Category: MMA

  • Is Charles Oliveira Returning Too Soon?

    Is Charles Oliveira Returning Too Soon?

    The occasion, the opponents, and what recent history tells us When Charles Oliveira was knocked out by Ilia Topuria at UFC 317, it felt like the end of an era. The former lightweight champion — known for his relentless pressure and granite toughness — had never been stopped like that before. A clean, devastating knockout.…

  • Alex Pereira is back on top to the World! – UFC 320 Results and Highlights

    Alex Pereira is back on top to the World! – UFC 320 Results and Highlights

    Alex Pereira def. Magomed Ankalaev (c) – (TKO, Round 1, 1:20) Oh my goodness, Alex Pereira is back with a bang! He instantly went on the attack forcing the issue and keeping the champion on his toes and within one minute delivered a stunning right hand that caught Ankalaev that made the Russian dive for…

  • UFC 320: Ankalaev vs Pereira 2 – Full Predictions & Tactical Breakdown

    UFC 320: Ankalaev vs Pereira 2 – Full Predictions & Tactical Breakdown

    Date: 4 October 2025Location: T-Mobile Arena, Las VegasHeadliners: Ankalaev vs Pereira 2 (Light Heavyweight Title), Dvalishvili vs Sandhagen (Bantamweight Title) Main Event: Magomed Ankalaev (c) vs Alex Pereira 2 – Light Heavyweight Championship Context Their first clash at UFC 313 ended with Ankalaev dethroning Pereira by unanimous decision. The fight was defined by Ankalaev’s ability…

  • A Victim of Destiny: Ulberg’s Knockout Declares Him Top Contender

    A Victim of Destiny: Ulberg’s Knockout Declares Him Top Contender

    When the dust settled at UFC Perth, the moment was unmistakable. Carlos Ulberg landed a one-two that sent Dominick Reyes crashing to the canvas just 4:27 into the first round. The follow-up ground strikes sealed it: Reyes was silenced before he could reset, before he could resurrect the rise he had been building. It was…

  • Dominick Reyes: Redemption or Ruin?

    Dominick Reyes: Redemption or Ruin?

    There are moments in sport when history seems to tilt. For Dominick Reyes, that moment arrived in Houston on a February night in 2020. Under the bright lights of UFC 247, he went stride for stride with Jon Jones, the most decorated light heavyweight of all time. Reyes pressed forward, crisp southpaw combinations snapping through…