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New faces of MMA: Projecting the next Makhachev, Miesha and Mighty Mouse​


In a few weeks, the UFC will celebrate 30 years as an MMA promotion, helping drive the sport to new heights while introducing waves of future stars turned world champions to fight fans around the world.

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Brendan Alllen routs Paul Craig, wants UFC's top Middleweights
Allen (23-5), of Louisiana, improved to 11-2 in the UFC with a submission win over Paul Craig (17-7-1). The finish came via rear-naked choke at the 38-second mark of the third round. It was a dominant performance from start to finish by Allen in the main event at UFC Fight Night inside the Apex facility in Las Vegas.

Ex-UFC champ Francis Ngannou ranked by WBC after Tyson Fury loss
Ngannou, 37, faced Fury in a nontitle bout in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Oct. 28 and narrowly lost after scoring a third round knockdown against the undefeated WBC champion. Ngannou was making his pro boxing debut in his first fight since January 2022.
 

Ex-champ Brandon Moreno to fight Amir Albazi in Mexico City​

Former UFC flyweight champion Brandon Moreno will fight Amir Albazi in a flyweight contender bout Feb. 24 in Mexico City, Moreno confirmed in an interview published Wednesday by ESPN. The five-round bout will serve as the co-main event on the UFC Fight Night card, which will be the promotion's first trip to Mexico since 2019. ESPN has Moreno ranked No. 2 in the world at flyweight and Albazi at No. 4. Moreno (21-7-2) is a former two-time UFC flyweight champion and the first-ever Mexican-born UFC champ. The Tijuana native dropped the title in a close split decision to Alexandre Pantoja at UFC 290 in July. Moreno, 29, was on a two-fight winning streak before the loss to Pantoja.

Moreno will also act as the official backup for the UFC 296 co-main event Dec. 16 in Las Vegas, sources told ESPN, confirming news first reported by Eurosport Netherland. Alexandre Pantoja will defend the UFC flyweight title against Brandon Royyal, and if either competitor is forced to withdraw, then Moreno will step in and compete. Albazi (17-1) has won six in a row, most recently a split decision win over Kaj Kara-France in June. The Iraq native is a perfect 5-0 in the UFC. Albazi, 30, previously won titles in Ultimate Challenge MMA and FightStar Championship.

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Sources: Curtis Blaydes-Jailton Almeida clash set for UFC 299​

A big heavyweight rebooking is coming in the first quarter of next year, as Curtis Blaydes will face Jailton Almeida at UFC 299, sources confirmed with ESPN on Tuesday. Sources said the bout has been signed, though the UFC has yet to make it official. UFC 299 does not have an official date or location set yet, but it will take place in March. ESPN has Blaydes ranked No. 5 and Almeida ranked No. 8 in the world at heavyweight. The two were supposed to fight Nov. 4 in the main event of UFC Sao Paulo, but Blaydes withdrew for undisclosed reasons and was replaced by Derrick Lewis.

Blaydes (17-4, 1 NC) is coming off a knockout loss to Serger Paviovich in April. The Chicago-area native was on a three-fight winning streak prior to that bout. Blaydes, 32, has lost only to power punchers Pavlovich, Francis Ngannou and Lewis in his seven-year UFC career.

Almeida (20-2) has won 15 in a row, including his first six in the UFC. The Brazil native is coming off a unanimous decision win over Lewis last month. The 32-year-old had never gone to a decision before in his 11-year career.

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MMA 2023 awards: The best fighters, KO, prospect and more​

2024 is shaping up to be a fascinating year in MMA. The UFC will celebrate its' 300th pay-per-view event in April, Francis Ngannou, the "baddest man on the planet" -- will make his debut in PFL (though we don't know if it'll be MMA or boxing) and maybe, just maybe, Connor Mcgregor will make his return to the Octagon. Fingers crossed. Fight fans were treated to storylines galore in 2023. PFL acquired Bellator MMA. The women's MMA GOAT --Amanda Nunes retired, leaving two divisions behind without titleholders. Five weight classes in the UFC saw new champions holding the belts at the end of the year compared to the start of it. Surprises were never in short supply.

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Dana White reveals first three fights for next April's UFC 300, additional bouts​

UFC 300 has its first three official fights. UFC CEO Dana White announced Thursday night on social media that former light heavyweight champion Jin Prochazka will face Aleksandar Rakic and former bantamweight champion Aljamain Sterling will move up to featherweight to fight Calvin Kattar at UFC 300 on April 13 in Las Vegas. In addition, top prospect Bo Nickai will face Cody Brundage.

At UFC 298 on Feb. 17 in Anaheim, California, former middleweight champion Robert Whittaker will take on former title challenger Paulo Costa. The previously announced bout between Ian Machado Garry and Geoff Neal will also be moved to UFC 298, White said.

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2024 mma bold predictions: will conor mcgregor or ngannou fight?
This year is going to be a for MMA. Even with the sport having just a limited number of events already booked, there is plenty to look forward to. The UFC is set to host its 300th pay-per-view event in Las Vegas in April. The PFL stated its intentions to put together its first crossover event with Bellator MMA after acquiring the promotion last November. The event is expected to feature PFL champions taking on Bellator champions.
 
magomed ankalaev knocks out johnny walker in second round of rematch
Ankalaev (19-1-1), of Russia, delivered a statement in the rematch. He dropped Walker (21-8) with a right hand midway through the second round and followed it with a devastating follow-up shot that quickly brought in referee Marc Goddard for the stoppage.

cody garbrandt vs. deiveson figueiredo added to ufc 300
Garbrandt (14-5) publicly called out Figueiredo after his knockout of Brian Kelleher (24-15) at UFC 296 last month. The two were supposed to fight for Figueiredo's 125-pound championship in 2020, but Garbrandt withdrew with an injured bicep.The UFC has not yet announced a main event for UFC 300.
 
dricus du plessis detrones sean strickland in ufc 297 main event
The UFC has its first champion from South Africa. The final result was a split decision (48-47, 47-48, 48-47) for Du Plessis. It very easily could have gone Strickland's way, too.

raquel pennington tops mayra bueno silva for vacant ufc title
Pennington (16-8) seized UFC's vacant bantamweight championship Saturday, defeating Brazilian challenger Mayra Bueno Silva (10-3-1) by unanimous decision in the co-main event of UFC 297 inside Scotiabank Arena. All three judges scored the five-round bout for Pennington via scores of 49-46, 49-46 and 49-45.
 

Kayla Harrison joins UFC, to debut vs. Holly Holm at UFC 300​

Holly Holm and kayla Harrison, two of the most accomplished athletes in women's combat sports history, will meet at UFC 300. The UFC has signed Harrison, a two-time Olympic gold medalist in judo and two-time PFL champion, to an exclusive contract, UFC CEO Dana White announced on Tuesday. She will face a former UFC and boxing champion in Holm at UFC 300 on April 13 in Las Vegas. The fight will take place at 135 pounds. The UFC's signing of Harrison (16-1) is major news in itself. Harrison, 33, has been the face of the PFL since her MMA debut in 2018. She has fought almost her entire career under the PFL banner, primarily at 155 pounds. Harrison's manager, Ali Abdelaziz, told ESPN that Harrison has tested cutting weight in anticipation of a deal with the UFC and was pleased with the result.

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Dustin Poirier-Benoit Saint Denis back on for UFC 299 in March​


Dustin Poirier's scheduled fight against Benoit Saint Denis is back on for UFC 299, after Poirier stated he "jumped the gun" on comments he made Thursday morning. Poirier (29-8) announced the fight was off via social media, and told ESPN he and the UFC were unable to come to financial terms for the bout. Poirier later clarified it was a "misunderstanding" on his part, and the fight is back on. The 155-pound matchup will serve as the co-main event of UFC 299 on March 9 in Miami. A bantamweight title fight between Sean O'Malley and marlon Vera shares top billing.

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PFL launches new Bellator Champions Series with 8 fight cards​


The Bellator fight card in March, the promotion's first since being bought by the Professional Fighters League (PFL) in November, will launch an eight-event Bellator Champions Series, with each card headlined by a title fight, the PFL announced on Monday. There will be a local flavor to Bellator 302, with the March 22 main event in Belfast, Northern Ireland, pitting Corey Anderson against Karl Moore for the vacant Bellator light heavyweight championship. Moore is from Belfast, as is leah McCourt, who fights in the women's featherweight co-main event against Sinead Kayanagh from the Republic of Ireland. After launching in Belfast, the PFL plans to stage seven more Bellator Champions Series events in 2024, taking the fights to venues around the world where MMA is growing in popularity.

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