MMA Fighting has UFC on ESPN 15 results for the Pedro Munhoz vs. Frankie Edgar fight card in Las Vegas, live blogs of the top two fights, and live UFC on ESPN 15 Twitter updates. The scheduled main event features a bantamweight showdown between Pedro Munhoz and former UFC lightweight champion Frankie Edgar. Follow UFC
How could he not love it down there? Saint Preux has built quite the resume in his seven-year tenure at 205 pounds in the UFC. He’s earned seven performance bonuses, including one in each of his last four wins, he’s in the running for a couple all-time records and he took on the G.O.A.T. of
UFC on ESPN 15 will now be a nine-fight card as the co-main event between Ovince Saint Preux vs. Alonzo Menifield is off. According to Ovince Saint Preux’s manager, Oren Hodak, the perennial light heavyweight contender is removed from the card due to a positive COVID-19 test. Saint Preux was moving back down to light
Vadim Nemkov is the new Bellator light heavyweight champion after a stunning second-round TKO win over Ryan Bader at Bellator 244. Nemkov met Bader in the main event of this Friday’s Bellator 244 event. Bader was unbeaten over his last eight fights while Nemkov was riding a six-fight win streak entering the bout. The oddsmakers
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Bantamweight talents Frankie Edgar and Pedro Munhoz will clash TONIGHT (Sat., Aug. 22, 2020) at UFC on ESPN 15 inside UFC APEX in Las Vegas, Nevada. Edgar has been an elite contender or champion for most of the last decade, but the New Jersey-native has fallen on hard-times. Consecutive losses have
UFC on ESPN 15: Munhoz vs. Edgar Live Results (Click on the fight below and then scroll down to see in-fight live stats and full results, courtesy of Fight Analytics. Full live results for the first UFC on ESPN 15: Munhoz vs. Edgar (aka UFC Vegas 7) bout from the Apex in Las Vegas is
12:49 AM ET Ryan Bader had a chance to potentially be considered the best MMA light heavyweight on the planet this weekend. With Jon Jones announcing his departure from the division four days ago, all eyes were on Bader to see whether he could continue his hot streak, retain his title and cement his legacy
Ryan Bader is no longer a two-division champion after a drubbing by Vadim Nemkov at Bellator 244. The 28-year-old Russian dropped Bader with a head kick before a swarm that produced two more knockdowns, the latter of which came as the champ ran away. After Bader’s legs went limp and he slumped to the canvas,
“That feels like such a distant memory,” he said of his Contender Series submission of Jesse James Wallace. “I remember it vividly, but it doesn’t feel like it even happened. Even the fight in December doesn’t feel like it ever happened. In a lot of ways, this feels like I’m coming back to my first
Bellator 244 took place tonight (Aug. 21) inside the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut airing on the Paramount Network and DAZN. You can view the full Bellator 244 results here. In the main event, Vadim Nemkov stunned Bellator MMA fans around the world when he TKO’d Ryan Bader in the second round. Nemkov unleashed a
Image via @jonnybones on Instagram (photographer not listed) Former UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones reacted to Ryan Bader’s knockout loss to Vadim Nemkov at Friday night’s Bellator 244 event. Jones was all over the news this week after the surprise announcement that he was vacating the UFC light heavyweight title. In the wake of
Bellator 244 “Bader vs. Nemkov” took place Friday, August 21, 2020 at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. In the headlining bout of the third card since Bellator MMA’s return, “champ-champ” Ryan Bader (27-5, 1 NC) put his Light Heavyweight title on the line against Russian juggernaut Vadim Nemkov (11-2). The first round was razor
The Bellator MMA cage was at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn. on Friday for Bellator 244: Bader vs. Nemkov headlined by the light heavyweight title fight between duel-division champion Ryan Bader and Vadim Nemkov. Bader holds both the Bellator MMA heavyweight and light heavyweight titles. He captured the 205-pound championship in June 2017
Pedro Munhoz knocked out the former UFC bantamweight champion in the Fight of the Night at UFC 235 last year. Munhoz faces Frankie Edgar in the main event of UFC Vegas 7 on Saturday, August 23. Subscribe to get all the latest UFC content: http://bit.ly/2uJRzRR Experience UFC live with UFC FIGHT PASS, the digital subscription
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8:35 AM ET It took more than 13 years, but Frankie Edgar has finally lost his battle with the people who want him to cut weight. My opinion: No one has fought the good fight against weight cutting as much (or as well) as Edgar. In a sport in which the majority of athletes cut
Frankie Edgar is ready for his UFC bantamweight debut. The former lightweight champion and two-time featherweight title challenger tipped the scales at 135.5 pounds at Friday’s official weigh-ins for UFC on ESPN 15. That made Edgar’s fight with Pedro Munhoz (136) official for Saturday’s headliner at UFC APEX in Las Vegas. This marks Edgar’s first
Due to a positive COVID-19 test result, Mark Striegl has been removed from his bout against Timur Valiev. Replacing Striegl will be UFC newcomer Trevin Jones. This fight will now be held at a catchweight of 140 lbs. Calen Born has withdrawn from his bout due to personal reasons and Takashi Sato was not medically cleared