Aljamin Sterling proved once again that he is still the UFC Bantamweight Champion but this time Sterling won Fair & Square. In the UFC 273 co-headliner, Sterling (21-3 MMA, 13-3 UFC) decides to split former champion and multi-time rival Peter Yan (16-3 MMA, 8-2 UFC) (48-47, 47). -48) defeated. , 48-47) to retain his title. The competition took place at the Wistar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Fla. The first round was the process of eliminating a technical sense, in which Yan took a step forward. The challenger did not lose his composure, remained calm, and carried out mostly meaningful strikes. Sterling was a bit unconventional as usual. When he took a shot here and there, he didn't take Yan's volume or quality - even if the margin was thin. In the second round, Sterling quickly changed the game plan and the result came out. One leg effort worked as he dragged Yan to the canvas and quickly retreated. It locked in a physical triangle, but Yan did a good job of fighting with his hands. When he escaped the threat of extradition, Yan absorbed a tremendous amount of land and pounds when he landed on Stirling Mount. He rained punches on Yan, who hid but survived. He refrained from submitting till the end of the round. Round 3 began and after an initial full takedown, Sterling took Yan down again - and went right back. Once again, Sterling threatened to kneel backwards. For the entire round, Sterling suffocated Yan in the bag position. There was no real threat, nor was there as much damage as in Round 2 - but again there was no question of who won the frame. The championship rounds began and Yan's hasty victory seemed to bother Sterling. After further success on foot, Jan came to the top of Sterling's guard. There, he fired a few shots before finishing the round in a controlled position. Possibly someone's fight before Round 4, Sterling soon won Yan over the fence after a pump-up speech by Coach Ray Longo in the corner. Sterling tried and tried again but couldn't get Yan down. Both men were tired. Sterling almost got it, but Yan defended and took his own ground position. The fight ended with Yan bowing to the fence against Sterling. Disqualifying critics, Sterling defeated Yan as a heavy underdog to retain his UFC Bantamweight Championship. With the victory, he extended his winning streak to seven, including the likes of Corey Sandhagan, Pedro Manhoz and Cody Steeman. "I had a strong opponent in Peter Yan," said Sterling. "He's dangerous and he brings out the best in me. He beats one of me - the first fight. It's for the haters who keep writing to me." Yan, from Russia, looked incredible as he read the scorecard. "I think they have won this fight, but I was robbed," Yan told a translator. Who agrees with Yan? Up-to-Date UFC 273 results include: Alexander Volkanovski def. Chan Sung Jung via fourth-round TKO (0:45) Aljamain Sterling def. Petr Yan via split decision (48-47, 47-48, 48-47) Khamzat Chimaev def. Gilbert Burns via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Mackenzie Dern def. Tecia Torres via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Mark Madsen def. Vinc Pichel via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) Ian Garry def. Darian Weeks via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 30-27) Anthony Hernandez def. Josh Fremd via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) Raquel Pennington def. Aspen Ladd via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Mike Malott def. Mickey Gall via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 3:41 Aleksei Oleinik def. Jared Vanderaa via submission (neck crank) – Round 1, 3:39 Piera Rodriguez def. Kay Hansen via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Julio Arce def. Daniel Santos via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)

Tonight's UFC 273 event features a highly anticipated welterweight bout involving Khamzat Chimaev against Gilbert Burns. In which Khamzat Chimaev was once again undefeated. Chimaev (10-0 MMA) has gone 4-0 inside the octagon since arriving at Fight Island. 'The Wolf' in its latest attempt at UFC 267 is winning the first round submission victory over Li Jingliang. Meanwhile, Gilbert Burns (20-4 MMA) returned to the winning column for the last time after winning a unanimous decision against fellow former Welterweight title challenger Stephen Thompson. This victory was certainly before the defeat of TKO to King Kumar Usman of 170lbs. After Chimaev competed in his first four UFC fights, he faced a tough test against Gilbert Burns. The former title challenger struggled for Chimaev, usually after a quick start. The 27-year-old initially scored a take-down, but instead of the ground and the pound ending the usual fight, he struggled to keep Brazil down. In the second round, we saw Chimaev in trouble for the first time. The two went back and forth, but Burns landed with a big right hand that hit his opponent. Dorinho gave the rising star his first losing round. Chimaev answered any questions about his cardio or heart in the third round. He took a hard right job to take the lead in the crucial round and finally got the decision. All three judges ruled him out 29-28 as he won the first decision of his professional career. Chimaev, who was awarded the Brazilian Geo Jitsu Purple Belt after the victory, praised Burns for being a consistent opponent. After seeing Chimaev run into his first four opponents, the fight provided a clear picture of what he could do in Octagon. He's one of the division's elites, but he still has work to do. Up-to-Date UFC 273 Fight Card results include: Main Card Alexander Volkanovski def. Chan Sung Jung via fourth-round TKO (0:45) Aljamain Sterling def. Petr Yan via split decision (48-47 x2, 47-48) Khamzat Chimaev def. Gilbert Burns via unanimous decision (29-28 x3) Mackenzie Dern def. Tecia Torres via split decision (29-28 x2, 28-29) Mark Madsen def. Vinc Pichel via unanimous decision (30-27 x2, 29-28) Prelims Card Ian Garry def. Darian Weeks via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27 x2) Anthony Hernandez def. Josh Fremd via unanimous decision (30-27 x2, 29-28) Raquel Pennington def. Aspen Ladd via unanimous decision (29-28 x3) Mike Malott def. Mickey Gall via first-round KO (3:41) Aleksei Oleinik def. Jared Vanderaa via submission (neck crank) (Round 1, 3:39) Piera Rodriguez def. Kay Hansen via unanimous decision (29-28 x3) Julio Arce def. Daniel Santos via unanimous decision (30-27 x2, 29-28)

UFC 273 vs. Volkanovski Korean Zombie 2022: UFC Fight Results Saturday, April 9 - Final Jacksonville, Florida VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena The title of the night's UFC 273 event was the Featherweight title fight, featuring Alex Volkanovski's challenge against the Korean Zombie for the Featherweight Championship. Volkanovski (23-1 MMA) will return to action for the first time since defeating Brian Ortega in the September UFC 266 event. The Great is currently playing a series of twenty-fight wins, including two consecutive defenses for its featherweight title. Meanwhile, the Korean zombie (17-6 MMA) last competed in June 2021, where he defeated Dan lge by unanimous decision. The victory came before losing to Brian Ortega in 2020. Then, in the co-main event, an epic feud ensued when bantamweight champion Aljamin Sterling met interim champion Peter Yan to consolidate the title. One of the rounds of the UFC 273 main event begins and the Korean zombies appear soon with a collection. Alex Volkanovski competes with a beautiful shot. He follows his with a kick. Korean zombie charges forward but Volk cuts it with the left hook. Looks like TKZ is right and Alex hits it with a low kick. Good jobs from both men. Volkanovski continues on the ground. Fighters stand and now trade in pockets. The Australian left job continues to find a home. He is hitting Korea's right eye. A large right hand descends on Volkanovski, who appears to be shaking the zombie. 'The Great' is patient and pushes 'TKZ' against the cage. He descends, but Chen Sung-jung quickly returns to his feet. A big left from Volkanovski followed by a low kick. The horn sounds to end Round One. The second round of the UFC 273 main event begins and Alex Volkanovski returns to work with his job. The Korean zombie responds with a pair of low legs. This has resulted in some return kicks from The Great. As he tries to get inside the TKZ, he puts a big fork on the left. Zombies stand on their own two feet but eat less. He kicks high and then fires with his right hand. Alex Volkanovski shakes the Korean zombie with his right hand. He comes down second. 'TKZ' fires back and clips the champion. 'Volk' shoots and takes down. There are two minutes left in the round. The zombie is back on its feet, but Alex lands on a collection and then dives into another attempt to remove it. Australia changed the strike and made a solid combination. He scores a trip take down but TKZ quickly returns to that step. He charges forward and throws his right hand. Alex Volkanovski responds with a jaw and then a slow kick. Korean zombies with the right hand. At the end of Round Two comes the sound of the horn. The fourth round of the UFC 273 main event begins and the Korean zombie swings and misses with the left hook. Alex Volkanovski does just that with a low kick. A big right hand landed for Australia. He makes another landing and the referee has seen enough. It's all over. Official UFC 273 result: Alex Volkanovski def. Through TKO in Korean Zombie Round 4. Who would you like to see Volkanovski fight next following his TKO victory over ‘TKZ’ this evening in Jacksonville? UFC 273 Main Card UFC Featherweight Championship Bout: Alexander Volkanovski def. The Korean Zombie via TKO: R4, 0.45 UFC Bantamweight Championship Bout: Aljamain Sterling def. Petr Yan via split decision (48-47×2, 47-48) Khamzat Chimaev def. Gilbert Burns via unanimous decision (29-28×3) Mackenzie Dern def. Tecia Torres via split decision (29-28×2, 28-29) Mark Madsen def. Vinc Pichel via unanimous decision (30-27×2, 29-28) UFC 273 Preliminary Card Ian Garry def. Darian Weeks via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27×2) Anthony Hernandez def. Josh Fremd via unanimous decision (30-27×2, 29-28) Raquel Pennington def. Aspen Ladd via unanimous decision (29-28×3) Mike Malott def. Mickey Gall via TKO: R1, 3.41 UFC 273 Early Preliminary Card Results Aleksei Oleinik def. Jared Vanderaa via submission: R1, 3.39 Piera Rodriguez def. Kay Hansen via unanimous decision (29-28×3) Julio Arce def. Daniel Santos via unanimous decision (30-27×2, 29-28)

There will be many great boxing matches on Saturday, April 9, but Erickson Lubin of Orlando, Florida (24-1, 17k) and Sebastian Fundora (18-0-1, 12k) of West Palm Beach, Florida compete for the interim WBC Super Welterweight title at the Virgin Hotel Los Theater. Can be the most competitive. Like Fundora (18-0-1, 12 KOs) is an undefeated and dangerous fighter, but he looked flat against Sergio Garcia in December. Funodora won by a unanimous decision, but it was not his best performance. Fundora is two years younger than Lubin, but there is no age factor in this matchup. Height and reach are always considered for the fight of Fundora. With a 6-foot reach and 6-foot-6, Fandora is nicknamed 'The Towering Inferno'. Both figures are out for a super welterweight. Lubin (24-1, 17 KOs) lost to Jermell Charlo in a stunning Round 1 knockout in 2017. It was his only title shot, but Lubin won his next six matchups, four knockouts. Lubin's winning streak helped fans and pundits forget his performance against Charlo. The 26-year-old from Florida dropped former Unified Super Welterweight Champion Jeison Rosario twice in June 2021 on the way to Round 6 TKO. Boxing fans can watch Lubin vs. Fundora live on showtime in the United States and other countries. The date when the event is broadcast live in the UK and Australia is Sunday, April 10. Get the full Lubin vs Fundora fight card below and keep an eye out for weight loss results. Video is available above. Lubin vs Fundora fight card Main Card Erickson Lubin vs. Sebastian Fundora, 12 rounds, super welterweight – interim WBC super welterweight title Tony Harrison vs. Sergio Garcia, 10 rounds, super welterweight Kevin Salgado vs. Bryant Perrella, 10 rounds, super welterweight Undercard Jamontay Clark vs. Aaron Coley, 8 rounds, super welterweight Eumir Marcial vs. Isiah Hart, 4 rounds, middleweight Jalil Hackett vs. Jose Belloso, 6 rounds, welterweight Dorian Khan Jr vs. Arturo de Isla, 4 rounds, super featherweight Albert Gonzalez vs. Deiniel Santiago Alegre, 4 rounds, super bantamweight Xavier Bocanegra vs. Jose Genaro Ramirez, 4 rounds, super bantamweight

Undefeated Mikaela Mayer (16-0, 5 KOs) defends her unified WBO and IBF junior lightweight belts in a ten-rounder against former IBF featherweight champion Jennifer Han (18-4-1, 1 KO) at The Hangar at Orange County Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa, CA on Saturday, This exciting event will be presented on Saturday, April 9 at the Event Center in Costa Mesa, CA. Mayer, the 2016 US Olympian, has established herself as one of the world's leading female fighters. She won the vacant WBO title in October 2020, almost knocking out Eva Brodnica, defending her eight months later by dismissing Erica Farias and then defending Maiva Hamadouche in an IBF belt last November in a tax dispute. Added to your collection. If Mayer beats Han, she will be the winner of the interim contest between fellow title holders Terry Harper (WBC) and Hyun Mi Choi (WBA) for the four big belts. Mayer is also a candidate for the April 30 showdown between lightweight title holder Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano. Han, on the other hand, is set to lose a shutout to Taylor in September, her first blow since 2014. She will now return to 130, a weight she weighed in at the start of her career. The day before the fight, the players step on the scales to make it official. As can be seen in the videos below In the co-feature, Giovani Santillan meets Jeovanis Barraza in ten rounds at the Sentinel Welterweight. Also on the card is Andrew Moloney facing Gilberto Mendoza, an eight-rounder in junior bantamweight. Get the full Mayer vs. Han Fight card below and keep an eye out for weight loss results. Video is available above. Mayer vs Han fight card Main Card Mikaela Mayer vs. Jennifer Han, 10 rounds, junior lightweight – Mayer’s unified WBO and IBF junior lightweight titles Giovani Santillan vs. Jeovanis Barraza, 10 rounds, welterweight Andrew Moloney vs. Gilberto Mendoza, 8 rounds, junior bantamweight Undercard Jason Moloney vs. Francisco Pedroza, 10 rounds, bantamweight Floyd Diaz vs. Blake Quintana, 6 rounds, junior featherweight Duke Ragan vs. Diuhl Olguin, 6 rounds, featherweight Virginia Fuchs vs. Randee Lynn Morales, 6 rounds, flyweight Luis Alberto Lopez vs. Raul Chirino, 8 rounds, featherweight

Olympic bronze medalist Harry Garside has clarified his professional credentials by winning 10 rounds on the Manuer Matet to win the Australian lightweight title in his second professional fight. Australia beat Dangerous Manuer Matet in Sydney on Wednesday night. Garside (2-0), just in his second professional bout, was Matet (4-2) in the Australian lightweight title bid. Garside showed off his best boxing talent with a superb display of skill, which clearly caught the eye of the Ringside judges, who won the fight 98-2, 99-91, 98-92.ng a serious risk against the dangerous M Garside was clearly a better fighter than the first round of early conversions, landing cleanly on both head and body throughout the fight, matching innocent timing with some solid defensive tactics thanks to his ballistic footwork. Garside's mobility was high, his impeccable amateur lineage throughout the show as he slipped in and out of the range, voluntarily taking crisp shots as he danced around every inch of color. Matet took advantage of the four-centimeter access to the Garside, but his rapid wild swinging efforts only highlighted the accuracy of the Garside work. His accuracy and speed were impressive, but it was his sense of humor that helped Matt to be completely outclassed. Both men demonstrated impeccable conditioning, especially not sitting in the middle of the garrison round. In the final moments of the third round, Garside began to hit the entire matet, causing him to lose his mouth guard, while he was tired of chasing Garside in full color in the fourth round. "How much more can Matet take?" Michael asked. "He has no answer for it (Garside). He's inside, he's outside, he's on one side. Harry is boxing his ears." Garside's general control continued into later rounds until Matet returned fire and tried to be more aggressive, as the tired underdog fought a vicious commotion late in the ninth round, leaving Garside on his own. Seeing them coming back to the corner. Born in Frontier Street, Garside's first pro win came last December through a first-round TKO against Sachin Madliar. FULL FIGHT CARD AND RESULTS Harry Garside def Manuer Matet via unanimous decision [98-92 x2, 99-91] (Vacant Australian lightweight title, 10x3min rounds) Paulo Aokuso def Michael Van Nimwegen via corner retirement, 2:10 into Round 5 (Vacant ANBF Australasian Light Heavyweight title, 8x3min rounds) Shanell Dargan went to a majority draw with Ashleigh Sims [39-37 Dargan, 38-38 x2] (Super featherweight, 4x2min rounds) Hassan Hamdan def Ryan Cotten via unanimous decision [50-45 x3] (Welterweight, 5x3 min rounds) Alex Lual def Aaron Kay via KO, 2:13 into Round 2 (Super lightweight, 5x3min rounds) Blake Wells def Renold Quinlan via unanimous decision [55-58, 56-57, 55-59] (Catchweight, 6x3min rounds) Tyler Blizzard def Daniel Harwood via unanimous decision [36-38 x2, 37-38] (Super bantamweight, 4x3min rounds)

UFC 273 is set to host an action-packed pay-per-view event featuring two UFC title fights and meaningful opportunities for the greatest promotions in the men's and women's divisions. The thrilling event takes place on Saturday, April 9, inside the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida. UFC Featherweight Champion Alexander Volkanowski vs. "The Korean Zombie" Chen Sung Jung is in the headlines of UFC 273. It would be fair to say that Markey is a well-rounded welterweight title challenger to a remarkably successful star. Faced with, a great Geo Jitsu champion has tested himself against a bloodbath during a brilliant experience and co-man event. Let's take a look at the main event participants who deserve a watch outside Volkanovski vs. Korean Zombie. VfL Bochum vs. 1. FC Union Berlin Petr Yan (ic) 2 The long-awaited rematch between Aljamin Sterling and Peter Yan has been re-enacted in the UFC 273 co-host event. In their first meeting, Sterling managed to make a strong start by combining everything from elbows to dynamic kicking. Although Sterling was not able to take any conscious shots, he succeeded when he either walked towards the body or intervened with flying knees because of Yan's tendency to rely on high, shelling guards. because. Fans have been demanding a rematch since the unsatisfactory result of their first clash in UFC 259 in March 2021. Yan appears to be gaining ground over Sterling until the final outcome of a highly ill-advised illegal knee fight. Sterling, Challenger, was awarded the UFC Bantamweight title by disqualification. Some people see "Funkmaster" as an undeserving champion. Others portray Yan as a dirty fighter who deserved to lose. It just blew up the bad blood between these two high bantamweights. If there was any indication of their first fight, Sterling vs. Yan 2 should take action. Hopefully, it also provides a more final result. Prediction: Yan by decision Do you agree with this prediction? You will definitely share your opinion, because your opinion is very important to us.

PFL Women's Lightweight Champion Kayla Harrison will be seen returning to the main event of PFL 3 with a thrilling bout with Bellator MMA veteran Marina Mokhnatkina. Scheduled for May 6 at Arlington Esports Stadium in Arlington, Texas. In the PFL 3 co-headliner, welterweight champion Ray Cooper III will return to the "smart cage" against the undefeated "Prince" Megomed Umalatov. The Professional Fighters League today announced full card match-ups for its main event and PFL 3, taking place on May 6 at the Texas Esports Stadium in Arlington. 2021 PFL Women's Lightweight Champion and World MMA Superstar Kayla Harrison (12-0) is embarking on her journey to her third PFL World title against Marina Mokhnatkina (6-2) in the evening headlining bout. Event tickets are now available. In the co-man event, 2021 welterweight champion Ray Cooper III, one of the most exciting fighters in the sport, returned to the PFL SmartCage against the undefeated Magomed "Prince" Umalatov. PFL CEO Peter Murray said: "Fighting fans around the world will be thrilled with the action and knight of the champions we have lined up for PFL 3 on May 6th." The return of the most dominant woman in MMA Banana Harrison, Anthony "Showtime" Pats in search of redemption, and the biggest welterweight division in the entire game led by Ray Cooper III and Rory MacDonald named him MMA of the Year. Makes one of the cards. " "May 6 is set to be one of the most action-packed regular season cards in PFL history," said Ray Sefo, president of PFL's Fighter Operations. "I can't wait for the returning champions Kayla Harrison and Ray Cooper III, as well as elite fighters Rory MacDonald and Anthony Petes to start their journey in the PFL playoffs." The complete lineup for 2022 PFL 3 includes: PFL 3: Harrison vs Mokhnatkina fight card ESPN2 Card Kayla Harrison vs. Marina Mokhnatkina Ray Cooper III vs. Magomed Umalatov Anthony Pettis vs. Myles Price Rory MacDonald vs. Brett Cooper ESPN+ Card Magomed Magomedkerimov vs. Joao Zeferino Genah Fabian vs. Julia Budd Sadibou Sy vs. Nikolay Aleksakhin Larissa Pacheco vs. Zamzagul Fayzallanova Gleison Tibau vs. Jarrah Al-Silawi Olena Kolesnyk vs. Abigail Montes Vanessa Melo vs. Martina Jindrova

GARCIA VS TAGOE Another important and thrilling event in the world of boxing is set to take place on April 9 at the historic Alamodomde in San Antonio, and will be broadcast live on DAZN worldwide. The undefeated, lighting fast Ryan “King Ry” Garcia (21-0, 18KOs) of Victorville, CA, makes his grand return to the ring on Saturday, April 9th, against Accra, Ghana’s Emmanuel “The Gameboy” Tagoe (32-1, 15KOs). The 12-round, lightweight Texas showdown will take place at San Antonio’s historic Alamodome on Saturday, April 9th, and will be streamed live worldwide on DAZN. Emmanuel "The Game Boy" Tego from Accra, Ghana has amassed a variety of titles since his professional debut in 2004, including the IBF International, WBA International, and WBO Africa Lightweight titles. Included. The 32-year-old is currently ranked # 10 in the lightweight division by WBC and has grown in the division's ranks since the beginning of American boxing in 2013 with Gerardo Robles' ninth round stop on ESPN2. His last trip was on November 27, 2020, when Tago met former WBO NABO champion Mason Manard in the 10-round lightweight bout, defeating Manard by a majority vote of 98-82, 97-73, and 95-95. Defeated by score. Boxing fans are fascinated to see how well Ryan feels after being out of the ring for over a year, dealing with anxiety and injury issues that he has taken care of. Fans await the return of boxing thriller Ryan "King Ry" Garcia, a skilled, lightning-fast puncher who has steadily increased the ranks of the lightweight division. A big win against top ten contender Tego will take Garcia to the top of the division. Garcia has beaten tough contenders such as the "ruthless" Romero Duno, Francisco Fonseca, Carlos "The Solution" Morales, and Jason "La Maravila" Valles. Garcia was last seen at the spectacular stoppage of the seventh round of 2012 Olympic gold medalist Luke Campbell. He then withdrew from the game, and then had to undergo surgery due to his injury, but is now back in action with a 139lbs catch weight that could be a tough competition. Gossin describes Tego as a "slippery fighter" and will need to do so to avoid being nailed through one of Ryan's large forks on his left arm. If Ryan can permanently remove his left forearm during combat, Tegu will not last long in this type of bombing. We don't know how good Tego's chin is, but if he can take Ryan's best shots, it will tell us a lot about his toughness. However, Tego needs to do more than just absorb the penalty for 12 rounds on Saturday night to win the fight. In this thrilling competition of GARCIA VS TAGOE, you can see who has the upper hand. Please leave your feedback in the comment box. Thank you. GARCIA VS. TAGOE FIGHT CARD Ryan Garcia vs. Emmanuel Tagoe; lightweight George Rincon vs. Alejandro Frias; super lightweight Gregory Morales vs. Katsuma Akitsugi; featherweight Hector Valdez vs. Daniel Colula Moncada; super bantamweight

Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Women's Straight Talent Mackenzie Dern and Tekia Torres are set to fight ther weekend (Saturday, April 9, 2022) at UFC 273 inside the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida. Darn lost weight in two of her first three professional fights on the regional circuit. After losing weight in her second UFC fight, she faced significant criticism, losing weight for the third time in her six-career strawweight fight. Darn attributed the success to the birth of her daughter in June 2019. Darn UFC is flirting in the women's straw top five. The win against Torres puts him behind Marina Rodriguez, a potential challenger for the winner of Rose Namajunas vs. Carla Esparza, assuming that the outcome of UFC 274 is not a fight of the Namajunas-Esparza trilogy. does. Darn is in no hurry and prefers to hone her skills before challenging for UFC Gold. Torres, on the other hand, has a very complete MMA game that makes up most of its features. "Tiny Tornado" is a very accurate manicure, as Torres overcomes normal size / damage through nests in clusters, and has become one of the most effective offensive wrestlers in recent years. One of the most important keys here for Torres is to be careful. Numerous opponents of Darn have denied taking down, then resorted to following him on the mat, and well ... it doesn't end well! Torres is a capable grappler, but there's absolutely no reason to engage with Darn on her canvas. Ther is a very important strawweight competition. Dern comes in at No. 5 in the competition, forcing him to defend her position against an enemy with two positions behind him. Although her overall game is still rough around the edges, Darn is such an expert grappler that she is an interesting threat to anyone in the division. If they can get back into the winning column, the dern are not far from the title shot, and that day will be an interesting match for Namajonas or Carla Esparza. Torres, on the other hand, has done a great job recovering from her rough patch, but has not yet returned to the point where she is seen as a potential title threat. Defeating Angela Hill is a good thing in her hat, but Torres still needs a big name victory that proves she is an elite contender. Dern can only win, the push that breaks it into the top five and can even make it to the title eliminator. At UFC 273, Mackenzie Dern and Tecia Torres will duel. Which woman will earn the victory?

The disappointing news is that UFC 273, UFC middleweight Kelvin Gastelum will not be fighting in UFC 273 due to an unknown injury, leaving South Africa's Dricus du Plessis without a fight. Due to an unknown injury, Gastelum has been ruled out of the upcoming pay-per-view event against short notice substitute Dricus du Plessis. The UFC officially announced the news on Friday evening. UFC 273 was held at the Y Star Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Fla. Gastelum (17-8) was forced to withdraw from his match against Du Plessis (16-2) in Jacksonville, Florida on Saturday, April 9, according to UFC officials. Gastelum (16-8 MMA, 11-8 UFC) was originally scheduled to meet with Massourdin Imavov at the event, but due to visa issues, Imavov was unable to compete as scheduled. The former interim middleweight title challenger wanted to stay on the Gastelum card and was replaced by du Plessis (16-2 MMA, 2-0 UFC) from his original match against Anthony Hernandez on the same card. Du Plessis also had to fight in UFC 273, actually against Chris Curtis. Curtis returned and was replaced by UFC's Anthony Hernandez. Then, when Gastelum lost to their opponent, the UFC fought a battle of Du Plessis-Hernandez against Gastelum in favor of Du Plessis. Now, no one will appear on the middleweight card. The main competition in UFC 273 will be a featherweight fight between champion Alexander Volkanowski and Chan Sung Jung aka 'The Korean Zombie'. Men's bantamweight champion Jimenez Sterling will face former champion Peter Yan in the rematch of the co-host event. With the removal, the UFC 273 lineup now includes: Alexander Volkanovski v Chan Sung Jung – for featherweight title Aljamain Sterling v Petr Yan – for bantamweight title Gilbert Burns v Khamzat Chimaev Mackenzie Dern v Tecia Torres Ian Garry v Darian Weeks Jairzinho Rozenstruik v Marcin Tybura Aspen Ladd v Raquel Pennington Mickey Gall v Mike Mallot Vinc Pichel v Mark O. Madsen Aleksei Oleinik v Jared Vanderaa Anthony Hernandez v Josh Fremd Kay Hansen v Piera Rodriguez Julio Arce v Daniel Santos

UFC 273 takes place at the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Fla., And is headlined by the Featherweight title between Alexander Volkanovski and Chen Sung Jung. Former UFC Bantamweight title challenger Raquel Pennington will take part in UFC 273 on April 9 on a short notice against Aspen Ladd. Ladd was booked to face Irene Aldana in UFC 273. But after Irene Aldana was ruled out for unknown reasons, former UFC women's title challenger Raquel Pennington (13-8 MMA, 10-7 UFC) lost to Ladd (9-2 MMA, 4-2 UFC) on almost two weeks' notice. ) Has taken steps to fight. . Pennington fought to win three fights, with successive victories over Marion Reneau, Pennie Kianzad, and Macy Chiasson. She has not lost since a unanimous decision against Holly Holm in UFC 246 in January 2020. Shortly after the news of the short notice booking came out, Pennington took to Instagram to share her excitement for the occasion. "2 weeks !!!" Pennington said. Pennington will compete on the same card as her fiance, Tecia Torres, who will face Mackenzie Dern on the UFC 273 main card. Load begins to recover from the loss of Norma Dumont in October. The defeat came by a unanimous decision in a fight that was both Ladd's UFC main event and featherweight debut. She is 1-2 in his current three. What is your prediction for Aspen Ladd vs. Raquel Pennington? With the change, the UFC 273 lineup includes: Champ Alexander Volkanovski vs. Chan Sung Jung – featherweight Champ Aljamain Sterling vs. Petr Yan – bantamweigh Gilbert Burns vs. Khamzat Chimaev Mackenzie Dern vs. Tecia Torres Kelvin Gastelum vs. Nassourdine Imavov Aspen Ladd vs. Raquel Pennington Ian Garry vs. Darian Weeks Dricus Du Plessis vs. Anthony Hernandez Jairzinho Rozenstruik vs. Marcin Tybura Mickey Gall vs. Mike Malott Julio Arce vs. Daniel Santos Mark Madsen vs. Vinc Pichel Kay Hansen vs. Piera Rodriguez