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What many are now calling a fight that never should have happened - Vitor Belfort got a 1st round TKO victory over Holyfield. Holyfield only threw a few punches and landed 1 to Belforts relentless onslaught flurry of punches from the rounds start. Belfort knocked down Holyfield early in the first round. Holyfield struggled to defend himself after standing back up and ref called the fight right there. You can tell Belfort feels kind of bad by his statements but still had a clear conscious. Talking about his instincts kicking in, noting Holyfields swinging on him and his prowess as a boxer - that he doesn't feel bad. The truth is Belfort shouldn't feel bad as both men agreed to fight. There's a scent in the air if you will though. Everyone seems to be uncertain if this fight should have gone down. With Holyfields 59th birthday right around the corner. Regardless, we're happy both fighters are okay, in good health, and got paid tonight! Do you think this fight should have gone down and whether or not Holyfield should continue to fight or officially retire? Fight.TV wants to know!

Two MMA legends went at it tonight, but it was the spider who came out victorious. He actually pulled off a first round 1:21 KO! Tito made the mistake of pursuing Silva and trying to corner him, head hunting with haymakers right off rip. Silva showcased his historic stone faced minimal effort put forward style to pull off a Knockout! Silva didn't even break a sweat it looked like. This fight was awesome. Old head MMA fans who got to see these guys capture titles in their glory days got to see them box! This was too cool. It's hard to say what's next for them. It's obvious Silva can continue boxing of he wants to. Ortiz ofcourse can too off his legacy alone but he will need to really show out if he chooses to pursue another boxing match. Who do you think Silva and Ortiz should face next? Fight.TV wants to know!

UFC 266 has officially added a pair of title fights on September 25th as Featherweight champion Alexander Volkanowski will face Brian Ortega and flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko against Lauren Murphy. ESPN was the first to report the news. Valentina Shevchenko has given full details of the competition against Lauren Murphy. Volkanovski (22-1-0) is a powerhouse of the Featherweight Division, his last victory a spectacular battle with Max Holloway in 2020. He became Australia's second UFC champion, behind Robert Whittaker. That's what Volkanovski's father said. "He was playing rugby league, then when he decided to start fighting I didn't like how dangerous the game was," he said. "But he told me that the game is actually safer than rugby league. You have a referee who sees two people at a time, while in rugby league you have 26 people and only three referees." Senior Volkanovski knew that his son would become a champion and fulfill his promise to bring an early Christmas present to the family. While another fighter, Brian Ortega (15-1-0), has been a major player in the UFC world for years, but has not been very active on the scene for a long time. Ortega withdrew after losing the match against Max Holloway in December 2018, but returned in October last year to win a landslide victory over Chen Sung Jung. The question is, whose your betting choice here? Fight.TV wants to know! Share and comment your pick!

Flyweight contender Lauren Murphy will compete against current division champion Valentina Shevchenko in UFC 266 at the T-Mobile Arena on September 25, 2021. Upcoming women's flyweight contender "Lucky" Lauren Murphy 15-4-0 is confident she can beat current division champion Valentina Shevchenko 21-3-0. She is ranked # 3 in the women's flyweight division, but Shevchenko remains in that division. Lauren Murphy on Valentina: "She has never faced anyone as tough as me!" I think I'm pretty hard on where I need to go with it. She did not face anyone as harsh as me. She didn't face anyone who could grind like I could grind. " Murphy is clearly hoping that her five-fight winning streak will be rewarded with a shot at Shevchenko's title. Shevchenko, has no shortage of wins. The champion has not lost a battle since 2018. In fact, since 2011, her only mixed martial arts loss has been against Amanda Nunes. Nunes is the reigning champion in both the bantamweight and featherweight divisions, and is the # 1 pound for pound female MMA Fighter on the planet. Shevchenko has demonstrated a variety of techniques and abilities during her tenure. She left her opponents behind in both strikes and quarrels, knocking out as many as possible. The question is, do you think what Lauren Murphy will really upset Shevchenko? Will Shevchenko be at the forefront of women's sports? Let us know at Fight.TV!

Former UFC lightweight champion Benson Henderson will face former Bellator lightweight champion Brent Primus next month. Bellator on Thursday announced a full fight card for Bellator 268, including the Henderson vs. Primus Oct. 16th at the Phoenix Footprint Center. The lightweight showdown will fight on the main card before a pair of light heavyweight headliners including champ Vadim Nemkov vs. Anthony Johnson at the main event. Henderson, who moved to Baltimore in 2016, is hoping to win after losing battles against Michael Chandler and Jason Jackson. The former UFC champion's overall record in the Bellator Cage is 5-5. On the other hand, Primus the former Bellator Lightweight Champion, who won their Lightweight title from Chandler in 2017 just 18 months later, also faced a loss from decision to Islam Mamedov in his previous appearance. Many questions will arise regarding this match, who will fight to win and who will be the victor of this event. Who will wear the credit of breaking their lose streak and who will be disappointed once again? Let us know what you think at Fight.TV!

The oblique kick has come under fire after Khalil Rountree devastated Modestas Bukauskas with a TKO by it. Basically this kick focuses striking on the oblique but causes the knee to contort and buckle under the force. Often causing permanent damage. Jon Jones did it, along with many other fighters. It's brutal and it's mean, but hey so is punching people or choking them. The fighter community is split on whether this kick should be banned or should be embraced. It's hard to say really. Fight fans are also on the fence. Who should really be making the decision here is fighters and in my opinion, with each contract. Instead of making a cookie cutter rule list that all fighters must abide by. Why don't we have custom contracts per fight? Where you can choose to allow certain strikes or submissions and things of that nature. I feel this would solve the problems where different fighters have different opinions. We could also base our favorite fighters off how they handle their contracts. Otherwise we just need to focus on building a general consensus- ban the oblique kick or embrace it? Fight.TV wants to know! What do you think?

First and foremost, it's a fighters choice and since real deal Holyfield is fighting, he says he's not too old. However after his training highlight video has been making rounds - fight fans have started to wonder. Is Holyfield too old? He is almost 60. Now when we saw the Mike Tyson training highlights for the Jones Jr bout, Mike looked explosive. His hits landing hard and fast. Evander Holyfield on the other hand, looked slow and sluggish. Maybe it wasn't a highlight reel and just a video of him tired after a 6 hour gym session, but it's still concerning. Fight fans are coming out of the wood work after hearing about Holyfield replacing De La Hoya in this bout. This was very last minute and we can't help but wonder how long Holyfield has been planning this return from retirement. Has he been waiting for an opportunity to step in the ring and training since maybe watching his old nemesis Tyson start fighting again? All we can say for certain is Holyfield will be fighting and we hope he gets to relive his glory days while also maintaining his health. Maybe this could set a new standard for retired fighters. Fight.TV wants to know, what do you think about this?

Get ready to be a boxing fan. The WBO has announced an important and thrilling match for its fans, where two friends will become mortal enemies of each other. Shakur Stevenson wants to set up Jamel Herring 'I don't have a friend' at State Farm Arena, Atlanta, Georgia. The competition is significant because Herring is the WBO Junior Lightweight World Champion and Stevenson owns the WBO Interim 130 Pound title. Ring No. 2 ranked, Herring (23-2, 11 knockouts) and Ring No. 7 ranked Stevenson (16-0, 8 KOs) seem to have a relationship that is years old. The two used to train together but in October this relationship will turn into violence. After the victory at the Virgin Hotel Las Vegas Theater, Stevenson said, "If I had a choice, I would win the Oscar Valdez, but if I beat Jamel, I would do the same. Jamel can't beat me. Jamel knows what it is." Herring, who took part in the fight, returned fire: "I know everyone wants the next fight, but I'm not coming with heavy feet like Frank Stein." Undefeated 24-year-old Stevenson (16-0, 8 KOs) clashed with former junior welterweight world champion Regis Progress on Wednesday in preparation for the herring tilt. The importance of this battle must be realized. It will be the most unique battle of its kind where two friends will face each other as enemies. The question is, will Stevenson remain undefeated this time around? Or will Herring deafeat Stevenson for the first time? Fight.TV wants to know what you think!

This is another important event that is set to become UFC history. Which will bring new opportunities to the fighters and change the UFC history. UFC Vegas 40, which has completed all its preparations and is in full swing, will be presented on October 16th at APEX Las Vegas, Nevada. Former UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion Tate vs. Vieira has been named in the main card. To make this event more thrilling, interesting and full of action. Tate, who is very strong and second to none in the game, although she returned to the Octagon in July after a five-year absence, defeated Marion Reno in the third round by TKO. Tate's stunning victory will give the 35-year-old a chance to make headlines again. Before Reno's TKO in July. Tate (19-7) lost two fights in July and November 2016, defeated by Amanda Nunes and Raquel Pennington, respectively. She nominated Holly Holm to become the UFC champion. She retired after losing to Pennington but returned to the competition this year. A match against Vera is a step towards a return to the top of the game. On the other hand, Vieira (11-2) will try to avoid two consecutive defeats after a unanimous decision on Yana Konetskaya's back in February. The 29-year-old's last victory came in September 2020, when she won a unanimous decision. Although Vieira has lost two of her last three matches, a high-profile win against Tate could help rise in the rankings. The question arises as to who UFC Vegas 40 will be kind to. Will Tate be able to take a significant step towards winning the title? Or will Vieira be able to put her career on the winning track? Fight.TV wants to know what you think!

Gabriel Garcia is from Baja California, Mexico. He's a 41 year old boxer with a professional record of (13-3-2.) Boxing is this man's life, Gabriel debuted in 2012 and actually lost his first few fights up until 2015, that was his last loss - 13 fights ago. Most of those 13 fights have been won via unanimous decision. El Tanque is a monster. Jake Paul cherrypicks his opponents and calls himself the face of combat sports. Listen bud, you can't bypass climbing ranks and go straight to promoting prize fights with basketball players and MMA fighters teetering on retirement then call yourself that. It's obvious you're using YouTube money to put in those grueling hours in the gym, it's obvious you can fight, but if you really want the respect of the fight community - challenge yourself and put real fighters on the map to call yourself the face of combat sports. Gabriel lives, eats, and breaths boxing. The dude didn't give up through a 3 year loss streak on pro entry and then went on to win 13 fights straight since. With 2 of his last 3 being win by knockout. This dude has 230 followers on instagram and hasn't chased social media. He's chased throwing hands and if you were to know the guys real life story, which we'll be covering soon - you'd be amazed. FIGHT.TV streams pro boxing in Mexico. The country that produces the 2nd most champion boxers in the world and has a fight culture like no other. One that cherry picking Jake Paul would get stomped in. Follow us to watch Gabriel Garcia take on his next opponent September 18th!

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PPV is going to have the biggest boxing event on September 11th. In which there will be very thrilling matches and Maya Nazjangjo of the world. Boxing icon Evander Hollyfield will face MMA legend Vitor Belfort in heavyweight action, while former UFC champion Anderson Silva and Tito Ortiz will face off in cruiserweight. Former Cruiserweight and Undisputed Heavyweight World Champion, Evander 'Real Dale' Holyfield will compete against former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion, waiter 'The Phenom' Belfort, in an eight-round boxing showdown on September 11, 2021. Online streaming trailer via Pay Per View (PPV). "Holyfield vs. Belfort," which will take place inside the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Fla., Starts at 7pm with a PPV price tag. The PPV includes UFC legends Tattoo Ortiz and Anderson Silva, as well as the appearance of former Potts, Donald Trump! There will be more thrilling battles. Which will change the lives of the fighters, the details of which are as follows. FITE PPV Main Event: Heavyweight: Evander "Real Dale" Holyfield (44-10-2) vs. Waiter "The Phenom" Belfort (1-0) FITE PPV Co-Main Event: Cruiserweight: Anderson "The Spider" Silva (1-0) vs. Tattoo "The Huntington Beach Bad Boy" Ortiz (0-0) FITE PPV U-card: Heavyweight: David "High Maker" Hi (28-4) vs. Joe Fournier (9-0) Super Featherweight: Andy "El Tabron" Venus (23-2-1) vs. Juno "King Kong" Carroll (19-2-1) Don’t miss a single second of face-punching action!