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NewsDober cleared by CSAC to fight at lightweight at UFC Lincoln
Drew Dober has been cleared to fight again at lightweight, vs. Jon Tuck at UFC Fight Night 135 on August 25 in Lincoln, Nebraska.
NewsCovington: They can’t strip my belt
Colby Covington: “They’re not stripping anything. I earned that belt. The only way you can take that belt is by beating me in the Octagon, and there’s not a man alive that can beat me.”
NewsCris Cyborg: I’m having to wait 300+ days to fight because of politics
Cris Cyborg: “Like with Ronda or other fights, it’s all politics. I’m the champion a long time, 12 years undefeated, and if a fight doesn’t happen with girls like this, it’s politics.”
EditorialColeman clarifies statement that Rep. Jim Jordan knew about OSU MD sexua…
Mark Coleman: “I’m clarifying because it’s been on my mind for a long time and I feel guilty that this happened, and I wanted to clarify it. Not change it. I said what I said.”
Bubba Jenkins to fight for Brave CF title in Abu Dhabi
Bubba Jenkins is a new signing for Brave CF, having signed a multi-fight deal after putting together a 12-4 MMA record following an illustrious college wrestling career which saw him win an NCAA Div I championship.
EditorialFormer MMA fighter wins primary, aims to be first indigenous woman in Co…
On Wednesday, former pro MMA fighter Sharice Davids became the Democratic nominee in the Third Congressional District in Kansas.
CSAC recommends two fighters move up in weight after UFC 227
Alex Perez cut 14% of his body weight and Brett Johns cut 14.5% of his body weight at UFC 227. Cutting 15% of body weight is potentially fatal. On fight day neither fighter could make weight for his division, or the one above, or the one above that.
Darren Till explains controversial remarks on focus and family
Brave Global Expansion 2018 plans revealed
Brave 14 gets a new main event on 9 days notice with star undefeated native son
Former MMA fighter wins primary, aims to be first indigenous woman in Congress
Cage Warriors four-man featherweight tournament to choose champ