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Did the UFC White House Card Deliver?

After months of speculation, public lobbying from fighters, and mounting anticipation, the UFC has officially unveiled the lineup for the UFC White House card (now dubbed UFC Freedom Fights 250), set for June 14 on the South Lawn of the White House. The event will be headlined by a Lightweight title unification bout between Ilia Topuria and Justin Gaethje. In the co-main event, Alex Pereira moves up to face Ciryl Gane for the interim Heavyweight Championship.

Elsewhere on the six fight card, Sean O'Malley meets Aiemann Zahabi, Mauricio Ruffy faces Michael Chandler, Bo Nickal takes on Kyle Daukaus, and Diego Lopes squares off with Steve Garcia.

Despite the intrigue of several matchups, the overall reaction from fans and fighters has been somewhat underwhelming. For an event billed as one of the most significant in the promotion's history, a lot of fans have been left questioning if “that’s it”?


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## The Fights That Never Materialized

Two of the sport’s biggest names were notably absent from the final lineup, Jon Jones and Conor McGregor. 

Both men had desperately campaigned for a spot on the card. Jones had expressed interest in a showdown with Alex Pereira, while McGregor had repeatedly targeted Michael Chandler as his return opponent. McGregor, at certain points too, was also bizarrely linked to Welterweight contender Carlos Prates. Ultimately, both Pereira and Chandler landed on the card, just not in the fights fans had envisioned. Chandler taking on Ruffy is a classic veteran vs. prospect matchup, but it lacks the sense of occasion many expected for an event of this magnitude. Pereira vs. Gane, on the other hand, carries genuine intrigue. “Poatan” will attempt to become the first fighter in UFC history to win Championships in three different divisions. However, with only an interim Heavyweight title on the line, the achievement would inevitably feel somewhat hollow compared to capturing the undisputed belt.

## Expectations Were Set Too High?

Now let’s be fair, the card is very good. Topuria vs. Gaethje is a legitimate title unification bout between two of the Lightweight division’s most explosive finishers. Pereira’s move up to Heavyweight to compete for interim gold adds another compelling chapter to his already remarkable run.

If this were the main card of a typical UFC numbered event, most fans would likely agree that it’s stacked. The reality, however, is that this is not just another numbered event. The scale of the promotion around it has given it a “UFC 300”-type feel, arguably even surpassing some of the UFC’s recent marquee shows, including UFC 300 and the Sphere card. With eleven months of hype and anticipation behind it, it is reasonable to say that expectations were higher.

The issue is the overall depth. With only six fights scheduled, fewer than half the size of a typical numbered card, the lineup ultimately feels thin for what is being billed as one of the most historic events in UFC history. It is also worth remembering that, at one point, UFC commentator Jon Anik suggested the card could feature as many as six or seven title fights. Instead, the final lineup includes just two Championship bouts, one of which is for an interim belt.

> I do believe that we may see six or seven undisputed titles contested on the White House lawn. - Jon Anik.

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Did the UFC White House Card Live Up to the Hype?

Doubts are emerging over Ilia Topuria's involvement in the UFC's historic White House event, scheduled for June 14th. Spanish journalist Alvaro Colmenero, who originally broke news of the planned main event, has now reported that the chances of Topuria vs. Justin Gaethje headlining the card have "decreased." The fight has not been signed, and geopolitical concerns appear to be a driving factor behind the shift.

## The Problem

The reasoning behind the uncertainty is an uncomfortable one. Colmenero raised the question of whether Trump's advisors would approve of a Spanish-Georgian fighter headlining an event celebrating the 250th anniversary of American independence, particularly one with a high probability of knocking out the American star. Gaethje recently captured interim Lightweight gold by defeating Paddy Pimblett at UFC 324, setting up what seemed like a natural unification bout. For now, that plan appears to be on shaky ground. If the White House card falls through for Topuria, International Fight Week in July has been mentioned as a backup option.

## Who Else Could Headline?

With the main event now up in the air, several names are in the mix. Jon Jones and Conor McGregor have both expressed interest in the card, though Dana White has been reluctant to book Jones due to trust issues, and McGregor's return feasibility has been complicated by the UFC's new Paramount+ deal. Meanwhile, Amanda Nunes has called for her rescheduled Women's Bantamweight title fight against Kayla Harrison to be added to the card after it was pulled from UFC 324. That matchup is generating real interest as a potential co-main or even headline slot.

Topuria’s White House Headliner in Doubt

Islam Makhachev isn't concerned about Ian Machado Garry's trip to Georgia. The UFC Welterweight Champion fired back at the Irish contender after Garry made his way to Tbilisi to sharpen his wrestling ahead of rumoured title fight.

> Oliveira brought in some Iranian guy from the Iranian national team. Zero effect. Don't waste your time. - Islam Makhachev

"In Georgia he'll probably improve in some areas," Makhachev said via Ushatayka. "I've been wrestling my whole life, not just 2–3 months, so I don't care about that anymore.

Makhachev isn’t the first, and likely won’t be the last, to criticise Machado Garry’s nomadic approach to fighting. The Irishman has travelled the world in pursuit of improvement, spending time at Chute Boxe Diego Lima in Brazil alongside former Lightweight Champion Charles Oliveira, as well as Team Renegade in Birmingham, where he notably had a falling out with Leon Edwards and his team.

“The Future” began his career at Team KF in Dublin, Ireland, where he developed his foundational skills before making his professional turn, and is now in Georgia to sharpern even more tools.

# Ian's Response

Ian Machado Garry isn’t backing down. The #2 ranked Welterweight posted a confident reply on Instagram, stating: “There is no one in the world who learns faster than me.”

It’s a bold claim, but one that aligns with the trajectory of his career so far. Machado Garry has already begun his move to Georgia, fulfilling a promise he made at the UFC Qatar post-fight press conference that he would travel there specifically to prepare for Makhachev’s wrestling-heavy style.

## What's Next?

Per Leo Guimaraes, Makhachev vs. Garry is expected to be next for both fighters, with the Champion set to return post-Ramadan around May or June, potentially at the UFC's highly anticipated White House event on June 14th. Garry earned his shot with back-to-back decision wins over Carlos Prates and former champion Belal Muhammad.

Makhachev's grappling is arguably the best in the sport, and Garry's path to victory almost certainly runs through keeping the fight standing. Whether a few months in Georgia makes any real difference remains to be seen, but it at least shows Garry is leaving no stone unturned.

What do you think? As a member of the Verdict Community, let us know with a comment below.

Islam Makhachev: Ian Machado Garry Is “Wasting His Time” in Georgia

The UFC has cut Jailton Almeida from the organization, according to Laerte Viana. 

## The Cause

Almeida (22-5, 8-3 UFC) was ranked number 8 in the Heavyweight division before his release. The decision comes following back-to-back losses to Alexander Volkov and Rizvan Kuniev. Almeida lost a split decision to Volkov at UFC 321 in October, then dropped a unanimous decision to Kuniev at UFC Fight Night 266 on February 7th. The Brazilian had gone 8-3 in the UFC with wins over notable names including Derrick Lewis, Jairzinho Rozenstruik, and Serghei Spivac, but the recent skid proved costly.

What do you make of this release? Is it a good move or a cruel one by the UFC? As a member of the Verdict Community, let us know with a comment down below.


Jailton Almeida Released by UFC After Back-to-Back Heavyweight Losses

The UFC's White House card on June 14th is sneakily approaching, and Dana White confirmed this week that matchmaking meetings are underway with fights expected to be finalized by the weekend. The event less than four months away, and there's not  much clarity to build off. The event is set to take place on the South Lawn of the White House, and will reportedly only feature 6 to 7 fights, opposed to the usual 12-14 fights on a UFC PPV or Fight Night card.

## Topuria vs. Gaethje: The Likely Main Event

The most rumored matchup for the White House card is a Lightweight title unification bout between current Champion Ilia Topuria and interim Champion Justin Gaethje.  Gaethje has been vocal about his desire to compete on the historic event, telling The Pat McAfee Show that "Ilia Topuria on the White House. Has to be. No other option."

Gaethje recently captured his second interim lightweight title by dominating Paddy Pimblett at UFC 324, while Topuria has been sidelined dealing with personal issues. The matchup makes sense from a promotional standpoint, as Gaethje is currently one of only two American UFC champions on the roster, and the only male American UFC Champion.

## Jones vs. Pereira: Dead in the Water?

Despite speculation earlier, the potential superfight between Jon Jones and Alex Pereira appears unlikely to happen. Dana White has expressed reluctance to book Jones due to trust issues stemming from his abrupt retirement, and Pereira recently posted "Looks like the White House is a NO GO!!!" on Instagram. Jones himself admitted the situation is out of his control, and has since opened up about severe arthritis in his hip that may keep him retired for good. Three months ago, this fight was the frontrunner to headline, now it doesn't seem likely.

## McGregor's Return Remains Unclear

Conor McGregor has campaigned hard for a spot on the card, but Dana White has shot down the long-rumored matchup with Michael Chandler. McGregor has not fought since 2021 where he suffered a first round doctor stoppage loss to Dustin Poirier at UFC 264. Michael Chandler has also campaigned for a spot on the card, calling out Max Holloway for the BMF title, or Arman Tsarukyan.

## Harrison vs. Nunes Cutting it Close

The Bantamweight title fight between Kayla Harrison and Amanda Nunes was originally scheduled for UFC 324 but was postponed due to Harrison undergoing neck surgery. As the only current female American UFC champion, Harrison seemed like a lock for the White House card, but only if she can recover in time. Her manager Ali Abdelaziz has expressed hope she can still make the June date if her recovery goes well, though nothing is confirmed.

## What's Next?

With Dana White and the matchmakers meeting this week to finalize the card, fans should expect official announcements soon. The limited number of bouts means only the biggest names and most compelling matchups will make the cut. Whether that includes McGregor, Harrison, or other top stars remains to be seen.

What fights do you want to see on the UFC White House card? And who should headline this historic event? As a member of the Verdict Community, let us know with a comment down below.

Who Is Fighting on the UFC White House Card?

Jailton Almeida is heading back to Light-Heavyweight after suffering back-to-back losses for the first time in his career. The Brazilian submission specialist has informed the UFC of his decision to return to 205 pounds, according to his manager Leonardo Pateira.

## Malhadinho's Rough Patch

Almeida, now 22-5, has hit a wall at Heavyweight, dropping consecutive fights to Alexander Volkov and Rizvan Kuniev. The losses mark the first time in his career he has lost back-to-back fights, a reality check after looking like a potential title contender just months ago. Before the skid, Almeida was on a tear with wins over Jairzinho Rozenstruik, Derrick Lewis, and Serghei Spivac. But the Heavyweight division has proven to be a different beast, and Almeida is looking for a fresh start.

## Blaydes Set the Tone

The wheels started coming off against Curtis Blaydes at UFC 299. Almeida controlled the first round with his grappling, landing multiple takedowns and setting a UFC Heavyweight record with 9 takedowns in a single round. But Blaydes turned the tables in the second, knocking Almeida out in just 36 seconds into the round.

## What's Next?

The move back down makes sense for Almeida. He made 205 during his first two UFC fights, and his submission game could be a nightmare for the top guys at Light-Heavyweight. The division is wide open right now, with few wins, Almeida could be right back in title contention and erase the sting of his first career losing streak.

What do you think about Almeida moving back to Light-Heavyweight, and how do you see him matching up with the top guys in the division? As a member of the Verdict Community, let us know with a comment down below.

Jailton Almeida to Return to Light-Heavyweight After Back-to-Back Losses

Ilia Topuria has settled his legal dispute with ex-wife Giorgina Uzcategui, clearing the path for his UFC return. The resolution comes after months of uncertainty that saw 'El Matador' step away from competition to handle the personal matter.

## White House Bound?

According to MARCA's Irati Prat, Topuria is preparing for a bout expected to take place at the UFC's White House event on June 14. Alvaro Colmenero reports there's a "90%" chance that Topuria will face interim champion Justin Gaethje on that card. The matchup would unify the Lightweight Championship and serves as the a great fight for the White House card, with Gaethje currently being the only male American UFC Champion.

The White House event is scheduled for June 14, 2026, on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, D.C., commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States. With multiple title fights planned for the card, Topuria vs. Gaethje could likely serve as the headliner, especially given that Gaethje won the interim belt while representing the United States.

How do you see a fight with Topuria and Gaethje playing out? As a member of the Verdict Community, let us know with a comment down below.

Ilia Topuria vs Justin Gaethje Likely for UFC White House Event

The UFC has officially announced its return to London's O2 Arena on March 21st, 2026, headlined by an undefeated Featherweight showdown between Movsar Evloev and Lerone Murphy. The promotion confirmed the card on Monday, with the event streaming exclusively on Paramount+ in the United States.

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## The Main Event

Evloev (19-0) returns after defeating Aljamain Sterling at UFC 310 in December 2024, while Murphy (17-0-1) is coming off a knockout victory over Aaron Pico at UFC 319. Both fighters are ranked in the top five of the Featherweight division, and the winner sets themselves up for a title shot against Alexander Volkanovski, who just successfully defended his belt against Diego Lopes at UFC 325 this past weekend.

Murphy will be fighting on home soil, looking to continue his momentum after that devastating spinning elbow knockout. Evloev, meanwhile, has never lost in MMA, but has drawn criticism for his decision-heavy fighting style. All nine of his octagon wins have gone the distance.

## Supporting Bouts Announced

The co-main event features Luke Riley, longtime teammate of Paddy Pimblett, taking on Michael Aswell in a lightweight contest. Bellator veteran Michael "Venom" Page also makes his return to welterweight against Sam Patterson in the featured bout.

Other notable matchups include surging middleweight Christian Leroy Duncan facing Roman Dolidze, Mason Jones taking on Axel Sola at Lightweight, and Austen Lane dropping down to Light-Heavyweight to face Polish prospect Iwo Baraniewski. Lane has struggled at heavyweight with four losses in five UFC fights, making this weight change crucial for his future with the promotion.

The full card also features British fighters Nathaniel Wood, Mick Parkin, and several others looking to deliver in front of their home crowd.

What do you think of this main event matchup between Evloev and Murphy? And who do you see getting their hand raised in London? As a member of the Verdict Community, let us know with a comment down below.

UFC London Full Fight Card Announced: Main Card and Prelims

Jiri Prochazka has confirmed that no contracts have been signed for a potential bout with Carlos Ulberg. The Light-Heavyweight matchup is currently in negotiations, with UFC 327 in Miami being discussed as the targeted event. But if a new date comes to the table, or if complications arise, Prochazka will have to rule the fight out.

## BJP's Timeline

While UFC 327 is the date being targeted, Prochazka has expressed his preference to compete sooner. The former UFC Light-Heavyweight Champion is expecting his first child in April, which creates scheduling complications for a Miami fight that would likely take place around that timeframe.

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## What is Next?

The fight remains in the negotiation stage, meaning fans will need to wait for official confirmation before getting too excited. But don't believe any rumors; at least for now, this fight is not official. Both fighters are top contenders in the Light-Heavyweight division, making this a key matchup regardless of when it materializes. It also brings Alex Pereira into question, who many fans expected to fight again soon against Carlos Ulberg.

What do you think of this potential matchup between Prochazka and Ulberg? And what does it mean for the Light-Heavyweight division right now? As a member of the Verdict Community, let us know with a comment down below.

Jiri Prochazka vs. Carlos Ulberg is NOT Official... Yet.

Merab Dvalishvili had one of the most active championship runs in UFC history during 2025, fighting four times in a single calendar year, with all four being for the Undisputed Bantamweight Championship. The Georgian fighter started the year by defending his newly won title against undefeated contender Umar Nurmagomedov at UFC 311 on January 18th, earning a unanimous decision victory and another Fight of the Night bonus.

His second defense came against Sean O'Malley, the man he defeated for the title the first time, in a rematch at UFC 316 on June 7th, where Dvalishvili submitted the former champion with a north-south choke in the third round. The finish earned him a Performance of the Night award and also marked Dvalishvili's first finish since 2021, when he TKO'd Marlon Moraes.

Dvalishvili's third title defense came against former interim title challenger Cory Sandhagen at UFC 320 on October 4th, securing another unanimous decision victory. Just two months later, he faced former champion Petr Yan in a rematch at UFC 323 on December 6th, where his run came to an end via a dominant unanimous decision loss.

## Time For a Break?

Following Dvalishvili's loss to Yan, former UFC Middleweight Champion Michael Bisping weighed in on what's next for the former champion. Speaking on the JAXXON podcast, Bisping suggested a reccomended approach for Dvalishvili's return.

"I think if Merab takes some time off, maybe 6 months off, let Petr Yan fight Umar Nurmagomedov, and then come back and fight the winner. Taking 6 months away, go to Georgia, spend time with family, and don't think about fighting."

This move would affect Dvalishvili's brand, who's built himself up as one of the most active fighters in the UFC across the last year and a half, but it might be a necessary change. But, at the same time, if he believes he can defeat Petr Yan and reclaim his title, he won't want to miss out on the oppotuntiy to fight in the trilogy immediately

What do you think Merab Dvalishvili should do in 2026? As a member of the Verdict Community, let us know with a comment down below.

Should Merab Dvalishvili Slow Down in 2026?

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I’m so very happy with this matchup, Let’s go Tai!

Would anyone be interested in watching my competition tomorrow 

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We were over promised. Trump said 8-9 title fights and we got 7 total with 1 undisputed title fight and an interim. Another problem is the matchups.

We basically got half of what we wanted.
Islam and Ilia was the match but we got Gaethje.
Pereira and Jones was the matchup but we got Gane getting a shot.
O’Malley and Cory was the matchup but we got zahabi and O’Malley. Just disappointing we don’t get to see best of the best on that card.

The problem with the Freedom 250 card.

Match# 1 – Rafa Garcia
 Confimerd bout, Hernandez should be able to jump on Rafa Garcia early with his speed and aggression. Garcia isn’t tough and folds easily, and gets stuck reacting instead of initiating. If Hernandez gets going first, he can run away with it. Prediction: Hernandez R1 TKO

Match 2# – Fares Ziam
Ziam is a little clean and technical, but he doesn’t always like being pushed backward. Hernandez thrives in those messy moments and can force exchanges that favor him. If he keeps it ugly, he’s in control. Prediction: Hernandez R2 KO

Match# 3 – Dan Hooker
Hooker is dangerous when he gets into a rhythm, but Hernandez has the kind of explosiveness that can break that rhythm fast. Instead of a slow striking battle, expect bursts and sudden momentum swings. That unpredictability gives Hernandez a real shot. Prediction: Hernandez UD

Match 4# – Max Holloway
Holloway is just a different level when it comes to pace and durability. Even if Hernandez has moments early, Holloway builds and builds until opponents can’t keep up. Over time, that pressure becomes overwhelming. Prediction: Holloway R4 KO

Match #5 – Mateusz Gamrot
Gamrot brings constant movement and wrestling, which makes this tricky. But Hernandez has the power to make him pay for every entry and scramble. If he can keep it standing long enough, those moments could swing the fight. Prediction: Hernandez UD

Match 6 #– Quillan Salkilld
This is the kind of matchup where experience really shows. Hernandez has been in with tougher competition and knows how to manage these spots. If he fights smart, he should be a step ahead throughout(sorry Quillian). Prediction: Hernandez Decision(split) 

Match 7# – Paddy Pimblett
Paddy is always dangerous, especially if things hit the ground, but he leaves openings getting there. Hernandez can capitalize on that with his explosiveness and timing. If he catches him early, it could end quickly. He also got pounded by Gaethje which means he kinda folds under pressure. Prediction: Hernandez R3 TKO

Match 8# – Ilia Topuria (C)
Topuria is one of the most dangerous fighters in the sport right now, and this is where the run likely hits a wall. His boxing, composure, and finishing ability are on another level. In a title setting, he rises even more. Prediction: Ilia R1 KO
Match 9# – Rafael Fiziev
This is a striking showcase, but Hernandez has a path if he refuses to fight at Fiziev’s pace. Mixing in pressure and bursts could disrupt the flow. If he finds the right moments, he can edge it. Prediction: Hernandez R3 TKO

Match 10 – Justin Gaethje
Gaethje brings chaos, but Hernandez isn’t going to shy away from that. The difference is Hernandez can be a bit more selective with his shots. If he fights smart instead of wild, he can come out on top of the exchanges. Prediction: Hernandez UD

Match 11 – Arman Tsarukyan (C #2)
For the belt, this is a huge test against one of the most complete fighters in the division. Tsarukyan’s wrestling and control are elite, but Hernandez’s explosiveness gives him chances in key moments. If he can stay dangerous the entire time, an upset isn’t out of reach. Prediction: Hernandez R1 KO(flash)

Here is something new, these are the predicted odds I have of each fight happening exactly as I predict (excluding the matchmaking aspect) 
•	Garcia 70% = 0.70 
•	Ziam 65% = 0.65 
•	Hooker 55% = 0.55 
•	Holloway loss = 35% = 0.35 
•	Gamrot 55% = 0.55 
•	Salkilld 75% = 0.75 
•	Pimblett 60% = 0.60 
•	Topuria loss = 30% = 0.30 
•	Fiziev 60% = 0.60 
•	Gaethje 55% = 0.55 
•	Tsarukyan 52% = 0.52 
After doing the Math, the grand total percent of alexander Hernandez’s career trajectory landing him in this spot is a whopping 0.11% chance of happening

RAGS TO CHAMP - Alexander Hernandez edition

Rumour has it , he is getting a bag of fight IQ and a box of striking defence for his birthday today . He is going to need it June 14 on the Dana White House lawn against Ruffy ! 

Everyone’s favourite speed bag , 2-5 in the UFC,  #13 ranked Micheal Chandler turns the big 40 today ! HBD 🥳 “ Iron “ 

This Should Be A One! If Fiziev Stops Takedowns I See A TKO Finish.

MHF
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Ruffner if he stays a while 
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1. 9-1. My coach is 9-1 as a pro mma fighter, his last win was back in September on LFA, since then no one accepts fights against him, they’re all ducking him. He can’t get any fights so they should put him on DWCS.


2. Combat sports experience
At only 26 yrs old my coach is undefeated in Muay Thai and boxing. He’s got over 100 BJJ matches and he’s as mentioned 9-1 as a pro, a BJJ black belt and has never gone the distance.


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Who is my coach?
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The ufc needs to sign my BJJ coach here’s why. 

These top 3 welterweights seem to be on a collision course and I think Gerry wins.

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Ryan Spann (former 205er) weighed in at 264 lbs! 

This Saturday, in Liberec Czech Republic. On oktagon 87, the Swedish invasion goes down. Here’s everything you need to know.


1. Liam Pitts (3-0)
The 22 year old star Liam pitts returns for his 2nd oktagon fight, his debut was a fantastic one in where he got the r1 RNC to remain undefeated. Liam is 22 and has 130k ig followers, he’s a star due to his background of being famous, growing up on television with a famous mother, pitts is a star but don’t forget his fighting ability. A national champion in wrestling with an improving stand up game and all of his wins by way of finish, he’s looking to remain undefeated as he chases another win and finish against a 3-3 polish guy on oktagon 87.


2. Zebastian Kadestam (15-8)
The bandit is back. The former one fc middleweight champ Zebastian Kadestam returns to the cage as he looks to get his first win since may of 2023. If you’ve ever watched one you know this guy had some of the best Muay Thai in the world at his peak and he’s still very dangerous. At 35 Kadestam looks to spoil the hometown hero’s party as Dominik hamburger stands across the cage. Hamburger is 11-3 and also a striker. Expect an absolute war with brutal knees and elbows.


3. Josefine Knutsson (8-1)
The 3rd all stars fighter on this list. Knutsson the ufc vet returns to the cage as she makes her oktagon debut. Knutsson strangely got cut from the ufc, she went 2-1 and only lost to piera Rodriguez who’s since won 3 in a row. Josefine is lighting fast and has some of the best Muay Thai in the world of mma. Her striking is absolutely elite and she’s got underrated grappling. Josefine looks to put on a show as she tries to prove that she still belongs in the ufc.


4. Samuel bark (13-3)
The only non all stars gym fighter. Samuel bark is a former Muay Thai world champion and 13-3 as a pro. Bark should’ve been in the ufc a few years back, he had a DWCS shot but got injured. He’s got beef with his opponent this weekend. Last time out bark lost in a controversial decision against a known drug cheat who refused to do drug testing for their fight. Bark looks to comeback and prove why he’s one of the best strikers in the world and call his shot at the oktagon featherweight title. 



The whole oktagon 87 card is stacked, these 4 fighters will put on a show and I really recommend you all to tune in. 

Macarena out!

This Saturday, the Swedish invasion. Everything you need to know. 

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TNT 1 Main Card:
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TNT 1 Preliminaries:
1. Featured Prelim Bout: nicoleszcz vs colbycovingtonfan1
2. Featured Prelim Bout: JustLetMeBangBro vs MacarenaMMA
3. Plums vs MisterMiracle
4. QuillianSalkilldfan vs Ruddsy
5. CamoCrusader69 vs RZROK_MMA
6. Olivera vs SiamStriker

TNT 1 Betting Odds:

Main Card:

Main Event: TOAO vs TheRightHook
Favorite: TOAO
Underdog: TheRightHook

Co-Main Event:  ALEKSA7X vs maxhollowayfan
Favorite: ALEKSA7X
Underdog: maxhollowayfan

Three_Piece_and_a_Sod@ vs DougLasVegas 
Favorite: DougLasVegas
Underdog: Three_Piece_and_a_Sod@

Bird_Man vs Justin_Gaethjes_Dog
Favorite: Bird_Man
Underdog: Justin_Gaethjes_Dog

Preliminaries:

Featured Prelim Bout: nicoleszcz vs colbycovingtonfan1
Favorite: nicoleszcz
Underdog: colbycovingtonfan1

Featured Prelim Bout: JustLetMeBangBro vs MacarenaMMA
Favorite: JustLetMeBangBro
Underdog: MacarenaMMA

Plums vs MisterMiracle
Favorite: MisterMiracle
Underdog: Plums

QuillianSalkilldfan vs Ruddsy
Favorite: QuillianSalkilldfan
Underdog: Ruddsy

CamoCrusader69 vs RZROK_MMA
Favorite: CamoCrusader69
Underdog: RZROK_MMA

Olivera vs SiamStriker
Favorite: SiamStriker
Underdog: Olivera

Results will be posted on the same night after the UFC event is over.  I do not care about any dislike, comment, or post about me. I love the free publicity.

Best of luck my fighters! Do NOT disappoint me.

TNT 1: TOAO VS THERIGHTHOOK OFFICIAL FIGHT CARD AND BETTING ODDS

I dont know if this will have the live but if its not itll have the replay and Ill have the replay posted whenever it is posted and some footage from my family up after the event Ill be on mat 4 

AGF CHATTANOOGA link

Tomorrow I will show Nicholas Mauldon and Maverick Heavner levels like prime Colby then make the best steak you could possibly make at AGF CHATTANOOGA 

Tomorrow 

Fighters I refuse to believe anyone dislikes 

Dayummmm Big Norm levels up at every new weigh in. Marco Tulio I am coming for you.

Why don’t you make a discord for this instead of abusing the forum?

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