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Ever thought about stealing a car? That's not smart. Ever thought about stealing a car that belongs to a professional fighter? That's probably the least smart thing you could ever do. Well it so turns out, people as smart as this actually exist! Turns out just yes. Someone tried to steal Jordan Williams, a UFC Welterweight fighters car yesterday. You can go see the video from the incident on his Instagram account - bomayemma Where this wanna be car thief lurks outside the store watching Jordan go inside. He then rushes inside the car and tries to leave, but doesn't get very far before he's yanked from the vehicle. To then run off with his tail between his legs Believe it or not, this isn't the first case of a UFC fighter having someone trying to Grand Theft Auto them. Derrick Lewis was also almost a car thief victim. What almost was a video game like car robbery turned into an MMA fight in Derrick Lewis's thief's case. The guy was rag doll ripped right out of the car (he didn't know how to drive stick) and was rightfully knocked the **** out. You can watch a video of Derrick giving one of his famous post fight interviews after the attempted car theft. He's a little more serious than he is in his usual post fight interviews, but it's a great one to watch none the less. What do you think of these car thieves? How dumb can you be to try to steal a car, let alone a car owned by Derrick Lewis. Don't go around stealing cars. Especially nice ones, it might belong to Mike Tyson Or Floyd Mayweather.

Many fight fans will argue over which era of boxing was the best. Those who claim it was the 90's, have a solid argument we must say. Just the names of top fighters alone like Mike Tyson, Roy Jones Jr, Evander Holyfield, Lennox Lewis, Oscar De La Hoya, Julio Chavez, George Foreman, Manny Pacquiao, Riddick Bowe, Bernard Hopkins, James Tony, Floyd Mayweather Jr, I mean cmon this is the era that brought us Butterbean! Butterbean was one of the best to watch. He didn't look athletic at all, living up to his name - Butterbean. He had a chin like iron and would just eat punches. You can remember some fights where Butterbean would just beckon people to hit him as if it didn't even hurt. You can't find a Butterbean fight that isn't pure carnage and excitement. Floyd Mayweather Jr! The era that produced the best pound for pound boxer in the history of time, and he's still winning fights today! Manny Pacquiao is also from the 90's and is still kicking ass today! The boxing world will never forget Mike Tyson taking a chunk of Holyfield's ear! Mike was a mean one back in the day and if he couldn't win the round, he was going to find some may to express his anger. Lennox Lewis and Roy Jones Jr were from this era too! How can you not say the 90's was boxing in it's prime?! What do you think about 90's boxing? Who was your favorite boxer from the era and why? Do you think the top prime boxers today could hang with the 90's boxers in their prime? Let us know your thoughts and stay tuned with us for all things fight!

Manny Pacquiao was sapposed to be fighting Errol Spence JR, but due to a pre fight injury had to be cancelled and now Pacman will be fighting Yordenis Ugas at the T Mobile arena in Las Vegas on August 21st. This will be a championship title bout although Manny has been quoted as saying he doesn't care who the champion is, if he wins or not, that Hhe's just excited to have this fight. Bernard Hopkins donned his tinfoil hat and suggested Errol Spence could be faking an eye injury to evade Pacman. Hopkins had this to say - "The only thing I can do is listen to what you said to me and listen to what I heard. That’s conversation and I don’t know if it’s true, if it’s not true. I like Spence, I respect Spence. I know he is always ready for any challenge. I just think … I just have some suspicions about this whole thing. I just think the way it manifested and came out suddenly and so fast … I’ll just say stay tuned." "If you hear something other than what everyone was given and what was told. I think there is more to the story than what it is. But if it is true, I wish him a speedy recovery. But I just have to say that first because I want to be the first one that people say, ‘what did I know that everybody else didn’t first know’ or ‘what did I know that a few people did know but nobody was bold enough or brave enough to say it." "Again, if it’s the case then I think we all should see it. It can be an eye issue. It can be business. It could be lack of. The whole thing … it’s been told and most people probably will believe it. Most people won’t dare to question it or ask for more details. I’m the type of person, I’ll show the X-ray to the world. If I’m ready to fight, I’ll say ‘look, it’s a hairline fracture or it’s a straight cut-through broken bone." What do you think? Are you excited for Pacman to face off with Ugas? Do you think Bernard Hopkins is right about we aren't getting the full story? Let us know your thoughts and how you expect the title fight to go!

Conor as graceful and humble as he is, had some kind words for Daniel on twitter yesterday. If you know anything about Conor, you know that last sentence was sarcastic. Cormier and Mcgregor have been exchanging words for some time now as Mcgregor recently tweeted out against Khabib's late father. Courmier had this to say - “So McGregor, listen to me bud. Stop worrying about me. Don’t worry about Daniel Cormier. Don’t worry about the things that I’m saying. Don’t worry about how I’m dressing and how I’m looking. Don’t do that. Worry about the dudes that keep beating your ass every time you go into the octagon.” “I’m not the guy you’ve got to worry about fighting, I’m done. I’m retired. I’m living my best life. You need to worry about trying to beat the guys that you fight against. Get off the internet. I don’t hate this dude, but McGregor, fall back.” Courmier went on to explain the Mcgregor acting out like this is a cry for help. With emphasis he meant that sincerely. He acknowledged Mcgregors abilities as an athlete but mentions concerns for his health and those he surrounds himself with. So maybe this will be the last of the twitter spats between the two, or it's just the beginnign. What do you think?

Mike Tyson, the man, the myth, the legend. When you think of the biggest boxers of all time. Tyson definitely comes to mind. It pretty much boils down to him, Muhammad Ali, and Butterbean. What is Tysons story though? Many people know his face, name, legacy but not much about the actual man behind it all. Mike Tyson was born June 30th 1966 in New York City, Brooklyn to be specific. His father was from Jamaica, and had two siblings from him and then a half sibling. Tysons mother passed away when he was 16, crushing a young Tyson he was left in the care of Cus D'amato a boxing manager and trainer. That's where his fight began, struggling to grief with the death of his mother and fighting to make a name for himself in the world of boxing. It only took a young Tyson 2 years to become the youngest heavyweight champion of the world at 18 years old. Talk about a hunger for greatness against all odds and adversity. Tyson may have had a troubled youth and gotten into legal issues, but he overcame it with boxing. Tyson quickly rose to the top of the boxing world by the late 80's. After a short stint in prison, Tyson came back to reclaim his titles being one of the only heavyweight boxers in the world to do so after being stripped of them. Today Mike is a cultural icon, being affiliated with countless movies and shows and brands. Everyone loves seeing Mike Tyson. We're incredibly inspired by his story and we hope you are as well. What's your favorite thing about Mike Tyson?

We're not entirely sure of the data Bovada used to produce these results but, we're here for it none the less! Gable Stevenson has been making waves since his Olympic wrestling gold wins for the U.S, now people are talking about him fighting in the UFC. How would he actually do though? They ran odds on him against 6 fighters - Francis Ngannou, Brock Lesnar, Stipe Miocic, Jon Jones, Ciryl Gane, and Derrick Lewis. Their results show that Gable would be the underdog in all fights except that of Derrick Lewis. The scores show as - Francis Ngannou: -400 Gable Steveson: +300 Ciryl Gane: -300 Gable Steveson: +235 Jon Jones: -325 Gable Steveson: +250 Stipe Miocic: -300 Gable Steveson: +235 Gable Steveson: -115 Derrick Lewis: -105 Brock Lesnar: -145 Gable Steveson: +120 I feel like they did Derrick Lewis kind of dirty here but you know Gable is somewhat of a monster so we'll let it slide. What say you fight fans? Do you agree with this results? Gable recently tweeted a wave to Dana White. Who do you think Gable should fight first?

Manny Pacquiao was set to fight undefeated champion Errol Spence Jr on August 21st. The fight was just cancelled due to Spence being found to have a torn retina in his left eye. This very well could have been the biggest fight of the year. The boxing community is highly disappointed to be hearing this. Manny is the only boxer in the world to hold titles from 3 different decades. Errol is undefeated with a record of 27-0-0 and 21 of his wins coming from knockout. Manny is 62-7-2 with 39 of his wins coming via knockout. This would have been a clash of generational warriors and us fight fans are immensely sad to find out this one got cancelled. Yordenis Yugas has agreed to replace Spence and will be defending his WBA Welterweight title against Pacman. Yugas is 26-4-0 with 12 of his wins coming via knockout. This might not be the fight we all wanted to see but it's a fight we're gonna watch regardless! Spence's fight being cancelled was due to his retinal tearing which was discovered during a routine health checkup. Do you agree with the call from his camp on this? What do you think about his replacement, Yugas? Who should Manny Fight Next? Let us know!

Venum is the retailer for all things combat sports. They're the soon to be sponsor replacement for the UFC, taking Reeboks place. Fighters from all around the world love Venum. As upset as many fight fans are for sponsors like Reebok taking away fighters other sponsors during their fight, fans would prefer Venum be the brand that gets this spot if it goes to anyone. Venum carries their own line of products, that are all competitively priced with the best quality materials. The brand was created in 2006 with their sole focus on the sport we all love so much. They have 3 training camps located around the world, one in Paris, Las Vegas, and Pattaya. Their home gym section has everything you may need for your at home workouts. Their focus is mostly on competitive martial art focused equipment. Venum apparel is also a really cool style to wear. Only those who truly love martial arts will recognize what you're wearing and why. It's kind of like if cauliflower ears were clothes. Venum has an extensive team whose all listed on their website. Comprised of some of the best martial artists in the world. It's a great group of folks you would want in your corner. They have a direct line for customer service. So if you want anything martial arts sports related. Venum has you covered!

Japan holds the number 3 spot for most world champion boxers. It's home to some of the biggest fighters in MMA. It's one of the oldest countries in the world, rich in history and culture. It's the birthplace of Jiujitsu, the Samurai, and home to some of the best combat gyms in the world. Japan has been producing bad ass warriors for thousands of years. It's been occupied for 30,000 years and an official country since 660 BC. The Samurai is world famous for not just their skill as warriors but also their warrior code and value of honor. Their grappling system - Jiujitsu is still one of the best grappling systems in the world. Often referred to as "Human Chess." Home to Naoye Inoue, Kazuto Ioka, Kosei Tanaka, Tomoki Kameda, are just some to name a few of the most elite boxers in the world, hailing from Japan. Ohashi gym, Teiken Boxing Gym, Tribe Tokyo, Brave Gym, are some of the most elite gyms in the world - found in Japan. So if you're ever looking for somewhere to train or a traveling martial artists, be sure to check out these gyms! If you go to Japan, be sure to bring an immense amount of respect for the culture that brought us Jiujitsu, Samurai, the #3 country for world champion boxers, amazing delicious food, and rich history. Much can be learned from the Japanese for any martial artists.

A video is going viral of Francis Ngannou and Ciryl Gane point sparring. It turns out that the Cameroonian moved to France to further his MMA career, where he was a training partner of Gane. The two actually know each other fairly well and seem to show a mutual respect towards the other. Ciryl Gane has since come out and stated - "Training is something, but the fight is another." Acknowledging that although he seemed to hold his own against Ngannou, actually fighting him may be a whole other story. "For me it's just a sport. I want to make a show. I want to make a performance. This is my job, I just want to make money." Gane also included that he has everyone asking him about the end of the year. If we might see the two heavyweight titans show down before 2021 comes to a close. Gane says it's possible but he also has a child on the way and wants some time to rest between his recent bout with Derrick Lewis. What did you think of the Gane and Ngannou sparring video? Do you think it will translate well to them actually fighting? We can only imagine what these two going at it will actually look like. It will for sure be one of the biggest fights of the year when it finally goes down!

Kamaru Usman's manager, Ali Abdelaziz said "If Nick Diaz beat Robbie Lawler he become the number 1 contender automatically." So we can assume the Usman's camp is in talks of a Nick Diaz fight. Calling it a battle of the generations, we'd be seeing two greats going at it. Which would also stir some controversy. This might just be for clout, as Nick hasn't had a win since 2011, a fight since 2015, and the turn out of his bout against Lawler will be very decisive. Nick Diaz would definitely bring a lot to the table in terms of PPV sale power. He's got a huge following even outside of the MMA community. Kamaru Usman will definitely be facing someone big soon. I think the answer is clear - Vicente Luque, or at least one of the other top 10 contenders Usman hasn't faced yet. Luque stands the biggest chance of being the next contender as he's #4 in UFC Welterweight P4P rankings. The fight with Nick Diaz would he cool but, it would seem that there's other hungry contenders who've earned that fight with Usman as well. What do you think? Who should Usman fight next?

MMA is full of nasty knockouts, the nastiest though are arguably from head-kicks. We all know who the biggest kickers are - Mirko Cro Cop, Anderson Silva, Jose Aldo, Lyoto Machida, Bas Rutten, to name a few. What about the nastiest head kick knockouts? What were some of those. Looking back we found - Rashad Evans head kick knockout over Sean Salmon. At UFC Fight Night 8, Rashad Evans caught Sean Salmon with a roundhouse kick to the head, ending him and proclaiming a victory via KO. We'll never forget this one. Mirko Cro Cop is known for his head kicks and just kicks in general. Being kicked in the ribs by Mirko Cro Cop is enough to put most grown men down on the ground. When Cro Cop faced Gabriel Gonzaga, it was actually Mirko who get the receiving end of the head kick knockout at UFC 70. UFC 129 will go down in the record books as one of the nastiest knockout nights EVER. Lyoto Machida faced off against Randy Couture, and knocked him out with a front kick to the face. Machida is known for his kicks and the last thing you want is one of those to the face. GSP vs Matt Hughes 2 at UFC 50 was phenomenal. George caught Matt with a switch kick to the head and ended him pretty early on that night. Everyone was stunned as the first time they fought, Matt ended GSP's undefeated streak and took him to the ground. Seeing GSP win the title with a headkick KO really set the pace for the rest of his career. Those are some of our favorite UFC headkick knockouts. What are yours?