LFA 127 is set to take place on Friday, March 25 at The Commerce Casino & Hotel in Commerce, California. Where LFA 127 will be the biggest event of 2022 with 10 action-packed and thrilling fights in its fight card. The main event will feature a middleweight title fight between knockout artist Ozzy Diaz and BJJ black belt Bruno Assis. The full main card will be available worldwide at 10pm on UFC FIGHT PASS®. ET / 7 p.m. As is the case with all MMA Championship Fights, there will be a maximum of five rounds at five minutes per round to close the LFA 127 Main Event Show on Friday night. The winner will become the eighth different LFA middleweight champion so far. We're excited to bring LFA back to Southern California, "said the source. Diaz is a great knockout artist, while Assis is one of the most decorated grippers in the sport. The world will see when we win our next middleweight champion in LFA 127. Diaz (6-1) is one of the most exciting middleweight prospects to emerge from the Southern California MMA hotbed in recent years. The 31-year-old CMMA product has built its popularity on the strength of its fighting style for fans who have never seen it go through another round in a fight. The knockout artist's reputation was fully reflected in his LFA debut when the Los Angeles native needed just 96 seconds to knock out the first unbeaten Logan Woods in LFA 94. The win nominated Diaz for the 2020 LFA Knockout of the Year. A year later, he returned with another brutal knockout victory. This time it was against former LFA title challenger Moses Murrieta. Now Diaz will have his shot at the title and he is ready to win it in front of his home crowd in LFA 127. Assis (12-5) is a three-sport black belt in Brazil's Jiu-Jitsu, Judo and Karate. I get training. Oliveira will give the submitter a wealth of knowledge that he will be ready for his LFA middleweight title fight. Brazil's Dynamo made its name in the MMA for the first time when it made headlines for the second time in the summer of 2018 with Dana White's Contender Series Brazil. Assis recently won its LFA debut in December. The win came against the first unbeaten Jalan Hill in the LFA 120 co-host event. The Brazilian dominated the fight with his fighting ability to strengthen his case for the title shot. It will be found in LFA 127. Currently Announced Fight Card: Main Event | Middleweight Title Bout (185 lb) Ozzy Diaz vs. Bruno Assis Co-Main Event | Featherweight Bout Chase Gibson (10-5) vs. Javier Garcia (8-4) Lightweight Bout Tommy Aaron vs Nandin-Erdene Munguntsooj Flyweight Bout Karlee Pangilian vs Victor Rosas Strawweight Bout Sidney Trillo vs TBD Bantamweight Bout Arnold Jimenez vs Josh Wang Kim Strawweight Bout Giovanna Canuto vs Jasmine Pouncy Flyweight Bout Whittany Pyles vs Lisa Mauldin Bantamweight Bout Steve Mora vs Aiden Ingram Lightweight Bout Riley Wiseman vs Bryen Dao

London, March 20: UFC London returns to London in 2022 after a long wait. One would not have thought that UFC's return to London after 3 years would be so spectacular. As many battles came to an end and the heroes of the hometown gave spectacular performances, the sellout event was a success on all fronts. All nine finishers received a $ 50,000 Performance of the Night bonus, and it was the highest-earning Fight Night in UFC history. With an audience of 17,081, UFC London 2022 was the single highest-earning sporting event in O2 history and also the highest-earning Fight Night in UFC history. The much-anticipated heavyweight bout between No. 6 Alexander Volkov and No. 11 Tom Aspinall gave the London crowd exactly what they wanted: a landslide victory over their underdog. Tom Aspinall performed well at his breakout moment, proving himself a legitimate UFC heavyweight title contender in front of his home country at UFC London. The Spaniard did a brief job on Alexander Volkov, over all aspects of the MMA on Saturday. The Spaniard immediately took control of the fight, reaching within Volkov's height and gaining advantage. The British dropped the crisp boxing combination on their feet and voluntarily lowered Volkov. A takedown in the second half of Round 1 set off a series of arm-dropping attacks by Aspinall. The Manchester native finally got a right-arm lock, which he received a slap through Volkov to save time in the opening round. Aspinall spoke with UFC observer Michael Bisping in moments after raising his hand and challenging Tai Toivasa. The callout is appropriate because Aspinall and Tuivasa have emerged as fresh faces in the heavyweight elite. "First of all, someone bought me beer. Second, we drink beer not only in Australia but in the UK. Let's do that. Brother, I'm ready for you. " From the word go at the co-maIn event, it was a big win for the hearts of the audience when Arnold Allen, the No. 7 featherweight contender for his hometown, and the fans' favorite Dan Hocker entered the octagon. Allen quickly lowered a barrage of punches, through which he stood incredibly and fired back. But another attack by Allen spelled out the end, prompting the referee to jump in and stop the fight. After winning the first round of TKO, Allen said, "My coach asked for a boat. I said I'm English, we don't play wrestling! I know how much I hit. I know how much I hit. Be a good striker. Dedicate this fight to my dead Thai master who is fighting cancer. This is for you. " Earlier in the preliminary card, Mike Grundy, Sergei Pavlovich, Paul Craig and Muhammad Mokaev earned stoppage wins in their respective bouts, while Jack Shore and Elise Reed claimed decision wins. UFC London 2022 Results UFC LONDON MAIN CARD Main Event – Heavyweight Bout: Tom Aspinall def. Alexander Volkov via submission: R1, 3.45 Co-Main Event – Featherweight Bout: Arnold Allen def. Dan Hooker via TKO: R1, 2.33 Lightweight Bout: Paddy Pimblett def. Kazula Vargas via submission: R1, 3:49 Welterweight Bout: Gunnar Nelson def. Takashi Sato via unanimous decision (30-26×3) Women’s Flyweight Bout: Molly McCann def. Luana Carolina via KO: R3, 1.52 Lightweight Bout: Ilia Topuria def. Jai Herbert via KO: R2, 1.07 UFC LONDON PRELIMINARY CARD Featherweight Bout: Makwan Amirkhani def. Mike Grundy via submission: R1, 0.57 Heavyweight Bout: Sergei Pavlovich def. Shamil Abdurakhimov via TKO: R1, 4.03 Light Heavyweight Bout: Paul Craig def. Nikita Krylov via submission: R1, 3.57 Bantamweight Bout: Jack Shore def. Timur Valiev via unanimous decision (29-28×2, 29-27) Women’s Strawweight: Cory McKenna def. Elise Reed via split decision: (27-30, 29-28×2) Flyweight Bout: Muhammad Mokaev def. Cody Durden via submission: R1, 0.58

The Professional Fighters League returns to action on Friday, and the PFL Challenger Series 5 continues at Universal Studios, where the Lightweight Division offers exciting nights of action. Brazil's standout Bruno Miranda topped the four-fight card, a proven finisher who won four fights as of Friday night. In the main event, Brazilian Tiger Muay Thai product Bruno Miranda returned after a gap of almost three years to face former BFL lightweight title challenger Carson Frei. Has a record of 13-3 overall. He went on to win four fights. With three finals in this stretch. Frei, meanwhile, returned from the recent Dana White Contender Series rival Achilles Estremadura with a win against Weston Wilson last year after losing the aforementioned title fight in 2019. Miranda defeated Carson Frei by technical knockout, the ninth knockout victory of his career in his American MMA debut. Miranda punished Frei with hard, clean shots throughout the fight, and eventually won the third round. The Brazilian now has a career record of 14-3. Judges Randy Couture, vitor Belfort and Lolo Jones approved Miranda, while fans voted for Demir Ferhatbegovic. Finally, Ray Seifo, PFL President of Fighter Operations, agreed with the celebrity panel and Miranda became the sixth Challenger Series fighter to win the PFL contract. They include Week 4 welterweight Boston salmon, Week 3 women's lightweight fighter Martina Jandrova, Week 2 welterweight fighters Jarrah Al Silawi and Chris Maxon, as well as Week 1 light heavyweight champion Bruce Soto. In the co-main event, Fehatbegovic wasted some time, knocking out BJ Bland in the first round. The "Bosnian Barn Cat" dedicates each of her battles to her parents, who fled war-torn Bosnia when Damir was just seven years old. Ferhatbegovic is now 6-2-1 overall and has won for the second time in a row by knockout. “The Professional Fighters League Challenger Series continues to provide fans the best action in MMA,” said Peter Murray, PFL CEO. “Nothing in professional sports can compare to an athlete fighting for their dream. Tonight, Bruno your dream comes true, welcome to the PFL.” “The action of the PFL Challenger Series is unrivaled,” said Ray Sefo, President of Fighter Operations. “MMA fans have witnessed five weeks of amazing action from elite athletes, each with the hope of securing a life-changing opportunity. Congratulations to Bruno Miranda, you earned your PFL contract.” PFL Challenger Series 5 Results Bruno Miranda def. Carson Frei by 3rd round TKO (1:20) Damir Ferhatbegovic def. BJ Bland by 1st round KO (2:19) Michael Dufort def. Arut Pogosjan by 2nd round submission (4:02) Yanal Ashmouz def. Dennis Hughes by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Charles Oliveira is set to defend his second lightweight title as he defeats Justin Gathage in UFC 274 on May 7. Many people are passionate about fighting because both men are known to have a very interesting style and never back down. The two have very different styles when they fight Justin Gathage, known as a high-volume striker, and use Charles Oliveira as a threat to permanent recognition. UFC 274, however, would be a very impressive affair, thanks to Charles Oliveira. Oliveira (32-8, 1 NC) scored his first defense of his 155-pound title at UFC 269 in December when he submitted to fan-favorite Dustin Poirier in the third round. Fighter of the Year runner-up has won 10 consecutive fights, including nine finals, with TKO's victory over Michael Chandler and Kevin Lee's claim to claim the empty lease. Gaethje (23-3) is taking part in a fight against Chandler at UFC 268 on November 6 at the end of his 2021 Fight of the Year. Former UFC interim lightweight champion Gaethje has performed brilliantly in four of his last six events, winning with TKO. And the only blow was the title unification match between Khabib Nurmagomedov in UFC 254, where he was submitted before the Russian announced his retirement. While the co-main event has just been announced, Namajunas vs Esparza is ready for the co-main event of UFC 274, taking place on May 7 at the Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Namajonas (11-4), who lives and trains in Colorado, will defend her second title after a technical knockout victory over Weili Zhang last April to claim her second UFC Championship. Namajunas, 29, defeated Zhang in her is first defense in a split decision in November. Esparza (18-6) is on track to win five fights, most recently defeating Yan Xiaonan in a technical knockout last May. she is the No. 2 contender behind Zhang. Namajonas and Esparza had previously met once in Octagon. Esparza was crowned the inaugural UFC Women's Straightweight Champion by winning the final of "The Ultimate Fighter 20" in December 2014. Two of the most experienced guys on the roster will finally meet. Donald Cerrone will look for his first win in seven fights when he takes on Joe Lauzon, who is coming off a two-and-a-half year layoff. And in would could be a fight of the year candidate, Michael Chandler will meet Tony Ferguson. Details of UFC 274 events and fight cards Event: UFC 274: “Gaethje vs. Oliveira” Date: Sat., May 7, 2022 Location: Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona FIGHT CARD: UFC 274 Main Event: UFC Lightweight champion Charles Oliveira vs. Justin Gaethje UFC 274 Main Card, + Prelims: UFC women;s Strawweight champion Rose Namajunas vs. Carla Esparza Michael Chandler vs. Tony Ferguson Mauricio Rua vs. Ovince Saint Preux Donald Cerrone vs. Joe Lauzon Blagoy Ivanov vs. Marcos Rogerio de Lima Macy Chiasson vs. Norma Dumont Randy Brown vs. Khaos Williams Danny Roberts vs. Francisco Trinaldo Tracy Cortez vs. Melissa Gatto Brandon Royval vs. Matt Schnell Ariane Carnelossi vs. Loopy Godinez Kleydson Rodrigues vs. C.J. Vergara Journey Newson vs. Fernie Garcia Michael Johnson vs. Alan Patrick

PFL will return to Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida on Friday night with its new installment this week's PFL Challenger Series 5 after its recent stellar performance. The PFL Challenger Series 5 will feature four brilliant and action-packed light-hearted contests, with Brazil's Bruno Miranda (13-3) taking on the United States' Carson Frei (9-4). In the co-host event, Bosnia's Damir Ferhatbegovic (5-2-1) competed against New Zealand's B.J. Will be from Bland (16-10). The ceremony is scheduled for 9 p.m. First, let's talk of the PFL Challenger Series 5 main event: Bruno Miranda, who trains at Thailand's famous Tiger Muay Thai Gym, is currently leading a four-fight winning streak in Friday's PFL Challenger Series 5 main event. Miranda will definitely end the fight, as he has done in 10 of his 13 wins, most of which come through KO / TKO. Carson Frei, who trains with Rose City FC in Oregon, is looking for the biggest win of his career so far. Since leaving his first professional bout in 2015, Frei has won six fights in a row. Since then, Frei has evenly divided his last six fights into three wins and three losses. Frei is coming off a recent first-round submission win against Westin Wilson (12-6) under the Fairce FC promotion. While in PFL Challenger Series 5 Co-Main event: Ferhatbegovic is one of the young prospects on the card, but in the past, he has competed against current/former UFC fighters Jonathan Pearce and Luis pena in 2017, where the Bosnian fighter combined and lost both. Given that only two professional losses of a Bosnian fighter have been inflicted on UFC caliber fighters, there is an interesting possibility to see on Friday night. B.J. Bland, who has competed in 26 professional competitions, appears on the card as the most experienced fighter. Since 2019, Blend has started winning three fights, including two submission wins. Fans should wait for the competition between an up-and-coming and an experienced veteran who is finally looking to participate in big promotions. The action doesn't end there, but on the card, Canada's Michael Dufort (8-4) will face Armenia's Arut Pogosjan (9-3). It will almost certainly be a fierce battle as Duffort has eliminated his opponents in all eight of his professional victories, while Pogosjan has eliminated more than half of his opponents. Starting Friday's card will be a contest in which Israel's unbeaten Yanel Ashmoz (5-0) will face 23-year-old Dennis Hughes (7-3) of the United States. Ashmoz, who is undefeated, has eliminated all his opponents through KO / TKO or previous bare squares. His victory goes to Ryan Rizco and Luis Abdullah. Hughes, the youngest fighter on the card, is set to win three fights and is in fact the current UFC newcomer to A.J. Fletcher returns to the amateur scene when he was just 21 years old. Hughes has never ended his professional career. It will be a very interesting fight to start the event on Friday night. The new series could see players shooting for a PFL deal that could either serve as a development deal or in the 2022 regular season roster of live promotion to compete for its $ 1 million prizes. Can make room Each week a fighter will receive a contract from a specific division. PFL Challenger Series 5 Fight Card Bruno Miranda vs. Carson Frei Damir Ferhatbegovic vs. B.J. Bland Michael Dufort vs. Arut Pogosjan Yanal Ashmoz vs. Dennis Hughes.

UFC Fight Night 203 hosted a spectacular and thrilling event at the Apex facility in Las Vegas on Saturday. In which not one or two but four fighter got bonus. In the main event of UFC Fight Night 203, Magomed Ankalaev won by a big unanimous decision against Thiago Santos. The 29-year-old won his eighth consecutive victory under the UFC banner in the UFC Fight Night 203 main event, defeating former title challenger Thiago Santos in a unanimous decision. Ankalaev (16-1 MMA, 7-1 UFC) was approved by the three judges sitting on the edge of the cage at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, as he beat Santos (22-9 MMA, 14-8 UFC) 49-46. Defeated with, 49–46, and 48–47. From the start, Ankalaev 's speed and counter-attack stood against the mighty Santos. Marreta was an attacker in the early days, but Ankalaev was there to counter most of his opponent's advances. Santos' willingness to throw for the first time in the second round resulted. He clipped Ankalaev with his left hand, which placed his opponent on a forgettable mat in five minutes. Marreta showed some more signs of life in the third when his legs started to grow. Ankalaev was still effective at the counter, making it difficult to score. In the fourth round, Ankalaev finally turned to wrestling. He scored his first take-down attempt and used top control to make the round a clear victory for himself. The fifth round was similar. Although Ankalaev did not secure a take-down, it did use a clutch against Cage to control Santos and win. It was not the most interesting performance by Ankalaev, but it was effective and efficient. He will continue to see a push as a potential title contender in the light heavyweight division. Now let's talk about the four fighters who got the $50,000 bonus. 1. Lightweight heavyweight standout Khalil Rountree knocked out Karl Roberson and received a $ 50,000 bonus. Final Round 2 came in just 25 seconds and saw Rountree knock down Roberson and give his ground opponent a brutal physical kick. "War Horse" is now 10-5. 2. Cody Brundage also got a night bonus performance. Middleweight Spectacle suffered a setback from behind Guillotine Square against Dilcha Lungiambula. This is the first UFC win for Middleweight 7-2. 3. The last two performances of the Night Bonus went to Yadong Song, winner of the co-main event, for a spectacular knockout by Marlon Moreas. 4. Azmat Mirzakanov won by a landslide on the first prelim of the night against Tyfon Nachukwi. UFC Fight Night 203 results include: Main Card Magomed Ankalaev def. Thiago Santos by unanimous decision (49-46 x2, 48-47) Song Yadong def. Marlon Moraes by knockout at 2:06 of Round 1 Sodiq Yusuff def. Alex Caceres by unanimous decision (30-27 x2, 29-28) Khalil Rountree Jr. def. Karl Roberson by TKO at 0:25 of Round 2 Drew Dober def. Terrance McKinney by TKO at 3:17 of Round 1 Alex Pereira def. Bruno Silva by unanimous decision (30-27 x3) Prelims Card Matthew Semelsberger def. A.J. Fletcher by unanimous decision (29-28 x3) JJ Aldrich def. Gillian Robertson by unanimous decision (30-27 x3) Javid Basharat def. Trevin Jones by unanimous decision (30-27 x2, 29-28) Damon Jackson def. Kamuela Kirk by submission (arm-triangle choke) at 4:42 of Round 2 Miranda Maverick def. Sabina Mazo by submission (rear-naked choke) at 2:15 of Round 2 Cody Brundage def. Dalcha Lungiambula by submission (guillotine) at 3:41 of Round 1 Guido Cannetti def. Kris Moutinho by TKO at 2:07 of Round 1 Tafon Nchukwi vs. Azamat Murzakanov by TKO at 0:44 of Round 3

Bellator 276 went live tonight from Family Arena in St. Louis, Missouri. In the main event of Bellator 276, Adam Borics (17-1) and Mads Burnell (16-3) were seen breaking the tie for the # 2 ranked featherweight in the promotion. The winner of this fight is definitely the next to face the winner of the next McKee / Pitbull rematch on April 15. Borics, who had been looking very angry and excited from the first round, started throwing more active strikes from the beginning of the fight, which landed with crisp and varied strikes. Burnell, on the other hand, showed patience and restraint, and sometimes responded with crunching upper cut combos and body shots. The most impressive strikes of Round 1 came from Borics. He jerked Burnell in one step with his elbow and follow-up knee. Burnell demonstrated the toughness of the elite, staying close and forcing Borics to stay away from him. Borics had strengthened his grip on the match from the first round. And it seemed he wasn't going to back down. But suddenly Burnell turned the tide in Round 2, landing repeatedly with left hooks, upper kits, digging body shots and leg kicks. Borics had many offenses of his own, including a hard knee to the chest and a fist twisting around his back. Burnell is seen coming out of the round before Borics drops him close to the frame with his right hand leaving 10 seconds. In Round 3, Burnell began to try to strengthen his grip on the match again. As a result of which Burnell played a very good stutter, it seemed that maybe Burnell will win the match again. But Borics won in the final minutes of the round, but that was probably not enough to save him a third consecutive round. Borics resurrected in Round 4. He significantly increased the volume, repeatedly lowered his knees in the middle, and lowered Burnell's eye. Burnell kept up his forward pressure, but Borics regularly found a place to take straight shots. A dance party began at the end of the round, with Bernell and Borics showing off their charisma and showmanship. Borics landed voluntarily in the last five minutes of the fight. Burnell fought primarily with a working eye, but that didn't stop him from moving forward and arguing. Burnell seemed to give up most body shots, which served him well in combat. Borics was awarded a unanimous decision in which the judges' scorecards were read: 49-46, 50-45 and 49-46. Top 5 Light Heavyweight Phil Davis (# 2) and Julius Anglicas (# 4) competed in the co-main event. Davis is a former champion. And they've had great success in four of their last five. In his most recent outing, Davis defeated Yoel Romero by a split decision on Bellator 266. As far as Julius Anglikas is concerned, he recently clinched the title of Bellator 268 against champion Vadim Nemkov, who won the fourth round submission. Davis used a heavy boat attack, the Brad and Butter weapon that made him famous. Anglikas tried their best to keep the fight going, but failed again and again. This may have been a threat to Davis' heavy fall, but each time before the fight came on the canvas, Anglickas largely failed to find its rhythm. In Round 3, Davis tried to submit through the right arm, but Anglickas defended. He ended the round with a massive takedown. Moments later, he was declared the winner based on the scorecards. Bellator 276 Quick Results MAIN CARD Adam Borics def. Mads Burnell via unanimous decision (49-46×2, 50-45) Phil Davis def. Julius Anglickas via unanimous decision (30-27×3) Johnny Eblen def. John Salter via unanimous decision (30-27×3) Gadzhi Rabadanov def. Jay Jay Wilson via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28×2) PRELIMINARY CARD Alex Polizzi def. Jose Augusto via submission (rear-naked choke): R3, 0:49 Romero Cotton def. Freddy Sandoval via TKO (ground-and-pound): R1, 1:39 Diana Avsaragova def. Kyra Batara via unanimous decision (30-27×3) Cody Law def. James Adcock via knockout (punches): R1, 1:17 Roman Faraldo def. Kelvin Rayford via TKO (punches): R1, 0:44 Jordan Howard def. Trevor Ward via TKO (ground-and-pound): R2, 3:24

Former UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov's promotion is gaining traction with well-known names. Former UFC standout Kevin Lee and Diego Sanchez clash in the headliners of tonight's Eagle FC 46 event in Miami. Shortly after his release, Kevin Lee signed an agreement with Khabib Nurmagomedov's Eagle FC to participate in the promotions of the new 165lbs weight class. Lee (19-7) got his long-awaited wish when he first competed in the 165-pound division. He hopes to leave his career at Eagle FC in a division that he thinks will be best for his body type. Sanchez (30-14) also competed outside the UFC for the first time since his expulsion in September 2020. First Round: From the first round, Diego Sanchez starts working with some solid body kicks. He kicks heavily and Kevin Lee's leg appears to be compromised. Lee's leg could be injured. But shots from above would also start coming from Kevin Lee. He struck Diego in the back of the head. Horn sounds and Lee fires a pair of late shots at Sanchez. Lee massively outscored Sanchez and put him on the back foot. Lee also got take-downs in the first two rounds, which resulted in less back control in the first round and some elbows to eliminate the second frame. Sanchez continued to attack Lee's left leg in the final round and he was actually connecting with some standard head shots, but Lee's left hook sent the 40-year-old to the canvas. In ordinary Diego fashion, he survived but was otherwise a beaten man when Lee spent the rest of the hour on the mat. This is Lee's first victory over Gregor Gillespie since the 2019 head kick KO, and his first decisive victory since Efrain Escudero in 2016. The co-main event champion Rizwan Kuniev and challenger Anthony Hamilton competed in the heavyweight title. Kuniev (12-2-1), the winner of his last nine, was hoping to reach double digits while defending his title. Hamilton (18-11), a 10-fight UFC veteran, looked back from his last outing to claim gold. The official results of Eagle FC 46: MAIN CARD Kevin Lee def. Diego Sanchez via unanimous decision (30-27×3) Rizvan Kuniev def. Anthony Hamilton via submission (guillotine choke): R1, 1:17 Ray Borg def. Ricky Bandejas via split decision (29-28×2, 28-29) Handesson Ferreira def. Zach Juusola via unanimous decision (30-27×3) Raimond Magomedaliev def. Impa Kasanganay via split decision (29-28×2) PRELIMINARY CARD Ikram Aliskerov def. Nah-shon Burrell via unanimous decision (29-28×3) Irwin Rivera def. Firdavs Khasanov via TKO (body kick): R2, 4:48 Archie Colgan def. Dylan Mantello via unanimous decision (30-27×3) Tyler Ray def. Thomas Webb via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-26×2) Sitik Muduev def. Caio Uruguai via unanimous decision (30-27×3) Ryder Newman def. Manny Walo via split decision (28-29, 29-28×2) Coming soon UFC 203 results: soon Bellator 276 results: soon

LFA 126 which was held on Friday at Complexo Robalta in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. But despite two empty title fights, LFA won only one champion title on their return to Brazil. Syria's main competition was the LFA Featherweight Championship, however, only Jonas Bilharnoho could win it as late substitute Jose Morrow du Amaral Delano weighed in at a pound. It was more than just a footnote as Delano (10-2) offered more fights than many pundits expected. Equipped with an unconventional striking style, Delano managed to get Belharinho (9-2-1) early in the game, maintaining the pressure and controlling the fight from a distance by descending from damaging punches. ۔ "Joshua" will finally be alive in Round 4, and he will have a few moments in the final frame, but it was too short, too late when Delano walked down his fellow Brazilian. After five rounds of action, Delano went on to win a unanimous decision with scorecards 50-45, 50-45 and 48-47 but no ballots. After the fight, Delano vowed to lose weight in his next outing, if the LFA gave him another chance. Dinka of loss for Bilharinho, which many fans thought was the abolition of DWCS in 2021. Bilharinho knocked out a high-light rail wheel kick in the series, but was not contracted by the UFC president. Meanwhile, the main competition was for the vacant LFA Welterweight title, although only Gabriel de Souza Bonfim was able to win it when Eduardo Garvon put up an embarrassing bout at 5.8 pounds. Apparently insulted, Bonfim (12-0) came out with fire and quickly took out Garvon (13-4-1). After winning on foot, Bonfim managed to close the arm triangle square to win the 170-pound title. The win came in Round 1 at just 1:19. Ed Source, CEO of LFA 126, a longtime manager of legendary Brazilian fighters Anderson Silva, Lyoto Machida, and Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira, has hinted that Brazil will be in regular promotion from here. The LFA plans to return in May 2022. The LFA 126 results include: Jose Delano def. Jonas Bilharinho via unanimous decision (50-45, 50-45, 48-47) Gabriel Bonfirm def. Eduardo Garvon via submission (D’Arce choke) – Round 1, 1:19 – for vacant welterweight title Ismael Bonfim def. Andrey Augusto via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-26) Eduardo Neves def. Andre Vieira via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 1:04 Tamires Vidal def. Queila Braga via submission (heel hook) – Round 2, 3:36 Rodolfo Bellato def. Thiago Vieira via submission (triangle choke) – Round 1, 4:58 Gabriel Alves Braga def. Rogerio Ferreira via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Two One World Championships were on the line at ONE: Lights Out at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Friday (March 11) and one title was retained, while another changed hands. In the main event, Thanh Le defended his one-featherweight world title against # 2 contender Garry Tonon. In the co-main event, # 1 contender John "Hands of Stone" Lineker defeated longtime King Bibiano "The Flash" Fernandes to win the One Bantamweight World title. Speaking first of the main event, Le (13-2) retained its lightweight title when it knocked out Tonon (6-1) in the first round of the main event. Tonon joined the promotion in 2018, a key signature from the leading Asian MMA promotion. His Jio Jitsu skills were famous. Towards the Lights Out, Tonen set a 6-0 record with three submissions, two TKOs, and a decision on his name. Tonon backed up Le with a few high kicks and as soon as the pair were found, Tonon pulled the guard and started working for the leg lock. The orthopedic surgeon grabbed Lee's leg, but the decision backfired. Lee was able to thwart his submission attempts before landing a brutal ground and pound, including a hard right hand and follow-up that turned off his light in less than a minute. Le gave Tonon the first loss of his professional career and received a $ 50,000 bonus at the end of his 56 seconds. Thanh Le, meanwhile, was defending his first title since winning the title last year against Martin Nguyen. Coincidentally, in the co-main event, Nguyen was also fighting on Friday's card with Kirill Gorobets. But the set for the main event was another title fight, much to be expected: Bibiano Fernandes vs. John Lineker. Lineker, a former UFC contender, has been chasing gold since reaching the ONE Championship. Three consecutive wins earned him a shot against bantamweight champion Fernandes. The battle was first fought in December, then in February. Unfortunately, the second battle was not fought. Lineker KO's spectacular victory came in the second round, when Lineker sent a left hook caring into Fernandes' head. Like Le, Lineker received a US $ 50,000 Performance Bonus for completing its Highlight Rail. ONE Championship: Lights Out Results Main card Thanh Le (c) def. Garry Tonon by knockout, Round 1, 0:56 – for the ONE featherweight championship John Lineker def. Bibiano Fernandes (c) by knockout, Round 2, 3:40 – for the ONE bantamweight championship Martin Nguyen def. Kirill Gorobets by TKO, Round 3, 2:18 Iraj Azizpour def. Ismael Londt by knockout, Round 2, 2:01 Adrian Mattheis def. Alex Silva by TKO, Round 2, 0:05 Zhang Peimian def. Josh Tonna by TKO, Round 2, 2:11 Lead Card Eko Roni Spautra def. Chan Rothana by submission (rear-naked choke), Round 1, 1:34 Iman Barlow def. Daniela Lopez by TKO, Round 1, 1:39 Liam Nolan def. Kim Kyung Lock by TKO, Round 1, 1:02 Lin Heqin def. Milagros Lopez by unanimous decision

The PFL Challenger series returns to action on Friday, March 11 at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida. Ultimate Fighting Championship alum Boston Salmon was the most capable man in the PFL Challenger Series 4. Salmon (8-3, 1-0 PFL) went to war with Do Gyeom Lee (8-5, 0-1 PFL), exchanged wild attacks for 10 mint in Round 2, Salmon's well-educated Job found his way to his goal more freely, causing a major blow to Lee's face. Korean - who weighed less than 2.6 pounds the day before the fight - tried to fight the pain, but his corner called it night between the second and third slaves. In addition to the promotional contract, "Boom Boom" also received a $ 5,000 performance bonus. In the main competition of the four-action fight show of PFL Challenger Series 4, EFC featherweight champion Reinaldo Ekson was paired with Mike Barnett - who boasted eight knockouts in his eleven wins. The headliner of the card featured a close clash between Reinaldo Ekson (18-5, 1-0 PFL) and Mike Barnett (10-4, 0-1 PFL). The two fighters saw no haste and were very careful as they limited themselves to scoring from a distance. The highlight of the fight was Ekson’s attempt to alert Gluten, which Barnett rejected in the second frame. When the dust settled, the judges unanimously approved Ekson 30-27, 30-27 and 29-28. PFL Challenger Series 4 co-main event "Pretty Boy" brings formerly decorated NCAA wrestler and LFA competitor Edwin Cooper Jr. to PFL Smart Cage to compete against Troy Lamson. After losing his arm in his LFA debut, Jackson Wink MMA-trained Cooper Jr. has won three consecutive victories. Lemson has not fought in two years and is on the verge of losing two fights, but all four of his career losses are against the UFC or Bellator veteran. PFL Challenger Series 4 Results Full Card Reinaldo Ekson def. Mike Barnett via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) Edwin Cooper Jr. def. Troy Lamson via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-27) Boston Salmon def. Do Gyeom Lee via TKO (Corner Stoppage) at 5:00 of Round 2 Brahyan Zurcher def. Scottie Stockman via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Boston Salmon awarded PFL contract

London is finally back in action after 3 years. Because the UFC is finally ready to return to the UK. UFC Fight Night 204 takes place on March 19, 2022 at The O2 Arena in London. This will be the first promotion event in London since March 2019. The last UFC tour of London was in March 2019. In UFC Fight Night 147, Jorge Masvidal began his "doomsday" with a brutal knockout victory over Darren Till in the main event. UFC Fight Night in March 2020: Woodley vs Edwards was expected to return to UFC City, but the event was canceled due to COVID-19 epidemic. UFC Fight Night 204 is set to headline the heavyweight fight between Alexander Volkov and Tom Spaniel. Aspinall is the most dangerous and shining star on the UFC roster. Aspinall which has been unbeaten since joining the promotion. Volkov, the former ballet heavyweight champion, will be Britain's toughest test ever. The event was to headline a bantamweight fight between Jack Shore and Omar Nurmagomedov. However, Nurmagomedov was removed from the bout for unknown reasons and was replaced by Timur Valiev. Former Belllator Heavyweight Champion Alexander Volkov (34-9 MMA, 8-3 UFC) defeated Marcin Tybura in UFC 267 on October 30, 2021. He won the contest by a unanimous decision. This is not the first time Volkov has been the event's headliner. Before facing Marsin Tybura, Volkov made headlines for UFC Fight Night 190 against Ciryl Gain. However, they lost the battle by a unanimous decision. This will be his sixth event as headliner. The Spaniard was scheduled to face Shamal Abdulrahimov on March 19, 2022 in UFC Fight Night 204. However, the Spaniard was ruled out of the bout but will remain on the card and face another opponent which will be announced at a later date and Abdulrahimov will face Sergei. Instead, Pavlovich. But more importantly, Alexander Volkov's head-to-head fight against Tom ASpinalll in UFC Fight Night 204 could be jeopardized by the British government's ongoing sanctions against Russian players. "The visa has been issued," said Ivan Bennikov, Volkov's manager. "Everything will depend on the new sanctions. But for now, it's all irrelevant, because our thoughts are on the people who died in Ukraine, on both sides. Our thoughts and prayers are with them." Unbeatable chances in the event were to have a bantamweight bout between Jack Shore and Omar Nurmagomedov. Unfortunately, for some unknown reason, Nurmagomedov withdrew from the race and was replaced by Timur Valev. Shore, 26, is unbeaten in 15 professional bouts and faces Timor-Leste of Russia, who have an 18-2 record and have not lost since 2016. Paddy Pimblett is also set to be featured on the main card. The Beddy will face Rodrigo Vargas in his second UFC match. Unbeaten English flyweights Jack Headley and Mohamed Mokaev are also set to make their UFC debuts tonight. Dean Hooker vs. Arnold Allen is also getting this event and this is the latest addition. 'The Hangman' will fall on the featherweight and will be greeted by 'Allah Almighty' which promises to be an explosive contest. Full fight card so far: Alexander Volkov vs. Tom Aspinall (Heavyweight) Arnold Allen vs. Dan Hooker (Featherweight) Rodrigo Vargas vs. Paddy Pimblett (Lightweight) Jack Shore vs. Timur Valiev (Bantamweight) Gunnar Nelson vs. Cláudio Silva (Welterweight) Sergei Pavlovich vs. Shamil Abdurakhimov (Heavyweight) Muhammad Mokaev vs. Cody Durden (Flyweight) Makwan Amirkhani vs. Mike Grundy (Featherweight) Jake Hadley vs. Allan Nascimento (Flyweight) Luana Carolina vs. Molly McCann (Women's Flyweight) Cory McKenna vs. Elise Reed (Women's Strawweight) Coming soon PFL CHALLENGER SERIES 4 result : next LFA 126 result : next Eagle FC 46 result : next UFC 203 results result: yesterday Baletter 276 resultsresult : yesterday Subscribe to our page to get the latest news about each event and results . Thanks