Ylies Djiroun, a seasoned warrior of the BRAVE Combat Federation, is making a sensational return to the cage on May 11 at BRAVE CF 82. This time, he faces Ananias Mulumba, a formidable newcomer from DR Congo, in what promises to be a thrilling match-up. In a daring move, Djiroun, a staple in the Lightweight division, is dropping down to Featherweight. This significant change signals a fresh chapter and a quest for redemption for the French MMA icon. Since his debut at BRAVE CF 48 in 2021, Djiroun has rapidly become a prominent figure within the organization. His journey reached a peak at BRAVE CF 74 in Nantes, France, where he headlined the event, although it ended in a dramatic first-round knockout loss to Lucas Martins. Determined to turn the tide, Djiroun stepped back into the regional fighting scene, where he clinched two consecutive victories. Now, with renewed vigor, he's set to reclaim his status in the BRAVE CF ranks. The stakes are incredibly high in this upcoming bout, as a victory is crucial for securing his place in the upcoming BRAVE event in France later this year, part of the 2024 European Tour. This fight isn't just a return; it's a chance for Djiroun to rewrite his story in front of an international audience. BRAVE CF 82 is also set to be a landmark event, as it will be hosted in Mauritius, marking the organization's first venture into this exotic locale and its fourth event on the African continent. With eight more events lined up for 2024, including a much-anticipated return to France, the stage is set for Djiroun to prove his mettle and win back the hearts of his home crowd.

GLORY kickboxing returned to France with  GLORY 91  on Saturday night, April 27, at the electric Dome De Paris. It turned out to be one of the most eventful nights in GLORY history with knockouts, upsets, and defining moments. The GLORY welterweight title changed hands in spectacular fashion in the main event as  Chico Kwasi (43-5, 23 KO)  dethroned the seemingly unbeatable Endy Semeleer (36-2, 18 KO) via TKO after sending the former champ to the canvas three times in the second round. The unpredictable  Bahram Rajabzadeh (67-2, 59 KO)  made a winning return to the light heavyweight division in the co-main event with another incredible knockout victory over French slugger Kevin Oumar (33-5, 7 KO). Afterwards, it was confirmed that Bahram will enter the GLORY Light Heavyweight Grand Prix set for June 8 in Rotterdam. Budding French star  Pascal Toure (20-6, 7 KO)  scored the biggest win of his career with a decision win over Mo Amine (29-7, 16 KO) to qualify for the GLORY Light Heavyweight Grand Prix. Elsewhere on the main card, Belgian veteran  Youssef Boughanem (188-43-8, 120 KO ) defeated the Ukraine’s Stanislav Kazantsev (25-9-1, 7 KO) due to a doctor stoppage, French heavyweight  Sofian Laïdouni (36-3-1, 18 KO)  got back to winning ways and beat Vladimir Tok (51-20, 28 KO) due to an injury, young Moroccan  Sofiane Abdelkhalek (4-2-1, 2 KO)  scored an upset victory over Cyril Benzaquen (57-13-3, 8 KO), and French veteran Bobo Sacko (76-6-1, 30 KO) devastated David Mejia (61-18, 18 KO) with a big one-punch KO. In the GLORY 91 prelims,  Robin Ciric (22-7, 7 KO)  beat Diaguely Camara (24-6-1, 10 KO),  Mehdi Ait El Hadj (32-4-2, 8 KO)  defeated Ismail Ouzgni (4-2, 1 KO), and  Ramy Deghir (6-1, 1 KO)  got Florian Kroger (19-11, 6 KO) via unanimous decision (30-27 x 5). GLORY 91 Results Main Event GLORY Welterweight Title Chico Kwasi (43-5, 23 KO) def. Endy Semeleer (36-2, 18 KO) via TKO (three knock down rule), round 2, 2:22. Co-Main Event Light Heavyweight Bahram Rajabzadeh (67-2, 59 KO) def. Kevin Oumar (33-5, 7 KO) via KO (punch), round 3, 0:35. Catchweight 72 kg Youssef Boughanem (188-43-8, 120 KO) def. Stanislav Kazantsev (25-8-1, 7 KO) via TKO (doctor stoppage), round 2, 2:58. Heavyweight Sofian Laïdouni (36-3-1, 18 KO) def. Vladimir Tok (51-20, 28 KO) via TKO (doctor stoppage), round 1, 0:42. Light Heavyweight LHW Grand Prix Qualifier Pascal Toure (20-6, 7 KO) def. Mo Amine (29-7, 16 KO) via split decision (29-28 x 3, 28-29 x 2). Welterweight Soufiane Abdelkhalek (4-2-1, 2 KO) def. Cyril Benzaquen (57-13-3, 8 KO) via unanimous decision (30-27 x 4, 29-28). Featherweight Bobo Sacko (76-6-1, 30 KO) def. David Mejia (61-18, 18 KO) via KO (punch), round 1, 0:55. Welterweight Robin Ciric (22-7, 7 KO) def. Diaguely Camara (24-6-1, 10 KO) via (30-27 x 4, 29-28). Welterweight Mehdi Ait El Hadj (32-4-2, 8 KO) def. Ismail Ouzgni (4-2, 1 KO) via split decision (30-27, 29-28 x 3, 28-29). Middleweight Ramy Deghir (6-1, 1 KO) def. Florian Kroger (19-11, 6 KO) via unanimous decision (30-27 x 5)

This Saturday, April 27, the UFC Apex in Las Vegas sets the stage for an electrifying UFC Fight Night, headlined by a thrilling flyweight clash between Matheus Nicolau and Alex Perez, and broadcast live on ESPN+ and UFC Fight Pass. Fans of mixed martial arts are in for a treat as a robust lineup of fighters gear up to showcase their skills across a series of compelling bouts. The main event features a dynamic flyweight contest between two top-tier athletes. Matheus Nicolau, known for his precision and agility, faces off against the formidable Alex Perez, who brings a mix of wrestling and striking prowess to the octagon. This fight is pivotal for both competitors, with potential title implications on the line. In the light heavyweight division, Ryan Spann takes on Bogdan Guskov. Spann, with his knockout power and submission skills, looks to rebound and climb higher in the rankings. Guskov, eager to make a statement in his UFC tenure, poses a tough challenge with his robust fighting style. Other bouts in the Main Card include: Karine Silva vs. Ariane Lipski: Two flyweight fighters, both known for their aggressive fighting styles, clash in what promises to be a fast-paced bout. Jhonata Diniz vs. Austen Lane: Heavyweights collide as Diniz brings his knockout power against Lane, who is known for his athleticism and quick finishes. Tim Means vs. Uros Medic: A welterweight bout featuring veteran Means' technical prowess against the rising star Medic, known for his striking abilities. Jonathan Pearce vs. David Onama: A featherweight duel with Pearce's versatility up against Onama's powerful striking and resilience. In the prelims, Rani Yahya faces Victor Henry, this bout is a grappling enthusiast’s dream match in the bantamweight class, followed by Austin Hubbard vs. Michal Figlak to be engaed in a lightweight battle. Don’Tale Mayes faces Caio Machado in a heavyweight bout where power and technique will be on full display, followed by a strawweight bout between Ketlen Souza vs. Marnic Mann, a striking vs grappling fusion. Ivana Petrović faces. Na Liang in the Flyweight category, the opening bout of the night will be a battle of lightweights between Maheshate Hayisaer vs. Gabriel Benítez. Tune in this Saturday to witness all the action unfold live from the UFC Apex! Here is the full fight card of UFC Fight Night: Nicolau vs. Perez / UFC Vegas 91 MAIN EVENT | FLYWEIGHT · 125 LBS | PRO MMA Matheus Nicolau vs. Alex Perez CO-MAIN EVENT | LIGHTWEIGHT · 205 LBS | PRO MMA Ryan Spann vs. Bogdan Guskov MAIN CARD | FLYWEIGHT · 125 LBS | PRO MMA Karine Silva vs. Ariane Lipski MAIN CARD | HEAVYWEIGHT · 265 LBS | PRO MMA Jhonata Diniz vs. Austen Lane MAIN CARD | WELTERWEIGHT · 170 LBS | PRO MMA Tim Means vs. Uros Medic MAIN CARD | FEATHERWEIGHT · 145 LBS | PRO MMA Jonathan Pearce vs. David Onama PRELIMINARY CARD | BANTAMWEIGHT · 135 LBS | PRO MMA Rani Yahya vs. Victor Henry PRELIMINARY CARD | LIGHTWEIGHT · 155 LBS | PRO MMA Austin Hubbard vs. Michal Figlak PRELIMINARY CARD | HEAVYWEIGHT · 265 LBS | PRO MMA Don'Tale Mayes vs. Caio Machado PRELIMINARY CARD | STRAWWEIGHT · 115 LBS | PRO MMA Ketlen Souza vs. Marnic Mann PRELIMINARY CARD | FLYWEIGHT · 125 LBS | PRO MMA Ivana Petrović vs. Na Liang PRELIMINARY CARD | LIGHTWEIGHT · 155 LBS | PRO MMA Maheshate Hayisaer vs. Gabriel Benítez

Fans looking to attend ONE Championship’s return to the U.S. can now officially pick up tickets. General sale for ONE 168: Denver  began on Wednesday, April 24, and more exciting bouts were added to the lineup. ONE 168 goes down on September 7 and marks the follow-up event to ONE's debut in the United States. The Asia-based promotion made landfall last May with ONE Fight Night 10, and an unforgettable evening went down in Colorado. This time around, Denver’s Ball Arena will be the location for the show, and tickets are now available through Ticketmaster . Previously announced, the main event will see ONE Women’s Strawweight MMA World Champion Xiong Jing Nan putting her gold on the line against Stamp Fairtex, who will seek to add another belt to her ONE Women’s Atomweight MMA World Title. In the co-main event, two-sport king Jonathan Haggerty will welcome the next challenge to his reign atop the bantamweight Muay Thai bracket. Flyweight kickboxing titleholder Superlek Kiatmoo9 will step up in Denver as he looks to topple “The General.” On Wednesday, another exciting title scrap, featuring a World Champion moving up in weight, was added to the ONE 168 lineup. ONE Flyweight Submission Grappling World Champion Mikey Musumeci will go all the way to the lightweight division to try and dethrone Kade Ruotolo. Finally, a clash between striking royalty is set to erupt when Liam Harrison gets the match he has been calling for on social media. The Brit legend will take on Thai veteran Seksan Or Kwanmuang in a 140-pound Muay Thai battle. With more exciting matchups to be announced, ONE 168 is shaping up to be even bigger than the last for the world’s largest martial arts organization in the U.S. Tickets are on sale now at Ticketmaster , and information on immersive VIP packages can be obtained via Stage Front VIP .

Jonathan Pearce is gearing up to enter the Octagon this weekend, hoping to regain the form that previously established him as a formidable featherweight contender in the UFC. Following his initial defeat in the UFC to seasoned fighter Joe Lauzon in 2019, Pearce launched a commendable winning streak, securing victories against Kai Kamaka III, Omar Morales, Christian Rodriguez, Makwan Amirkhani, and Darren Elkins. This impressive series of wins nearly propelled him into the Top 15 of the featherweight division. However, his progress was interrupted when he was defeated by Joanderson Brito of Brazil via a ninja choke in his last match. Although this loss momentarily slowed his momentum, Pearce has taken time to reflect and is now eager to accelerate his career once more. "I don't overthink it. I just view it as a defeat," Pearce mentioned in a recent interview with UFC.com in the lead-up to UFC Fight Night: Nicolau vs Perez. "We're constantly testing ourselves; you can't win them all. That’s why I’m stepping back in this weekend—to show who I am, JSP." Pearce's previous experiences have not only shaped him as a fighter but also strengthened his resilience. In 2014, he survived a brutal assault at his gym in Tennessee that left him hospitalized with severe injuries. This incident forced him to rebuild his life and career, deepening his resolve and mental toughness. Pearce is set to face David Onama in what promises to be an electrifying matchup at the UFC APEX. Onama is known for his striking abilities and has a reputation for improving as the fight progresses. However, Pearce feels confident in his wrestling and combat diversity, believing these skills give him an edge. This fight is not just another bout for Pearce; it's a chance to reestablish himself among the division's elite. "After I beat him, I plan on having a ranking, or getting a Top 15 guy," Pearce asserts. He remains committed to his straightforward approach: "Just fight your fight. You don’t need to talk—we already know you can do that!" This upcoming weekend, Pearce looks to not only win but also make a statement, proving that setbacks are merely stepping stones in his journey through the UFC featherweight ranks.

As Karine Silva gears up for her fourth UFC appearance at UFC Fight Night: Nicolau vs Perez, her impressive 17-4 record, characterized by all wins coming before the final horn (nine knockouts, eight submissions), continues to garner attention. Remarkably, 13 of these victories were secured in the first round. Despite many fighters experiencing a slowdown upon joining the elite ranks of UFC, Silva has maintained her momentum, achieving three first-round submissions in just over a year, including a notable victory over Maryna Moroz at UFC 292. This win not only avenged a previous loss but also catapulted Silva into the Top 15—a significant achievement in just three fights. With the women’s flyweight division becoming increasingly competitive, Silva's performances are a key factor in its excitement. Looking forward, she is set to face her most experienced opponent yet, Ariane Lipski, on April 27. Lipski, known for her striking capabilities, has already fought 11 times in the UFC, posing a substantial challenge. Silva, who once trained in the same gym as Lipski, remains focused on leveraging her versatile fighting skills to secure a victory. With careful preparation and strategic planning with her coaches, she aims to counter Lipski’s striking prowess effectively. Silva's goal remains clear: to continue succeeding in her "job" that brings her immense joy and to strive for a win that could edge her closer to the Top 10. However, her immediate focus is solely on achieving a victory this Saturday, with discussions on rankings reserved for later.

After a sold-out event last October, GLORY kickboxing returns to France with  GLORY 91  this Saturday, April 27, at the Dome De Paris. The GLORY welterweight title will be on the line in the main event as the reigning & defending champion  Endy Semeleer (35-1, 17 KO)  welcomes the challenge of top contender  Chico Kwasi (42-5, 22 KO) . In the co-main event, after his crazy GLORY Heavyweight Grand Prix performance, the wild & exciting  Bahram Rajabzadeh (66-2, 58 KO)  steps down to light heavyweight and meets the hard-hitting Paris-based  Kevin Oumar (33-4, 7 KO) , a French kickboxing champion & budding MMA star. Belgian-Moroccan superstar  Youssef Boughanem (187-43-8, 119 KO)  steps into the GLORY ring for the very first time in his illustrious career as he meets the Ukraine’s  Stanislav Kazantsev (25-8-1, 7 KO) . The best of French kickboxing will be on display throughout the rest of the card as a host of the nation’s top stars will be in action against opponents from all over the world. The rest of the main card will feature top French heavyweight  Sofian Laïdouni (35-3-1, 17 KO)  going up against German veteran  Vladimir Tok (51-19, 28 KO) , the always exciting  Pascal Toure (18-6, 6 KO)  takes on  Mo Amine (29-6, 16 KO)  with the winner qualifying for the GLORY Light Heavyweight Grand Prix, the highly anticipated GLORY return of French star  Cyril Benzaquen (57-12-3 ,  8 KO)  as he faces House of GLORY’s  Sofiane Abdelkhalek (3-2-1, 2 KO) , and veteran French fighter  Bobo Sacko (75-6-1, 29 KO)  comes in to make his GLORY debut against top Spaniard  David Mejia (61-16, 18 KO) . In the GLORY 91 prelims, the Netherlands’  Robin Ciric (21-7, 7 KO)  meets hometown fighter  Diaguely Camara (24-5-1, 10 KO) , Morocco’s  Ismail Ouzgni (4-1, 1 KO)  and France’s  Mehdi Ait El Hadj (31-4-2, 8 KO) fight in the battle of the rising prospects, and Germany’s  Florian Kroger (19-10, 6 KO)  takes on  Ramy Deghir (5-1, 1 KO)  in the opening bout of the night. GLORY 91 will be available to watch exclusively on Videoland in the Netherlands, DAZN in France & Belgium, Bally Live in North America, and via worldwide PPV on  TrillerTV.com . For full global broadcast information, please go to  GLORYKickboxing.com . GLORY 91 Weigh-In Results: Main EventGLORY Welterweight Title Endy Semeleer (76.8 kg/169 lb) vs. Chico Kwasi (76.7 kg/169 lb) Co-Main EventLight Heavyweight Bahram Rajabzadeh (94.7 kg/209 lb) vs. Kevin Oumar (94.2 kg/207.5 lb) Catchweight 72 kg Youssef Boughanem (72 kg/159 lb) vs. Stanislav Kazantsev (71.7 kg/158 lb) Heavyweight Sofian Laïdouni (107.6 kg/237 lb) vs. Vladimir Tok (113.8 kg/251 lb) Light Heavyweight Mo Amine (94.7 kg/209 lb) vs. #9 Pascal Toure (94.6 kg/208.5 lb) Welterweight Cyril Benzaquen (77 kg/170 lb) vs. Sofiane Abdelkhalek (77 kg/170 lb) Featherweight David Mejia (65 kg/143 lb) vs. Bobo Sacko (64.8 kg/143 lb) Welterweight Robin Ciric (76.6 kg/169 lb) vs. Diaguely Camara (76.6 kg/169 lb) Welterweight Ismail Ouzgni (76.7 kg/169 lb) vs. Mehdi Ait El Hadj (77 kg/170 lb) Middleweight Florian Kroger (84.8 kg/187 lb) vs. Ramy Deghir (84.9 kg/187 lb)

In a pivotal matchup at BRAVE CF 82, undefeated professional MMA fighter Ramazan Gitinov is set to face Prince Lolia from the Democratic Republic of Congo. A former standout in the amateur ranks, Gitinov's illustrious career includes three IMMAF world championships, establishing him as one of the brightest prospects in professional mixed martial arts. Ramazan Gitinov’s transition from amateur to professional has been nothing short of spectacular. During his amateur days, he dominated the scene with a 30-fight win streak, marked by technical prowess and strategic acumen, making him the top pound-for-pound fighter in the International MMA Federation rankings. His amateur achievements laid a solid foundation for his professional ascent, where he has continued to impress with each outing. The upcoming fight with Lolia carries a deeper significance for Gitinov. It represents a chance to avenge one of his early amateur losses, which came against Eliezer Kubanza, Lolia’s teammate. Although a direct rematch with Kubanza is unlikely due to their diverging weight classes, facing Lolia provides Gitinov with an opportunity to symbolically conquer his past setback. Behind the scenes, Kubanza played a crucial role in advocating for Lolia and another teammate, Mulumba, securing them contracts with BRAVE CF. This background adds layers of narrative to the upcoming bout, framing it as not just a contest of skills but also a dramatic showdown with personal and team pride at stake.

Rising mixed martial arts sensation Eliezer Kubanza is set to electrify his home crowd as he returns to fight on African soil, taking on seasoned challenger Karim Rabei in what is billed as a monumental clash at BRAVE CF 82 in Mauritius on Saturday, May 11. Kubanza, who has taken the MMA world by storm with his explosive power and unmatched agility, remains undefeated with a string of impressive victories, including two spectacular first-round knockouts in recent matches. These stellar performances have not only maintained his perfect record but have also established him as the premier superstar in DR Congo and a formidable force in the African MMA scene. As BRAVE CF 82 approaches, anticipation builds around Kubanza’s upcoming fight, which promises to be the most challenging yet. His opponent, Karim Rabei, known for his technical prowess and extensive experience, poses a significant threat to Kubanza’s unblemished record. This bout is expected to test Kubanza's skills and resilience like never before. The stakes are incredibly high, as a victory in this match could propel Kubanza into global MMA prominence, potentially lining him up for international titles. Conversely, a win for Rabei could derail the rising star’s meteoric rise. His return to his home turf as a celebrated athlete is a beacon of pride for many in DR Congo and a testament to the growing talent pool in the region.The spotlight firmly remains on "King Kong" Kubanza. Will he continue his dominant streak and overcome the formidable Rabei, or will this be the first blemish on his otherwise stellar career?

Director: George Miller Release Date: May 24, 2024 "45 years after the collapse, a young Furiosa is taken from her family. She will devote the rest of her life to finding her way home. This is her odyssey." In contrast to its title, Mad Max: Fury Road placed a significant emphasis on its female protagonist, Furiosa, rather than Max Rockatansky.  It emerged as one of the most impressive action films in recent memory, marking a notable comeback for its 78-year-old director, George Miller. However, Miller's exploration of the post-apocalyptic Australian outback is far from over.  Inspired by Furiosa, he is set to unveil Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. This forthcoming film delves into Furiosa's backstory, preceding her encounters with Max and Immortan Joe, and before the loss of her arm. Anya Taylor-Joy assumes the role of the young Furiosa, with Chris Hemsworth portraying the villainous Dementus.  “As the world fell, young Furiosa is snatched from the Green Place of Many Mothers and falls into the hands of a great Biker Horde led by the Warlord Dementus. Sweeping through the Wasteland, they come across the Citadel presided over by The Immortan Joe. While the two Tyrants war for dominance, Furiosa must survive many trials as she puts together the means to find her way home.” While some may question the necessity of a backstory for Furiosa, similar doubts arose before Fury Road's release. As we prepare to embark on Furiosa's journey this spring, reminiscent of the War Boys' iconic chant, we anticipate another thrilling ride down the fury road, perhaps leading us to Valhalla. Check out the NEW trailer:

Mixed martial arts (MMA) continues to gain momentum in Mexico, highlighted by the consistent and notable presence of Gabriel Benitez in the UFC. A native of Tijuana, Benitez has marked a decade in the UFC, showcasing his resilience and passion for the sport. As he prepares for UFC Vegas 91, Gabriel Benitez, affectionately known as "Moggly," is eager to step into the octagon for his 15th fight under the UFC banner. "I feel super proud about this journey. It's not only my 15th fight, but also 10 continuous years in the UFC—no cuts, nothing," he shared with UFC.com . Benitez's journey to the UFC is as remarkable as his tenure. Before joining the UFC, he accumulated a 16-4 professional record. His potential was recognized during the first season of The Ultimate Fighter Latin America, where he competed under Team Velasquez. Although he didn't win, losing in the featherweight semifinals to Leonardo Morales, his performance secured him a place in the UFC. He debuted at UFC 180, winning by third-round submission against Humberto Brown, followed by a unanimous decision over Clay Collard at UFC 188. Over the years, Benitez has navigated through highs and lows in both the featherweight and lightweight divisions. He has always aimed to evolve with each fight, learning and adapting his style. "In every fight, I tried to evolve something, and I feel that spirit will be part of this fight," he said. Now preparing for his 36th professional MMA fight, Benitez faces Chinese prospect Maheshate, a younger and less experienced fighter. Despite the age and experience gap, Benitez is undeterred. "He's new in the company, so he has the hunger for the win. But I'm ready for everything. This will be a fun match to watch," he stated confidently. Benitez's flexibility in fighting in both the featherweight and lightweight divisions has made him a versatile choice for matchmakers. Although he acknowledges that 155 pounds might be healthier for him, he remains open to opportunities at 145 pounds as well. The upcoming fight against Maheshate promises to be exciting, potentially full of stand-up combat, though Benitez is prepared for any surprises. "All the fighters say they are strikers, but when they fight me, they go to wrestle. So maybe this is not the exception," he speculated. Beyond this fight, Benitez has his sights set on a bigger goal—a spot on the fight card at the Las Vegas Sphere on Mexican Independence Day, a fitting stage for such a seasoned fighter looking to continue his impressive run in the UFC.

Sometimes, the fight game delivers unexpected and painful twists. Victor Henry experienced this firsthand during his UFC 294 bout against Javid Basharat, where an accidental groin kick in the second round caused him severe pain, leading to the match being declared a no contest. Despite the intense discomfort and a doctor's apparent skepticism of his condition, Henry clarified the incident, noting an unfortunate mishap with his protective gear led to the severe impact. “It was a weird experience, and a lot of people don’t really understand exactly what happened,” Henry explained. He detailed how a previous minor contact had dislodged his protective cup, setting the stage for the more damaging blow in the subsequent round. The aftermath of the incident left Henry in significant pain for days, yet he harbors no resentment, accepting such risks as part of the sport. "Fights are fights and it happens," he said, maintaining his enthusiasm for the competition and the unpredictable nature of the Octagon. Henry is set to return to action against Rani Yahya at UFC Fight Night: Nicolau vs Perez. Facing Yahya, a renowned jiu-jitsu specialist, presents a strategic challenge for Henry, who respects Yahya's grappling prowess and record-tying submission victories. "Avoiding his jiu jitsu is going to be a challenge, but I think I’ve done the work in the gym, and I believe in my abilities to beat that," he stated confidently. The upcoming match promises an exciting clash of styles, with both fighters eager to secure a definitive finish rather than a mere win. Henry, in particular, looks forward to a dynamic fight, hinting at a strategy that includes striking to complement his grappling defense. As Henry prepares for his next bout, he is mindful of protecting himself better against low blows, aiming for a fight that showcases his skills and entertains fans without further mishaps.