The most dangerous and thrilling fight in UFC 273 which is being considered as Gilbert Burns vs Khamzat Chimaev. Welterweight will be at UFC 273 in Jacksonville on April 9. UFC 273 will feature a featherweight title match between Alexander Volkanowski and Chan Sung Jung, as well as a rematch of the bantamweight title against Peter Yan. Burns won a unanimous decision against Stephen Thompson in UFC 264 last July. Brazilioan are 7-1 up in their last eight matches, their only defeat being in February 2021 against welterweight champion kamaro Usman. Chimaev is one of the most popular and upcoming game. "Borz," No. 11 in Welterweight, has been leading 4-0 since making his debut at the Octagon in July 2020. His last fight, against Li Jingliang, ended in a first-round submission to UFC 267 last October. Gilbert Burns knows that Khamzat Chimaev will be a tough challenge but he expects to get a high light rail finish in UFC 273. Chimaev has been the talk of the UFC ever since he won two matches on Fight Island in 10 days. Now he is ready for the most difficult test of his career UFC champion Alexander Volkanovsky has made a bold prediction for Khumzat Chemaev's upcoming fight against Gilbert Burns. Chimaev (10-0 MMA, 4-0 UFC) completed his toughest test to date in the former title challenger Burns (20-4 MMA, 13-4 UFC) at UFC 273 on April 9. Although Chimaev has been hailed as a big favorite in trouble, the reigning featherweight featherweight title holder Volkanowski (23-1 MMA, 10-0 UFC), who won the ballot with Chen Sung Jung (17-1). 6 MMA, 7-3 UFC). UFC 273 main event, thinks "Borz" will not only win, but will make it easier. Although Gilbert Burns thinks it will be a tough fight, he thinks he has all the tools not only to win, but to stop Khumzat Chemaev. On the other hand, according to Fight TV, the undefeated Chimaev is -475 favorite over the more experienced Burns, who are +320 underdogs. If Chemaev wins, he is expected to face the winner of welterweight champion Kumaro Usman and Leon Edwards, whose target is July. Do you think Gilbert Burns will finish Khamzat Chimaev at UFC 273?

The LFA will return to South Dakota on April 8 with a thrilling and action-packed event. The main event of LFA 128 will be a light world title battle between two of the division's most promising prospects. LFA 128 will be the 15th LFA event in the state, while the major event will crown the sixth 155-pound champion in LFA history. South Dakota has been a big car maker for the LFA champions, with previous champions Harvey Park and Bryce Logan also winning titles in South Dakota. LFA 128 is set to take place on Friday, April 8 at the Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls. The main event will feature a light-hearted title fight between Aaron McKenzie and Lucas Clay. LFA CEO Ed Soares announces to give fans one of our most anticipated global title fights of 2022. Our long-running next chapter will be written in LFA 128 at the Sanford Pentagon. McKenzie (10-2-1) returned to LFA Octagon after winning his first three fights for impressive promotions. Rafael Lovato Jr. The protégé is known for its accurate hitting, fighting ability, and toughness on all sides. McKenzie gained valuable experience fighting for Legacy FC and Bellator early in his career, which has paid off for Oklahoman as he has shown all his qualities since signing with LFA. He currently has victories over Brazilian powerhouse Gláucio Eliziário, The Ultimate Fighter 27 finalist Joe Giannetti, and Bellator veteran Brendan Phillips. The now-growing 33-year-old returned to the building where he launched LFA to fight for the LFA Lightweight title in the LFA 128 main event. Clay (8-1) returned to the LFA Octagon early in his one-year career, ending his record with a 3-0 promotion and was nominated for the LFA Fans' Choice Awards: Man of the Year. Fighter The proud Missouri native won the title in 2021 with two dominant victories, unbeaten in the LFA. The first win came against J.J. Okanovich, who was coming after winning the series against Dana White. The second win went to D'Arce Choke against Jake Kozorosky, who earned Clay a second nomination for the LFA Fan 'Choice Awards: Submission of the Year. The now-decorated 26-year-old, a relative of the legendary Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali), continues to grow his legend by winning LFA Gold LFA 128 currently includes: Aaron McKenzie vs. Lucas Clay – for vacant lightweight title Mitch McKee vs. Jalen Jackson Sarek Shields vs. Thad Jean Alandria Brown vs. Rachel Martinez

England's Christian Leroy Duncan set up a highlight-rail knockout to capture the Cage Warriors middleweight title at Cage Warriors 136 in Manchester. France's Milan Cage Warriors, meanwhile, were vying for a 185-pound title against England's Christian Leroy Duncan in the Cage Warriors 136 Main Event, aiming to capture CW Gold with the likes of Michael Bisping and Paddy Pimblett. I had to imitate my compatriots. Cage Warriors 136 takes place on Saturday, April 2 at the BEC Arena in Manchester. It was an event where all 13 bouts on the card were seen ending within a distance. In the main event of the Cage Warriors 136, Christian Duncan (6-0) did it later when he defeated champion Djati Milan (8-1) in a flying knock in TKO 48 seconds in Round 3. Melan made good use of their wrestling advantage in Round 1 as they successfully completed their first take-down attempt. But Ivorian was unable to commit any significant offense on the mat as he spent most of his time trying to prevent Duncan from slipping on his feet. At the end of the round, Melan looked significantly more tired than the Challenger as they returned to their corners. Duncan then came out fast for Round 2 and accelerated Melan's pace, looking desperate to deal with Duncan's forward pressure and striking. After Melan's long attempt to drag Duncan to the mat failed, Challenger let go of his strike by repeatedly connecting with the tiring champion. Then, in Round 3, Duncan dug into his trick box and finished the night in style. After finding his range with the kick of an ax, Duncan re-entered a magnificent flying knee that brought Melan to the canvas first. That meant Gloucester's Duncan improved his pro record to 6-0 when he claimed the Cage Warriors' 185-pound title. In the co-host event, Aaron Aby of Wales clinched his Flyweight Championship credentials with a victory over Dutch competitor and former Bantamweight title challenger Gerardo Fanny. Aby used his wrestling and solid top game to completely shut down Fanny in the first two rounds, but in the third, Fanny threatened to overturn the tables when she snatched his arm during the fight. Aby performed brilliantly to avoid capture and then, after another commotion, closed a back-to-back bare square and forced Top to take the biggest win of his career. The preliminary card delivered even more finishes, with all eight bouts ending inside the distance, either via knockout or TKO. Here you can follow the live results below. MAIN CARD Christian Leroy Duncan def. Djati Melan via knockout (flying knee) – Round 3 0:48 (wins middleweight title) Aaron Aby def. Gerardo Fanny via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 3, 2:25 Adam Cullen def. El Hadji Ndiaye via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 0:14 Reece McEwan def. Sam Spencer via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 3, 4:33 Luke Riley def. Jack Eglin via knockout (punches) – Round 2, 4:54 PRELIMINARY CARD Mick Stanton def. Alexis Fontes via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 1:28 Aleksi Mantykivi def. Jeanderson Castro via knockout (punch) – Round 2, 2:27 Liam Molloy def. Ben Rees via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 0:26 Manny Akpan def. Connor Hitchens via knockout (spinning heel kick) – Round 2, 4:36 Dylan Hazan def. Raymison Bruno via TKO (retirement) – Round 1, 5:00 Jan Quaeyhaegans def. Kieran Lister via TKO (ground strikes) – Round 3, 3:08 Chasen Blair def Rickie Moore via TKO (ground strikes) – Round 1, 2:47 Michael Tchamou def. Piotr Chmielecki via knockout (ground strikes) Round 1, 1:35

A date and time have been set for Gennadiy Golovkin's next fight, as "GGG" passes through the ropes at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan on Saturday, April 9th. The boxing star from Kazakhstan will face Japanese champion Ryota Murata in the middleweight title race. Golovkin has a 160lbs IBF strap and Murata has a WBA title around his waist. This World Championship match consists of twelve rounds.The fight will take place at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan. The venue for the event can accommodate up to 36,000 spectators. The main card will start at 10 a.m. UK time, with ring walks for the main event until 12.30 p.m. This is an important battle for both, especially the IBF champion Golovkin (41-1-1, 36 KOs). He has signed a contract with Canelo Alvarez on September 17 in a trilogy match that he and the world of boxing have been waiting for since 2018. WBA 160lb champion Murata (16-2, 13 KOs) is on the verge of reaching his third long awaited match against Golokin's Canelo, and will be under a lot of pressure. Golovkin (41-1-1, 36 KOs) won his last bout against Kamil Seremita in the seventh round, retiring. Earlier, he scored a unanimous decision against Sergei Derivyanchenko to take the then empty ballots, and in Round 4, Code Steve Rolls lost his rematch by a majority against Canello Alvarez. Murata (16-2, 13 KOs) is coming out of TKO's victory in the fifth round against Steven Butler. Earlier, he stopped Rob Brant in the second round of his rematch and reclaimed the ballot. Who do you think will be the winner? Golovkin vs Murata. Please let us know your opinion in the comments section. Thank you. Subscribe now for the latest updates and sensational news from around the world and enjoy the latest news and reviews as well as live stream anytime and anywhere. Golovkin vs Murata fight card Gennadiy Golovkin vs. Ryota Murata, 12 rounds, middleweight – Golovkin’s IBF and IBO middleweight titles, Murata’s WBA (Super) middleweight title Shuichiro Yoshino vs. Masayuki Ito, 12 rounds, lightweight – WBO Asia Pacific lightweight title Junto Nakatani vs. Ryota Yamauchi, 12 rounds, flyweight – WBO flyweight title Kazuki Anaguchi vs. Ryuji Yamamoto, 6 rounds, super bantamweight Hiroka Amaki vs. Taiga Kato, 4 rounds, welterweight

Friday night's PFL Challenger Series 7 card offered something different from the first six weeks of the series, as PFL said during the promotion. While earlier editions focused on specific weight classes, the PFL Challenger Series 7 was designed to offer a card with 10 fighters in five bouts in four weight classes instead of a specific weight class. Presents Professional Debut. These fighters could be the next champions in their classes and this is the first time they will step out and fight on a big stage. Every great fighter started with a professional debut, that's what these 10 will have the opportunity to experience together here tonight. The PFL Challenger Series 7 Card takes place at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida. Friday's highlight was in the welterweight division, with Serbian kickboxer Andreja Stankovic competing against veteran amateur grappler Louis Bravington. Stankovich trained at Striking Mind Henry Hoft at Sanford MMA and tried to test his kickboxing skills against Bravington, a 7-5 amateur who made his professional debut with three of four. Four fights were on the winning streak. Brewington lost 1.6 pounds for Friday's main event, and the fight was moving on to the catchweight. In addition, Atlanta native Christian Turner, an unbeaten amateur Cuban-American, was battling another impressive prospect in the second fight from the top in Chayanne Serrano. Turner, who trains outside of the Atlanta top team, has an excellent 4-0 amateur record in his pro debut, while Serrano has no qualms about trailing himself 6-1 in the amateur ranks. Oddsmakers are currently in favor of Turner taking action against Florida. Turner vs. Serrano was not the only fight at 155 pounds, however, Alexis Perganda as "Russian DNA" involved another thrilling 6-1 thriller against Atlanta amateur Joe Ham. Pergande trains outside the Nashville MMA with UFC veterans Dustin Ortiz and Luke Sanders and has an amateur record of 4-0 with all four wins coming within distance. He is currently the favorite against Ham, who is set to win two fights in the amateur ranks at Friday's event. The other two fights featured heavyweights Santino Zorita and Raqim Tilley, as well as a featherweight bout between Jillon McDaniel and Derry Alderman, an important part of the event. The concept of a "professional start" was unique, although it was a novelty in terms of historically advanced fight cards. And, to some extent incredible, the event managed to hold together all the way to fight at night. This means that every fighter on the docket had a 0-0 record to start the night. PFL Challenger Series 7 Results Andrija Stankovic def. Lewis Brewington via unanimous decision (30×27, 30×27, 30×27) Christian Turner def. Chayanne Serrano via unanimous decision (29×28, 29×28, 29×28) Rakim Talley def. Santio Zurita via unanimous decision Alexei Pergande def. Joe Hamm via submission (arm-triangle) Round 2, 4:42 Daeri Alderman def. Jaylon McDaniel via unanimous decision (29×28, 29×28, 29×28)

Unbeaten BELLATOR Featherweight Champion A.J. McKee hopes to take the next step towards becoming the game's biggest fighter as he battles former top pound-for-pound and two-division champion Patricio Pitbull for the second time in less than nine months. Bellator MMA is presenting one of the most exciting and action-packed events of the year 2022. Bellator MMA is going to be the biggest event ever. The event will be headlined by a rematch between Bellator Featherweight Champion A. J. McKee and Patrício Pitbull. The pair competed in the first Bellator 263 main event, where McKee clinched the putball title by submitting the first round of the Bellator Federer World Grand Prix final. Bellator 277 will be presented on April 15, 2022 at SAP CENTER, SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES. Just a week later, the promotion returned to the hop in Honolulu, Hawaii, with two loaded fight cards. The Bantamweight World Grand Prix is ​​about to begin, but it will be without a reigning champion. Sergio Pettis was forced to withdraw from the tournament with an unknown injury, meaning a temporary leash would be at stake. Former title holder Juan Archuleta will take his place on the card against Raufen Stouts, while women's featherweight champion Chris Cyborg will face Arlene Blancowe in the main match again. The night before, on Friday 22 April, a pair of wild card matches for the Grand Prix when Josh Hill will face Enrique Barzola and Danny Sabatello against the Journell lugo. The winner of Hill vs. Barzola will face Magomed Magomedov in the quarterfinals, while the winner of Lugo vs. Sabatello will face Leandro Higo. Also, the main event ended with a competition for the women's flyweight title between champion Juliana Velasquez and top contender Liz Carmouche. Bellator 277 Main Card: Champion A.J. McKee (18-0) vs. Patricio Pitbull (15-5) Champion Vadim Nemkov (15-2) vs. Corey Anderson (16-5) Bellator 277 ‘Prelims’ Card: Tyrell Fortune (11-2, 1 NC) vs. Steve Mowry (10-0) Kyle Crutchmer (8-1) vs. Michael Lombardo (12-2, 1 NC) Keefe (2-0) vs. Tyson Miller (2-0) Contract Weight: Gaston Bolanos (5-3) vs. Cass Bell (5-2) Theo Haig (0-0) vs. Alan Benson (1-2) Edwin De Los Santos (1-0) vs. Alberto Mendez (0-1) Bobby Seronio (1-0) vs. Calob Ramirez (1-1) Socrates Hernandez (0-1) vs. Rogelio Luna (0-0)

Colors return to Octagon, USA after epidemic. Because for the first time since March 2009, Columbus is back with a heavyweight event. UFC on ESPN 33 was held at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio. In the main event, Curtis Blaydes (15-3 MMA, 10-3 UFC) competed against Chris Doukaus (12-4 MMA, 4-1 UFC) in heavyweight. Curtis Blaydes and Chris Doukaus are competing in a five-round headline contest. The Blaydes are refreshed under a new UFC contract as they strive for their second consecutive win since eliminating Shamil Abdurakhimov in UFC 266 in September. Daukaus is looking to recover from his first UFC loss to Derrick Lewis in December. Curtis Blaydes stopped wrestling at odds. Instead, he used his stand-up game to oust Chris Daukaus, then called for a title shot - or a fight with a former champion. After the first round, the Blaydes (16-3 MMA, 11-3 UFC) needed only 17 seconds in the second round to remove Daukaus (12-5 MMA, 4-2 UFC) after a large stretch of the right hand. To be kept Follow-up strikes on canvas at the UFC at the ESPN 33 main event at the Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio. Blaydes pumped the initial job, and Daukaus fired with his right hand. He later backed up the blades with a second left. The Blades fired a low kick, then another Daukaus punched to the side. Then he landed on the left, which turned Daukaus ' head back. The docks hit a few ticks, then fired back, but the Blaydes caught the center of the cage. In the middle of the round, they traded briefly, but did not participate in an all-out slug fest. The blades kicked down again, then tested the other leg for good measurement. Daukaus kept the Blaydes one minute with two punches and a kick, but didn't do much damage. With 12 seconds left, the Blaydes caught Daukaus in the eye, but it didn't take long for him to recover before the horn. Second, the Blaydes did not take long to complete their work. Just as Daukaus was throwing his right hand, the Blaydes drilled him with one of their huge rights. Daukaus immediately hit the canvas, and the Blaydes were on top to end the fight with punches and small elbows. After the stunning victory, Blaydes said he would like a title shot. But when former heavyweight champion Stip Miocic was told he was in the crowd, he said he might have to go through it to get it - and would welcome the opportunity. UFC on ESPN 33 results include: Curtis Blaydes def. Chris Daukaus via TKO (strikes) – Round 2, 0:17 Alexa Grasso def. Joanne Wood via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 1, 3:57 Bryan Barberena def. Matt Brown via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Kai Kara-France def. Askar Askarov via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Neil Magny def. Max Griffin via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Marc Diakiese def. Viacheslav Borshchev via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) Sara McMann def. Karol Rosa via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Chris Gutierrez def. Danaa Batgerel via TKO (spinning back fist, punches) – Round 2, 2:34 Aliaskhab Khizriev def. Denis Tiuliulin via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 2, 1:58 Manon Fiorot def. Jennifer Maia via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) Matheus Nicolau def. David Dvorak via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Luis Saldana def. Bruno Souza via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

The One Championship celebrated its 10th anniversary on Saturday at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in kallang, Singapore, with one of its best cards ever. It included 20 fight lineups to meet the expectations of combat sports fans. It included 11 MMA bouts and a special competition featuring one of the biggest MMA fighters ever. ONE X promised and delivered an unforgettable event. The hours of martial arts action in the three amazing cards were as good as advertised. At the main event, Atomweight Champion Angela Lee returned to defend her tile against Stamp Fairtex after a two-and-a-half year absence. And in the co-main event, former UFC flyweight champion Demetrius Johnson stepped into an unknown arena against muay Thai champion Rodtang Jitmuangnon in the mixed rules set for the Muay Thai and MMA alternate rounds. Also on the main card, flyweight champion Adriano Moraes held his title to the line against Yuya Wakamatsu, while Japanese legends Yoshihiro Akiyama and Shinya Aoki competed in the highly anticipated 170-pound match. Let's take a look at the results of the ONE X Grand Final. First let's talk about the main event. In the One Championship "One X" headliner, Angela Lee made her promotional comeback against Stamp Fairtex after taking a two-and-a-half-year maternity leave. Lee (11-2, 11-2 One) punched her opponent outside the gate and knocked off the cage. Stamp (8-2, 7-2 one) and waited for the right moment to retaliate with a liver pill that almost "stopped" where she was standing. When she was clearly in distress, Lee bit her face and escaped the resulting punches and kicks. In the second frame, Lee moved the action to the canvas as quickly as possible. Once there, she exhibited a submission weapon, including Triangle Square and a twister that almost sealed the deal for Evolve MMA's representative. Stamp's heart and collecting defense made a difference, but Lee made one last ace in her sleeve. In the final seconds of the round, Lee grabbed her opponent's back and knocked him out. She then punched her in the back bare knee to make his way easier. With only 10 seconds left, Lee persuaded her enemy to surrender, completing her first post since October 2019 and retaining her position as Divisional Queen. In the co-man event, former Ultimate Fighting Championship 125-pound kingpin Demetrious Johnson defeated one-flyweight Muay Thai champion Rodtang Jitmuangnon in a customs roster. The first and third rounds were held in accordance with Thai rules, while rounds 2 and 4 included an MMA roll set. In the opening round, Jitmuangnon hunted his opponent with a variety of punches and physical kicks. Johnson, in turn, combined his attacks, but did not look for ease and resorted to clinching on several occasions. When "Mighty Mouse" fought on the hind legs for the first frame, he survived. Round 2 meant a return to safe waters for Johnson, who pushed hard outside the gate and persuaded Jitmuangnon to remove him. Johnson's move forced his Thai rival to retreat against the fence, where "Mighty Mouse" jumped back and a few seconds later brought him to the canvas. Once Johnson took the position and drowned the hooks, he ended the tight-knit attempt from behind. Jitmuangnon initially resisted, but to no avail. Ultimately, he preferred to pass out rather than tap. The official time to stop in the second round was 2:13. ONE X: Quick Results ONE Women’s Atomweight World Title Bout: Angela Lee (c) def. Stamp Fairtex via rear-naked choke: R2, 4:50 to retain title Demetrious Johnson def. Rodtang Jitmuangnon via submission (rear-naked choke): R2, 2:13 ONE Flyweight World Title Bout: Adriano Moraes def Yuya Wakamatsu via submission (guillotine choke) R3, 3:58 to retain title Yoshihiro Akiyama def. Shinya Aoki via TKO: R2, 1:50 Eduard Folayang def. John Wayne Parr via unanimous decision Featherweight Kickboxing World Title Bout: Superbon Singha Mawynn def. Marat Grigorian via unanimous decision to retain title ONE X: PART II Bantamweight Muay Thai World Title Bout: Nong-O Gaiyanghadao def. Felipe Lobo via KO: R3, 2:15 to successfully retain title Bantamweight Kickboxing World Title Bout: Hiroki Akimoto def. Capitan Petchyindee via unanimous decision to become the new champion Ham Seo Hee def. Denice Zamboanga via unanimous decision Jihin Radzuan def. Itsuki Hirata via split decision Tang Kai def. Kim Jae Woong via KO, R1: 2:07 ONE X: PART I Kickboxing World Grand Prix Championship Final: Chingiz Allazov def. Sitthichai Sitsongpeenong via unanimous decision Reinier de Ridder vs. Andre Galvao: Draw Sinsamut Klinmee def. Nieky Holzken via KO: R2, 1:39 Jeremy Miado def. Lito Adiwang via TKO (injury): R2, 2:56 Stephen Loman vs. Shoko Sato via unanimous decision Amir Khan def. Ryogo Takahashi via split decision Kang Ji Won def. Paul Elliott via KO: R1, 0:58 Mei Yamaguchi vs. Danielle Kelly: Draw Senzo Ikeda def. Ryuto Sawada via TKO: R2, 3:09

LFA crowned a new middleweight champion, the Legacy Fighting Alliance returned Friday night to its latest offering in Commerce, California, for the LFA 127, which topped the middleweight title race. In the main event, Ozzy Diaz fought a dangerous battle for the empty middleweight title against Bruno Assis. This event of LFA 127 was very important because it could only be determined by a man with a fast stand-up game against the classic striker vs. Gripper matchup. Diaz (7-1) had put pressure on his opponent from the start of the fight and strengthened his grip on the match, which knocked out his opponent in the first round. Assis (12-6) was punched twice during the exchange and failed to bring the fight to the canvas. In the opening round, as time went on, Diaz found a home for a hard right hand that put him down for the third time. After a few follow-up punches, referee Frank Trigg saw enough and stopped the fight with only a few seconds left in the first frame. The official time of the knockout stop was 4:53. Following the contest, LFA CEO Ed Soares announced that Diaz had received an invitation to compete in the UFC for next season's Dana White's Contender Series. Moments after the promotion crowned a new champion in an empty title fight, it will consider hosting another empty middleweight title fight in the near future. In addition, the source announced the winners of four $ 2,500 bonuses. Chase Gibson vs. Javier Garcia won the Fight of the Night, while Wascar Cruz and Ozzy Diaz won the Home Performance of the Night bonus. The full results of LFA 127 include: Main Card Ozzy Diaz def. Bruno Assis by knockout, Round 1, 4:53 – for the LFA middleweight championship Chase Gibson def. Javier Garcia by unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28) Junior Melo def. Tommy Aaron by knockout, Round 1, 1:37 Wascar Cruz def. Karlee Pangilinan by submission (rear-naked choke), Round 1, 2:25 Arnold Jimenez def. Josh Wang Kim by DQ (illegal elbows), Round 2, 0:55 Giovanna Canuto def. Jasmine Pouncy by submission (rear-naked choke), Round 1, 2:28 Preliminary Card Whittany Pyles def. Lisa Mauldin by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27) Luis Schwenke def. Diego Vazquez by TKO (Punches), Round 1, 2:55 Riley Wiseman def. Bryen Dao by submission (rear-naked choke), Round 2, 1:36 Elijah Leggett def. Chris Hernandez by unanimous decision

After the spectacular UFC 272 event, UFC is set to host another action-packed fourth event, UFC 273, in April. UFC 273 will be an action-packed and thrilling event in which featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski faces Jung Chan Sung, also known as the Korean Zombie. In fact, a pair of title fights in March are now being moved back a month and one is getting a new challenger. UFC Chief Business Officer Hunter Campbell told ESPN on Friday that Featherweight Champion Alexander Volkanowski and Bantamweight Champion Jimenez Sterling will defend their crown on April 9 at UFC 273. Volkanowski, who is expected to face Max Holloway for the third time, will now face Chan Sung Jang in the main bout. The event was originally planned to be held in Brooklyn, New York, but will now go down to Jacksonville, Florida. Volkanovski (23-1) is coming up for runner-up in the 2021 Fight of the Year against Brian Ortega in UFC 266. Volkanovski won his 10th UFC win by a unanimous decision. Prior to the Ortega Fight, Volkanovski defeated Holloway in a unanimous decision to win the UFC 245 title for the first time in December 2019. Seven months later, with a separate decision against "Blessed", he easily grabbed his new accessories with title defense. Jung (17-6) lost his first shot in the Featherweight title in 2013, losing to Jose Aldo to TKO. He has since been out of South Korea for more than three years due to compulsory military service. After a 4-2 lead since returning to Octagon, Jung has maintained his position as a top contender for the championship. His recent tour was an impressive decision against Dan Ege, which helped the war recover from a one-sided defeat against Ortega. Dan Hooker has made his predictions for next month's title fight against Alexander Volkanovski. UFC Featherweight believes his teammate will win the fight in high light rail fashion. Also on the card is bantamweight champion Aljamin Sterling's Tessia Torres against Peter Yan and Mackenzie Durn. Sterling (20-3) was heading for the Yan Fight in rare form, winning five consecutive fights against game opponents such as Corey Sandhagan, Jimmy Rivera, Pedro Manhoz and Cody Steeman. He has not competed since UFC 259 in March 2021 due to long neck problems that required surgery. Yan (16-2) claimed the interim UFC Bantamweight title by defeating Sandhagen in a five round fight of the night at UFC 267. And defeated long-time contenders such as urijah Faber and Rivera. Who is on the undercard at UFC 273? Main card Main event: Alexander Volkanovski vs Chan-Sung Jung – for UFC Featherweight Championship Aljamain Sterling vs. Peter Yan – for UFC Bantamweight Championship Gilbert Burns vs. Khamzat Chimaev Mackenzie Dern vs. Tecia Torres Kelvin Gastelum vs. Nassourdine Imavov Preliminary card Irene Aldana vs. Aspen Ladd Ian Garry vs. Darian Weeks Dricus du Plessis vs. Anthony Hernandez Jairzinho Rozenstruik vs. Marcin Tybura Mickey Gall vs. Mike Malott Early preliminary card Gavin Tucker vs. Pat Sabatini Julio Arce vs. Daniel Santos Mark Madsen vs. Vinc Pichel Piera Rodriguez vs. Kay Hansen

Bellator will return to action in April with a thrilling event. Bellator 278 Women's flyweight champion Juliana Velasquez (12-0 MMA, 7-0 BMMA) will try to maintain her unbeaten record and defend her title on April 27 when she defeated former UFC title challenger Liz Carmouche (16-). 7 MMA, 3-0 BMMA). Five rounds event of Baletter 278. On April 22, at the Nile S. Blaisdall Center in Honolulu, Hawaii, Carmoch took the opportunity to take off her flyweight belt to Velasquez in defense of her second title. From this point on, Carmouche is undefeated in her three battles with the promotion. Velasquez, 35, won the 125-pound promotion title in December 2020 when she defeated longtime reigning champion Ilima-Lei McFarlane by a unanimous decision. She defended her title for the first time in Bellator 262 last July when he defeated Dennise Keiholtz in a split decision. Carmouche, 38, made three trips to the Middle East as a Marine before his fighting career. Following the expiration of her UFC term in 2019, She signed with Bellator. She entered her first Bellator title challenge with three consecutive wins in the promotion, including Kana Watanabe's recent 35-second TKO. The two fighters fought last summer and are in the process of winning. Knockouts and submissions are ready in their arsenal. No woman is a stranger to ending a war in a catastrophic way. In April, let's see who owns the next throne, depending on which fighter is the most dangerous. Will Carmouche Velasquez be the first person to telly's losing record? Fans will have to find out when they will compete in the main event of Bellator 278. Are you excited for Juliana Velasquez vs. Liz Carmouche?

The ONE Championship is going to be a terrifying and the biggest event of 2022 in Singapore which no other organization has done till date. The ONE Championship ONE X is ready for the Singapore Indoor Stadium this Friday (March 25). The event has been postponed to 2021 but will commemorate the tenth anniversary of the promotion. Saturday's blockbuster ONE X event was originally planned to mark the 10th anniversary of the Asian Fight Promotion, but as it approaches, ONE CEO Chatri Setyodtong says he hopes the incredible Certainly 20 bout lineups will be even more important. "This is one of the biggest events in history, and you know, if you look at what we're trying to get out of here, there's a worldwide festival from 1pm to 11pm today. World-class athletes at the level of Mixed Martial Arts, Muay Thai, Kickboxing and Submission Gripling - basically at the art and highest levels of all major martial arts - and with mass broadcasts, the world. 154 countries across the world, "Satyodtong told Underground. The main event features Angela Lee's eagerly awaited return. In addition, former UFC champion Demetrious Johnson and international thriller Shinya Aoki are both returning to the ONE cage. The pay-per-view grand finale has six major event-worthy clashes. Former Queen Angela Lee has defended her One Atom Weight World title against a devastating strike by former 2Sport One World Champion and One Atom Weight World Grand Prix champion Stamp Fairtex. Demetrius Johnson, the greatest mixed martial artist ever, faces one-flyweight Muay Thai world champion Rodting in a special rules super fight. And the dominant ONE Flyweight World Champion Adriano Morris took on the challenge of Japanese knockout artist Yoya Wakamatsu. The card is divided into three presentations, the first two being live streaming and concluding on YouTube, which is billed as "ONE X: The Grand Final", which is available online at Watch.ONEFC.com. Streaming through Here is the fight card for ONE Championship’s ONE X event as Main Card Atomweight World Championship: Angela Lee vs Stamp Flyweight Freestyle: Rodtang vs Demetrious Johnson Flyweight World Championship: Adriano Morales vs Yuya Wakamatsu Shinya Aoki vs Yoshihiro Akiyama Lightweight Muay Thai Contest: Eduard Folayang vs John Mayne Parr Featherweight Kickboxing World Championship: Superbon Singha Mawynn vs Marat Grigorian Lead Card Bantamweight Muay Thai World Championship: Nong-O vs Felipe Lobo Bantamweight Kickboxing World Championship: Capitan vs Hiroki Akimoto Ham Seo Hee vs Denice Zamboanga Itsuki Hirata vs Jihin Radzuan Kim Jae Woong vs Tang Kai Featherweight Kickboxing World Grand Prix Final: Chingiz Allazov vsSitthichai Lightweight Muay Thai: Nieky Holzken Vs. Sinsamut Klinmee Middleweight Submission Grappling: Reinier De Ridder vs Andre Galvao Lito Adiwang vs Jeremy Miado Shoko Sato vs Stephan Loman Amir Khan vs Ryogo Takahashi Jang Ji Won vs Paul Elliott Atomweight Submission Grappling: Mei Yamaguchi vs Danielle Kelly Ryuto Sawada vs Senzo Ikeda