20 MMA, 23-14 UFC) met Jake Collier (13-7 MMA, 5-6 UFC). Font lost weight and was fined 20% for his Fight Purse, but the competition went ahead as planned. Font's job was at the point, and a change of attitude opened up Vera, who used her legs and knees to good effect. The font output was incredible, but Vera did extensive damage. Winning the unanimous decision, Vera said, "Today I feel something my coach always says: Your brain is finally catching your body. It's a long way for me, a long journey. Hard work "When you do your best to win, and put everything else aside, life will give you a good victory. In the co-main event, heavyweight legend Andrei Arlowski competed against shooting star Jack Collier and covered three hard rounds. Collier's damaging shots vs. Arlovsky's counters and experience led the fight to the judges, who led Arlovsky to victory by a split decision. After winning the decision, Orlovsky said, "I was convinced that the last removal meant I lost. In the third round, I had to pay for the victory, but I got what I got. One step closer. "After my performance tonight, I have one thing to do. Lots of homework with my coaches. Let's go." Also on the card, Andre Felli (21-8) faces Jonderson Breto (12-3-1) in the featherweight, Jared Gordon (19-4) is lighter than Grant Dawson (17-1-1). Lightweight and Darren Elkins (27-1-1). 10) Featherweight faces Tristan Conley (14-7). In addition, Krzysztof Jutko (23-5) and Gerald Mershiert (34-14) compete in the middleweight division. Also on the card, Andre Felli (21-8) faces Jonderson Breto (12-3-1) in the featherweight, Jared Gordon (19-4) is lighter than Grant Dawson (17-1-1). Lightweight and Darren Elkins (27-1-1). 10) Featherweight faces Tristan Conley (14-7). In addition, Krzysztof Jutko (23-5) and Gerald Mershiert (34-14) compete in the middleweight division. The full lineup can be found below. UFC VEGAS 53 MAIN CARD Main Event – Bantamweight Bout: Marlon Vera def. Rob Font via unanimous decision (48-47, 49-46×2) Co-Main Event – Heavyweight Bout: Andrei Arlovski def. Jake Collier (27-30, 29-28×2) Featherweight Bout: Joanderson Brito def. Andre Fili via TKO: R1, 0.41 Lightweight Bout: Grant Dawson def. Jared Gordon via submission: R3, 4.11 Featherweight Bout: Darren Elkins def. Tristan Connelly via unanimous decision (30-27×3) Middleweight Bout: Krzysztof Jotko def. Gerald Meerschaert via unanimous decision (30-27×3) PRELIMINARY CARD Heavyweight Bout: Alexandr Romanov def. Chase Sherman via submission: R1, 2.11 Flyweight Bout: Francisco Figueiredo def. Daniel Da Silva via submission: R1, 1.18 Welterweight Bout: Gabe Green def. Yohan Lainesse via TKO: R2, 4.02 Lightweight Bout: Natan Levy def. Mike Breeden via unanimous decision (29-28×2, 30-27) Women’s Flyweight Bout: Shanna Young def. Gina Mazany via TKO: R2, 3.11

A Straightweight title fight will be headlining Invicta FC 47 on May 11. In the main event, champion Emily Ducott will defend her title against former nuclear weight champion Alisha Zapatela for the first time. Coming out of one of the biggest knockouts in the history of Oklahoma's Ducote Invicta, UFC veteran Daniel Taylor was stopped by a head kick and placed in the top 10 of the 115-pound belt and sports center. Ohio native Zappitella is taking part in a pair fight with a Brazilian. Jessica Delboni. Ahead of the pair's second meeting, the 27-year-old announced his plans to move to the Strawweight division and the decorated wrestler will face an immediate test against the division champion. Ducote will try to defend her first title after winning a gold medal at the Invicta FC 44 on August. Bellator's veteran Daniel Taylor is leading 4-1 in the best knockouts of the year in 2021 with a title-winning head kick. Meanwhile, Zappitella, 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. In the Co-Man event of the night, Colorado's Courtney "The Line" King (4-2) clashed with Chelsea Chandler (3-1) of Stockton, California in a featherweight match. King was last seen in action against Invicta FC 43 headliner Olympic gold medalist Kayla Harrison. Chandler rides three straight victories under the Invicta banner. A pair of New Yorkers meet in the Atom Weight Division as Lindsay "Demsel" Van Zendt (7-5) will compete with "Line Heart" Jillian Decoresi (4-3). The pair had previously met as amateurs in 2016, in which DeCursy declared Van Zend the best by decision. Former Bantamweight title challenger Lisa "Battle Angel" Verzosa (6-2) is back in action against Serena "The South Pa Out Law" de Jesus (4-2). Verzosa made five rounds in his last outing with reigning champion Tanisha Tennant, while De Jesus won back-to-back victories over UFC veterans Lauren Mرller and Elizabeth Phillips. Rounding out the fight card, Brazil's Janissa "Evil Princess" Morandin (10-4) competes against the country's Liana "Lee" Perosin (7-4) in the flyweight bout, and boxing Olympian Jennifer "Dagwin". Welcome to Chiang (1-1). Alyssa "Lightning" for promotion on Lindowska (first) Strawweight. The full fight card can be found below: Invicta FC 47 Fight Card Strawweight Title: Emily Ducote (c) vs. Alesha Zappitella Featherweight: Courtney King vs. Chelsea Chandler Atomweight: Lindsey VanZandt vs. Jillian DeCoursey Bantamweight: Lisa Verzosa vs. Serena DeJesus Flyweight: Janaisa Morandin vs. Liana Pirosin Strawweight: Jennifer Chieng vs. Alyssa Linduska

The Professional Fighters League (PFL) continues its 2022 season tonight (Thursday, April 28, 2022) with a stackup of heavyweights and featherweights. The 2022 PFL 2 event includes 10 fights in the heavyweight and featherweight divisions. The second event of the 2022 PFL season took place on Thursday at the Esports Stadium. In the main event, 2021 heavyweight champion Bruno Cappelozza (15-5) tried to continue his unbeaten PFL run when he defeated Stuart Austin (15-8). ). In the co-host event, two-time PFL Champion Lance Palmer (22-6) competed against 2021 featherweight finalist Chris Wade (21-7). BRUNO HENRIQUE CAPPELOZZA vs STUART AUSTIN First round: Fewer kicks than Cappelozza to start. They trade on the fence and catch the Cappelozza double under. The single-leg attempt failed within a minute. Outbound travel takes Austin down, even though he doesn't live there. They are different Austin Lowe Cook He shoots hammers along the way and shoots down one or two pieces. Cappelozza forces him to kneel for a while. They are different Cappelozza's front kick attempt, then an overhand right that hurts Austin. Cappelozza jumps on it with two minutes to go. Cappelozza in the half guard. Short punches One minute left. Quarter Guard, now Mt. He takes a seat with his fists and Austin covers up, signaling to stop. Final result: Cappelozza def. Austin by TKO (punches) The win gave Cappelozza six points in his season debut and extended his winning streak to five, with four knockout victories and a 2021 tournament title. Austin, meanwhile, has entered two fight skids and lost three of his recent five fights. In the co-main event, Featherweights, Lance Palmer and Chris Wade were seen landing their 2022 season on the right foot. Other names on the note include Brendan Loganin, Renan Ferreira and Denis Goltsov. You can learn more about PFL, its active roster, and its unique points system here. Below, you can find highlights of tonight's main card. The complete results of 2022 PFL 2 include: Bruno Cappelozza def. Stuart Austin via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 4:24 Chris Wade def. Lance Palmer via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) Brendan Loughnane def. Ryoji Kudo via technical decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Renan Ferreira def. Jamelle Jones via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 0:25 Denis Goltsov def. Cody Goodale via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 3:20 Ante Delija def. Matheus Scheffel via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 0:59 Bubba Jenkins def. Kyle Bochniak via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Klidson Abreu def. Adam Keresh via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 30-27) Sheymon Moraes def. Boston Salmon via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) Alejandro Flores def. Saba Bolaghi via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) fight.tv is the only company in the world that provides you with exciting news from around the world and complete information about each event as well as videos and live streaming. Not only this, fight.tv also hosts thrilling events for you. fight.tv is going to present another thrilling and action-packed event on April 30. You can watch it live from fight.tv and fight.tv apps. So subscribe to fight.tv now or download fight.tv apps and be a part of the biggest combat sports in the world. Thank you.

Bellator 280: Bader vs. Kongo 2. The fight will take place on Friday, May 6, 2022 at the Accor Hotels Arena, Paris, France. The main event includes a heavyweight rematch title fight between Ryan Bader and Cheick Kongo. The co-main event will feature a light heavyweight fight between People's Champion, Yoel "Soldier of God" Romero, and Melvin Manhoeff. After successfully defending his fight heavyweight title against interim champion Valentin Moldovski, Ryan Bader is making rapid changes and faces the Cheick Kongo in his second defense in a rematch of his 2019 title contest at Baleter 226. Are doing April began with widespread frustration as Patricio Petibull regained his seat in the featherweight division, beating AJ McKee in his rematch. Pitbull used his patience in five rounds to defeat the first unbeaten McKee. Now, he and his brother sit on top of both the featherweight and lightweight divisions. Unfortunately, an accidental collision with Nemkov's head at the end of Round 3 resulted in Vadim Nemkov vs. Corey Anderson being ruled out. Instead, the title remains with Nemkov, and the $ 1 million prize is still in his grasp. Then, Promotion held two events directly in Hawaii as one champion regained control while two new competitions were crowned. Cris Cyborg overtook Arlene Blancowe to retain her featherweight crown, while Liz Carmouche prevented shocking - and controversially - Juliana Velasquez from claiming the flyweight title. In addition, Raufeon Stots won the interim bantamweight title with a brilliant knockout by Juan Archuleta. Now, it is leaving for Europe in May with a pair of cards including the title fight. Heavyweight king Ryan Bader is seen defending his throne against the French veteran Cheick Kongo in Paris. In addition, Michael "Venom" Page will compete with Logan Storley for the interim welterweight title in London a week later. The event featured a featherweight match between Pedro Carvalho and Khasan Askabov. For unknown reasons, however, Askabov was forced to resign and was replaced by promotional newcomer Piotr Niedzielski. There was also a middleweight match between Lorenz Larkin and Khalid Murtazaliev. At the end of March, however, Murtaza Ali was disqualified and was replaced by Anthony Adams. As a result, Adams was fired and replaced by UFC Doctor Kyle Stewart. Bellator 280: Bader vs. Kongo 2 Fight Card updated Bellator 280 Fight Card Ryan Bader vs. Cheick Kongo 265 lbs Yoel Romero vs. Melvin Manhoef 205 lbs Soren Bak vs. Saul Rogers 155 lbs Yves Landu vs. Gavin Hughes 155 lbs Lorenz Larkin vs. Anthony Adams 185 lbs Mike Shipman vs. Gregory Babene 185 lbs Lewis Long vs. Thibault Gouti 170 lbs Fabacary Diatta vs. Jordan Barton 145 lbs Nicolò Solli vs. Joël Kouadja 170 lbs Lucie Bertaud vs. Katarzyna Sadura 125 lbs Pedro Carvalho vs. Piotr Niedzielski 145 lbs Youcef Ouabbas vs. Matthieu Letho 185 lbs Victor Verchere vs. Bourama Camara 170 lbs fight.tv is the only company in the world that provides you with exciting news from around the world and complete information about each event as well as videos and live streaming. Not only this, fight.tv also hosts thrilling events for you. fight.tv is going to present another thrilling and action-packed event on April 30. You can watch it live from fight.tv and fight.tv apps. So subscribe to fight.tv now or download fight.tv apps and be a part of the biggest combat sports in the world. Thank you.

The next UFC 274 double action on the UFC pay-per-view schedule includes lightweight champion Charles Oliveira vs. Justin Gaethje and women's strawweight queen Rose Namajunas vs. Carla Esparza. Ready to do The event will be held on May 7, 2022 at the Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona, USA. The UFC Lightweight Championship match between current champion Charles Oliveira and former interim champion Justin Gaethje will head the event and a rematch of the UFC Women's Straightweight Championship between current two-time champion Rose Namajonas and former champion Carla Esparza. The participant will act as the main event. The event was originally linked to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, but Promotion eventually decided to move the event to that location. It is now expected to be in Phoenix, Arizona. It will be the city's first event since UFC on ESPN: Ngannou vs. Velasquez in February 2019. The UFC Light Heavyweight Championship was expected between current champion Glover Teixeira and former Rizin Light Heavyweight Champion Jiří Procházka. However, boxing was pushed back to UFC 275 for unknown reasons. The event will feature the UFC Lightweight Championship match between current champion Charles Oliveira and former interim champion Justin Gaethje (also former WSOF lightweight champion). UFC 274: Oliveira vs. Gaethje Preview Despite winning ten fights, Oliveira did not fall in love with sports books for most of her career. Concluding with an average of -114 in his 29 total UFC outings, Oliveira praised the positive expected value. Oliveira has won 72% of his fights in the UFC, yet he has won only 53% of the time in his average odds. Gaethje, on the other hand, is a favorite of fans, aptly named 'The High Light'. The guy has won performance bonuses in eight of his nine UFC outings. As he steps into the octane you will see an amusing battle - this is the law of nature. Final decision: The price is on Charles Oliveira. Be sure to let us know what you think of it. The story-filled rematch between Namajunas and Esparza occupies the venue of the main event. Esparza defeated Namajonas in the final of the Ultimate Fighter 20 tournament, Namajonas' fourth professional fight. With the victory, Sparza went down in history as the inaugural UFC Women's Straightweight Champion. Esparza suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of Joanna Jedrzezak, which removed her from the title picture for six years. While Namajonas (11-4) climbed the Strawweight Mountain twice - became a fan favorite in the process - Sparza (18-6) worked hard to keep each brick of his return story at 11 feet and one Re-entered the match with a strong foundation. of that The event was expected to feature a light contest between Michael Johnson and Alan Patrick. However, ESPN: Błachowicz vs. The match at Rakić was postponed to the UFC a week later for unknown reasons. UFC 274 info Date: May 7 Location: Footprint Center - Phoenix, Arizona Start time: 10 p.m. ET (Main card) How to watch: ESPN + PPV UFC 274 fight card Charles Oliveira (c) vs. Justin Gaethje, lightweight title Rose Namajunas vs. Carla Esparza, women's strawweight title Michael Chandler vs. Tony Ferguson, lightweight Mauricio Rua vs. Ovince Saint Preux, light heavyweight Donald Cerrone vs. Joe Lauzon, lightweight Randy Brown vs. Khaos Williams, welterweight Macy Chiasson vs. Norma Dumont, women's featherweight Brandon Royval vs. Matt Schnell, flyweight Blagoy Ivanov vs. Marcos Rogerio De Lima, heavyweight Francisco Trinaldo vs. Danny Roberts, welterweight Tracy Cortez vs. Melissa Gatto, women's flyweight Kleidison Rodrigues vs. CJ Vergara, flyweight Ariane Carnelossi vs. Loopy Godinez, women's strawweight Journey Newson vs. Fernie Garcia, bantamweight fight.tv is the only company in the world that provides you with exciting news from around the world and complete information about each event as well as videos and live streaming. Not only this, fight.tv also hosts thrilling events for you. fight.tv is going to present another thrilling and action-packed event on April 30. You can watch it live from fight.tv and fight.tv apps. So subscribe to fight.tv now or download fight.tv apps and be a part of the biggest combat sports in the world. Thank you

The match between Canelo and Bivol will take place on Saturday, May 7, 2022. 12 Round Light Heavyweight Fight will take place at T-Mobile Arena, Paradise, Nevada, USA. This marks Canello's return to DAZN in 2020 after the controversy. Now they are back together on 2 fight deals. Superstar Canelo Alvarez (57-1-2, 30 KOs) has signed a new multi-fight contract with DAZN. Boxing's biggest draw in the first fight for the WBA Light Heavyweight title on May 7 will be against Dmitry Bivol (19-0, 11 KOs). The second battle in the multi-fight deal is set for September. CANELO VS BIVOL Review Dmitry Bivol Representing Russia, Bivol has an impeccable 19-0 record with 11 knockouts. Due to an incredible amateur career, Bivol won 2 Junior World Championships and the Russian National Amateur Boxing Championship in 2012 and 2014. His amateur record is 268-15. He started his professional career by winning his first 6 knockouts fight when he started professional boxing in 2014. Dmitry Bivol has been holding the WBA belt since November 2017. He recently defeated Omar Salamov in December 2021 and regained it. Canelo Saul 'Canello' Alvarez has been enjoying extraordinary things for the past few years. Fighting on a regular basis, Mexico has won world titles in various weight classes. Together with promoter Eddie Deer, Canelo has become a complete package. Earlier, a boxer had appealed to a boxing 'purist'. Since then he has worked on the promotional aspect of things, which has resulted in a lot of appeal. Now we see his radiant and passionate personality which is not able to compete with the audience. Canelo can now be considered a superstar sportsman with the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Conor McGregor. Alvarez has a record of 57 wins and just one defeat against Floyd Mayweather. CANELO VS BIVOL PREDICTION Dmitry Bivol is a great fighter. But it will be the biggest challenge ever. Bookmakers, on the other hand, are currently backing Canelo with a 1/4 or -350 odds to win the competition. Bivol's win would be considered a huge upset with 16/5 or +310 odds. That means the Buckeyes are giving Canelo a 78% chance of winning and Bivol a 22% chance. The draw is also a long shot with 21/1 odds. The consensus is that Canelo will defeat Bivol by a unanimous decision. All things considered, the shape of the knockout stick is not surprising. For hardcore Canello fans and boxing enthusiasts, winning the Bivol would be unimaginable. Remember anything is possible in boxing. This exciting fight card contains 3 matchups including the main event, so make sure you get tuned in soon. The first fight of the night will be a light welterweight match between American Montana Lo and Mexican Gabriel Valenzuela. In the second fight of the night, we will see Zhang Zili vs. Philip Hargovich heavyweight. Then Canello vs. Bivol. It promises to be a great night of boxing! Canelo vs Bivol FULL CARD Canelo Alvarez vs Dmitry Bivol – WBA light heavyweight title Filip Hrgovic vs Zhilei Zhang Montana Love vs Gabriel Gollaz Valenzuela Shakhram Giyasov vs Christian Gomez Joselito Velazquez vs Jose Soto Alexis Espino vs Aaron Silva Marc Castro vs Pedro Vicente Scharbaai Elnur Abduraimov vs Manuel Correa Fernando Angel Molina vs Ricardo Valdovinos (fight.tv is the only company in the world that provides you with exciting news from around the world and complete information about each event as well as videos and live streaming. Not only this, fight.tv also hosts thrilling events for you. fight.tv is going to present another thrilling and action-packed event on April 30. You can watch it live from fight.tv and fight.tv apps. So subscribe to fight.tv now or download fight.tv apps and be a part of the biggest combat sports in the world. Thank you.)

This week is set to be a turning point in the Bantamweight rankings as the division's two most entertaining men are determined to beat each other in the UFC APEX. Rob Font and Marlon Vera are trapped in a deep lineup of contenders in the UFC Men's Bantamweight Division, each trying to separate themselves from the pack. They have the opportunity to do so on Saturday when they meet at the main event of the UFC Fight Night in Las Vegas. Vera is ranked eighth in the division, while Font is ranked No. 5, although it is the lowest-ranked fighter to win this UFC Fight Nightman event. Font (19-5) was heading for the title shot after defeating former champion Cody Garbrand and one-time challenger Marlon Morris, but his four-fight winning streak prevented him from losing to former featherweight champion Jose Aldo in December. went. ESPN Font No. 6 in the men's bantamweight rankings. While Vera (18-7-1) is a low level fighter, he will continue to win this event. The Ecuadorian fighter has won his last two matches 8-2, beating the rankings in his last 10 fights. The only casualties were elite fighters Song Yadong and Jose Aldo. It was Vera's third round knockout against Frank Edgar at UFC 268, which cemented his place in the top 10 for the first time in his career. This is an interesting match between two top 10 fighters in the bantamweight division. Both men have a complete MMA game with plenty of knockouts and submissions on their resume. It can also determine who is next to be shot on the belt. The winning pair of any fighter will fix them in the title picture. This is a major battle for the future of the Bantamweight Division. Font and Vera are exceptional fighters who can challenge anyone in their day. Victory will push the winner into the top 5 rankings and the next number one contender can guarantee a match-up. Co-Main event: Andrei Arlovski vs. Jack Collier Heavyweight veteran Andrei Arlovski and former middleweight and light heavyweight Jack Collier take part in the main event. Despite being 43 years old, Arlovski has not slowed down with three consecutive wins, coming in the most recent UFC 271. It looks like Collier is finally settling into the heavyweight division after registering his first stoppage win since January 2016. A first-round submission to Chase Sherman extended Missouri's local record to 13-6 overall. Here's what you need to know about this week's UFC Fight Night Card. Which are as follows Font vs Vera Fight Card Mian card: Rob Font vs Marlon Vera - Bantamweight Andrei Arlovski vs Jake Collier - Heavyweight Andre Fili vs Joanderson Brito - Featherweight Jared Gordon vs Grant Dawson - Lightweight Darren Elkins vs Tristan Connelly - Featherweight Krzystof Jotko vs Gerald Meerschaert – Middleweight Font vs Vera Prelims Card: Daniel Lacerda vs Francisco Figueiredo - Flyweight Alexander Romanov vs Chase Sherman - Heavyweight Gabriel Green vs Yohan Lainesse - Welterweight Natan Levy vs Mike Breedan - Lightweight Gina Mazany vs Shanna Young - Women's flyweight Tatsuro Taira vs Carlos Candelario - Flyweight (fight.tv is the only company in the world that provides you with exciting news from around the world and complete information about each event as well as videos and live streaming. Not only this, fight.tv also hosts thrilling events for you. fight.tv is going to present another thrilling and action-packed event on April 30. You can watch it live from fight.tv and fight.tv apps. So subscribe to fight.tv now or download fight.tv apps and be a part of the biggest combat sports in the world. Thank you.)