Новости за 12.03.2024

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UFC legend Mark Coleman remains hospitalized after rescuing his parents from a tragic house fire early Tuesday morning in his childhood home near Toledo, Ohio.

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Sean O’Malley wanted a finish at UFC 299, but he can’t be that disappointed after putting on a clinic for five rounds, hitting Chito Vera with everything and the kitchen sink.

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Conor McGregor decided to bare it all for his feature film debut.

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For better or worse, Jake Paul has brought a lot of attention to boxing since he decided to lace up his gloves for the first time. But for all the criticism he faced while mowing down a laundry list of ex-UFC fighters, he was still facing high level athletes from combat sports.

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Anthony Smith will make his return to action against Vitor Petrino at the upcoming UFC 301 card scheduled on May 4 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

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Cedric Doumbe still doesn’t understand what happened this past Thursday.

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Francis Ngannou’s sophomore boxing match didn’t go according to plan.

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The Professional Fighters League announced Monday the full cards for the first three events of its 2024 season, and the events include several talents absorbed from the Bellator roster.

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The window for the UFC to ink a new broadcast rights deal officially opens in January 2025, but talks about the next contract start even sooner.

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Michael “Venom” Page had even grander plans for his UFC debut.

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If you weren’t in Dustin Poirier’s inner circle, you’d never know his triumphant knockout victory at UFC 299 was the culmination of something much bigger than just a fight camp.