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Bellator is second to none in the world of combat. The unique thing about this event is that two brothers will fight on the same card. Bellator has booked a father-son pair on one of their cards, and they will now book these brothers. Top flight middleweight Anatoly Tokov will join Bellator 269 with his brother Vladimir Tokov on October 23rd at Moscow's VTB Arena, the Viacom CBS-owned Promotion announced on Wednesday. Anatoly Tokov (29-3), who is currently winning five fights, features Sharaf DavlatMurodov (18-3-1) on the main card of the event, while Vladimir Tokov (5-1) against Aymard Guih (15-11-1) on streamed premiums on YouTube. A look at all if Bellator's 269 matches. Main card Fedor Emelianenko vs. Timothy Johnson. Vitali Minakov vs. Said Sowma Usman Nurmadomedov vs. Patrik Pietila Anatoly Tokov vs Sharaf DavlatMurodov. Andrey Koreshkov vs. Rustam Khabilov. Preliminary Card Gadzhi Rabadanov vs Alexander Belikh Aiden Lee vs Alexander Osetrov Alexey Shurkevich vs Christian Eckerlin Grachik Bozinyan vs Ross Houston Nikita Mikhailov vs Brian Moore Irina Alekseeva vs Stéphanie Page Darina Mazdyuk vs Katarzyna Sadura Vladimir Tokov vs Aymard Guih Call your bets! If you call all the fights correctly Fight.TV will do a fight fan article about you! Stay tuned with us at Fight.TV!

The most shocking match in the world of boxing, when unified heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua won the former WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, and IBO heavyweight titles at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in England in September. Controversial cruiserweight champion Oleksandr Usyk continues to try to become the undisputed heavyweight champion. Joshua was expected to wait a long time with WBC champion Tyson Fury to determine his undisputed champion. However, a mediator ruled in favor of Donte Wilder, arguing that a third battle should be fought before Joshua's arrival. Instead of waiting to see the result, Joshua decided to step into the ring with a dangerous opponent in the form of WBO No. 1 contender. Undefeated Usyk (18-0, 13 KOs) is a highly decorated champion who won the Olympic gold medal in 2012, became a supporter a year later and became the fourth male boxer in history to win WBA, WBC, WBO and Named IBF titles. He is currently listed on the Pound for pound top list. After becoming the undisputed cruiserweight champion in 2018, Usyk jumped the heavyweight division and won against Chase Weatherspun and Derek Chesora. Joshua (24-1, 22 KOs) will have to gain significant altitude, reach and power over Usyk. Recognized as one of the best finishers in boxing, Joshua aims to add another name to his impressive resume as he looks forward to his chance to have all four heavyweight belts. Fight.TV wants to know, who do you think will win?

Kyoji Horiguchi signs with Bellator MMA after vacating the RIZIN bantamweight title. Welcome to Fight.TV for news and analysis from around the world on all things combat sports. Current RIZIN bantamweight champion Kyoji Horiguchi announced on Wednesday that he would open his bantamweight belt for the first time since leaving the UFC in 2017 and would test the free agency. Belator president Scott Cooker announced Thursday night that the promotion had formally agreed to bring Horiguchi into the organization. Horigochi (29-3) is considered one of the best bantamweights on the planet and for good reason. The former UFC title challenger has done nothing but wreck shop since leaving promotion in 2017, beating the likes of Darren Caldwell, Ian McCall and Manuel Cape. He is now being thrown into a crazy bellator bantamweight division, where he will have to fight the likes of Raufon Stout, Juan Arculetta, Pechi Max, and Magomed Magomedov to name just a few fighters at 135. Although there is no current timetable for Horiguchi's next fight, Promotion is talking about holding the Bellator Bennett Grand Prix in early 2022 after the end of its light heavyweight tournament. If so, Horigochi will clearly be a big favorite to reach the card. The question arises as to whether Horigochi will be able to regain his position, and who will be Horigochi's first victim? Please let us know what you think. We look forward to hearing from you. Thanks for coming so stay with us for more news and analysis at Fight.TV!

Welcome to the world of Fight TV. Covid-19 The virus that wreaked havoc across the planet caused the same damage to the fight world. It has ended many important UFC events and battles. Miller was ready to face lightweight Nicholas Mota on the main card at UFC Fight Night 192 next week. Instead, Miller posted in an Instagram video, he has a positive test for COVID-19 and is out of the fight. Miller has had to give up a fight for the first time in his career. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. Miller was set to step into the cage for a record 38th UFC appearance, and his 50th professional fight. Mota was ready for his UFC debut. After Miller's resignation, Mota will now face Cameron Vancamp (15-5-1, 1 NC). Vancamp entered the week's event with four fights, competing for four different promotions. He has eliminated his last three opponents in less than 90 seconds in his last two bouts. Mota (12-3 MMA, 0-0 UFC) was due to make his promotional debut against Damir Hudzovich in May, but suffered an injury and withdrew from the fight. Mota, a former CFFC lightweight champion, signed with the UFC in 2020 after a landslide victory in Dana White's Contender Series. The question is, will Vancamp replace Miller? How are you watching this match? Will Vancamp be able to make up for Miller's shortcomings? Please let us know what you think. We look forward to hearing from you. Thanks for coming so stay with us for more news and analysis at Fight.TV!

After Vitor Belfort TKO'd Evander Holyfield, he called out Jake Paul. Belfort - using his post-fight speech to cut a promo involving his promoters. "Jake Paul - stop running away from me. You are going to be my child. You are going to see your father." It seems everyone wants a piece of Jake Paul after watching him rake in these huge prize fights. Is this fight really warranted though? Who do you think Vitor Belfort should fight next? Fight.TV wants to know! Should he go after Jake Paul? Maybe another aging boxer? Honestly I think we should watch him fight Dan Henderson, Chuck Liddell, or Tito Ortiz again! Tell Fight.TV what you think!

Alana McLaughlin, the second open transgender woman to compete in professional mixed martial arts. Alana McLaughlin, a former member of the US Army Special Forces, is a successful MMA fighter after winning her first bout in "Combat Global: Perez vs. Roh" on Friday evening. The Featherweight Fight was the first of its kind. This was the first time a transgender athlete competed under the Combat Global banner, and was the only other openly transgender athlete to participate in the MMA. Fallon Fox, who last competed in 2014, was the first and helped McLaughlin travel to the MMA competition. She was also at cage side for the fight. The first round was a back-and-forth fight, with both women starting the fight with full action. Both rivals played well, but McLaughlin quickly turned the fight back in their favor and won the second round by submission. McLaughlin, 38, is now 1-0 in her supporting career and hopes their story as a transgender athlete will impress others. The question is, will McLaughlin be able to continue their winning streak? Will McLaughlin be able to take their career in MMA far? What do you think? Fight.TV wants to know!

Anderson "the spider" Silva knocked out Tito "the Huntington Beach badboy" Ortiz at the Triller fight last week via a quick 1st round TKO. It so happened that on the flight out, Ortiz's girlfriend was improperly seated in a different section of the flight. Anderson Silva with full class, gave his seat in 1st class section to Amber Miller so her and Tito could sit together. "The biggest thing I think Anderson Silva's ever done to me. I'm very thankful. He just actually gave up his first-class ticket for Amber to sit here. The flights messed up - or the airline, Jet Blue, messed up, but Anderson Silva gave his seat up for Amber to sit next to me. Anderson Silva, you're the man, dude. I appreciate it. Thank you very much." - Tito Ortiz It's really cool we get to see the legends who built MMA - fight and see they have a mutual respect for eachother . I'm not sure we'd see this type of behavior out of many popular fighters we see today in the sports spotlight. Silva (34-11-0) and Ortiz (21-12-1) were truly some of the first big names in MMA after Randy Couture, the Shamrock Brothers, and the Gracies. Silva is still ranked as one of the best pound for pound fighters in the world. Triller set up an amazing card with this one! Fight.TV wants to know, who should they put on their next card?

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!