UFC 300, a spectacle of adrenaline-pumping action, unfolded at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, treating fight enthusiasts to a night of unforgettable bouts. With a stacked lineup featuring three title fights, the event lived up to its hype, leaving fans on the edge of their seats and setting the stage for future MMA glory. In the main event, the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship was fiercely contested between Alex Pereira and Jamahal Hill. Pereira, showcasing his prowess, secured victory with a devastating left hook followed by ground strikes, claiming the title in the first round. The co-main event saw Weili Zhang defending her UFC Strawweight Championship against Xiaonan Yan. Despite Yan's resilience, Zhang emerged victorious, retaining her title in a hard-fought battle that went the distance. However, the highlight of the night came with the UFC "BMF" Title Belt showdown between Justin Gaethje and Max Holloway. In a clash of titans, Holloway emerged triumphant in the final moments of the fifth round, delivering a decisive overhand right to claim the coveted BMF title. The main card also featured thrilling matchups, including Arman Tsarukyan's split decision victory over Charles Oliveira in the lightweight division and Bo Nickal's submission win against Cody Brundage in the middleweight category. On the preliminary card, Jiří Procházka showcased his dominance with a second-round TKO victory over Aleksandar Rakić, while Kayla Harrison impressed with a submission win over Holly Holm in the bantamweight division. Notable performances continued with Diego Lopes securing a first-round TKO win over Sodiq Yusuff and Renato Moicano claiming victory over Jalin Turner with a second-round TKO. In a closely contested bout, Jéssica Andrade emerged victorious over Marina Rodriguez via split decision, while Bobby Green showcased his skill with a unanimous decision win over Jim Miller. The preliminary card also witnessed Deiveson Figueiredo's submission victory over Cody Garbrandt in the bantamweight division, further adding to the night's excitement. With UFC 300 delivering a blend of intense action and memorable moments, fans eagerly anticipate the next chapter in the world of mixed martial arts, as champions rise and contenders emerge in pursuit of greatness. UFC 300 Final Results MAIN EVENT | UFC LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP | 205 LBS Alex Pereira vs. Jamahal Hill Pereira defeats Hill via KO/TKO, Left Hook to Ground Strikes at 3:14 Round 1 of 5 Alex Pereira is the UFC Light Heavyweight World Champion CO-MAIN EVENT | UFC STRAWWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP | 115 LBS Weili Zhang vs. Xiaonan Yan Zhang defeats Yan via Unanimous Decision Weili Zhang is the UFC Strawweight Champion MAIN CARD | UFC "BMF" TITLE BELT | 155 LBS Justin Gaethje vs. Max Holloway Holloway defeats Gaethje via KO/TKO, Overhand Right at 4:59 Round 5 of 5 Max Holloway  is the NEW BMF Belt Holder MAIN CARD | LIGHTWEIGHT · 155 LBS | PRO MMA Charles Oliveira vs. Arman Tsarukyan Tsarukyan defeats Oliveira via Split Decision MAIN CARD | MIDDLEWEIGHT · 185 LBS | PRO MMA Bo Nickal vs. Cody Brundage Nickal defeats Brundage via Submission, Rear Naked Choke at 3:38 Round 2 of 3 PRELIMINARY CARD | LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT · 205 LBS | PRO MMA Jiří Procházka vs. Aleksandar Rakić Procházka defeats Rakić viaKO/TKO, Ground and Pound at 3:17 Round 2 of 3 PRELIMINARY CARD | FEATHERWEIGHT · 145 LBS | PRO MMA Calvin Kattar vs. Aljamain Sterling Sterling defeats Kattar via Unanimous Decision PRELIMINARY CARD | BANTAMWEIGHT · 135 LBS | PRO MMA Holly Holm vs. Kayla Harrison Harrison defeats Holm via Submission, Rear Naked Choke at 1:47 Round 2 of 3 PRELIMINARY CARD | FEATHERWEIGHT · 145 LBS | PRO MMA Sodiq Yusuff vs. Diego Lopes Lopes defeats Yusuff via KO/TKO, Uppercuts to Ground Strikes at 1:29 Round 1 of 3 PRELIMINARY CARD | LIGHTWEIGHT · 155 LBS | PRO MMA Jalin Turner vs. Renato Moicano Moicano defeats Turner via KO/TKO, Ground and Pound at 4:11 Round 2 of 3 PRELIMINARY CARD | STRAWWEIGHT · 115 LBS | PRO MMA Jéssica Andrade vs. Marina Rodriguez Andrade defeats Rodriguez via Split Decision PRELIMINARY CARD | LIGHTWEIGHT · 155 LBS | PRO MMA Bobby Green vs. Jim Miller Green defeats Miller via Unanimous Decision PRELIMINARY CARD | BANTAMWEIGHT · 135 LBS | PRO MMA Deiveson Figueiredo vs. Cody Garbrandt Figueiredo defeats Garbrandt via Submission, Rear Naked Choke at 4:02 Round 2 of 3

As UFC 300 approaches, the excitement builds around what promises to be one of the most thrilling events in mixed martial arts history. Set to dazzle fans at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on April 13, the card features an astounding array of talent, with twelve former and current champions throwing down in what could be epoch-defining bouts. Each fighter brings a unique story of resilience, skill, and sheer determination to the octagon. Here’s a closer look at the remarkable journeys of these UFC 300 Champions as they prepare to etch new chapters in their storied careers. UFC 300 Champions Cody Garbrandt Once known as "No Love," Cody Garbrandt’s meteoric rise through the bantamweight ranks captured the hearts of UFC fans worldwide. With a blend of charisma and devastating power, he clinched the title with a memorable victory over Dominick Cruz. Despite setbacks at the hands of TJ Dillashaw and a brief venture into the flyweight class, Garbrandt has rebounded strongly at 135 pounds, setting his sights on former flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo in a highly anticipated matchup. Deiveson Figueiredo Deiveson Figueiredo’s journey from UFC debutant at UFC 212 to flyweight champion is a testament to his explosive fighting style and resilience. Although a misstep at the scales initially denied him the title, he later secured the championship in a rematch with Joseph Benavidez. Now competing at bantamweight, Figueiredo remains a formidable force, eager to assert his dominance against Garbrandt. Jéssica Andrade Jéssica Andrade has faced a who’s who of the UFC’s strawweight and flyweight divisions, capturing the strawweight title in a thrilling fashion by defeating Rose Namajunas. Known for her power and ferocity, Andrade has remained a formidable contender across weight classes and now looks to make waves against Marina Rodriguez. Holly Holm The world-class boxer turned MMA superstar, Holly Holm made headlines worldwide with her stunning knockout of Ronda Rousey to claim the women’s bantamweight title. Despite ups and downs in subsequent title bids, Holm’s pedigree remains undisputed as she prepares to face off against Olympic judoka Kayla Harrison in a compelling bout. Aljamain Sterling Aljamain "Funk Master" Sterling’s tenure in the UFC has been marked by a steady ascent to the top of the bantamweight division, culminating in a title win over Petr Yan. After a heartbreak at UFC 292, Sterling is set to make his featherweight debut against Calvin Kattar, bringing his technical prowess and experience to a new weight class. Jiří Procházka The enigmatic Jiří Procházka burst onto the UFC scene with his unorthodox style and quickly captured the light heavyweight title. His reign was cut short by injury, but Procházka remains a top contender, facing Aleksandar Rakic in a highly anticipated return to action. Charles Oliveira Dubbed "Do Bronx," Charles Oliveira’s transformation from a featherweight contender to lightweight champion is one of the UFC’s great narratives. With the most finishes and submission wins in UFC history, Oliveira’s next challenge comes against the up-and-coming Arman Tsarukyan, in a bout that could redefine his legacy. Max Holloway Max "Blessed" Holloway’s record-setting run in the featherweight division has made him a legend of the sport. With most wins and knockouts in featherweight history, Holloway now seeks to conquer the lightweight division, starting with a blockbuster bout against Justin Gaethje for the BMF title. Justin Gaethje Known for his heart-stopping fights, Justin Gaethje’s path through the lightweight division has been nothing short of electrifying. After securing the BMF title, Gaethje looks to defend his belt against Holloway in what promises to be an explosive encounter. Zhang Weili As the UFC’s first Chinese champion, Zhang Weili has not only elevated her status but also the profile of MMA in Asia. Following epic battles against Joanna Jędrzejczyk and Rose Namajunas, Zhang aims to defend her strawweight title against Yan Xiaonan in an historic all-Chinese title fight. Jamahal Hill Rising from Dana White’s Contender Series to light heavyweight champion, Jamahal Hill has proven his mettle against the division’s elite. Now recovered from injury, Hill is poised to reclaim his title in a clash against fellow champion Alex Pereira, promising a battle for the ages. Alex Pereira Transitioning from kickboxing to MMA, Alex Pereira has made a seismic impact in the UFC, capturing titles in two weight classes within an impressively short span. As he prepares for his first light heavyweight title defense against Hill, Pereira aims to solidify his legacy as one of the all-time greats. As these warriors prepare for battle at UFC 300, each carries not just the hopes of victory but the weight of their incredible journeys. Their stories of triumph and challenge are set to converge in a night of unforgettable action, where history will surely be made.

On April 20, BRAVE Combat Federation kicks off its 2024 European Tour in style, with BRAVE CF 81 taking place in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The event, which is held in association with WFC, has been updated with the addition of new and exciting matchups to the fight card.  The main event remains intact for BRAVE CF 81 as Erko Jun will take on Mohammed Said Maalem in a Light Heavyweight showdown that has recently been confirmed to be a number one contender’s bout. The scheduled co-main event between Ismail Naurdiev and Luiz Cado, however, is now off the card. Naurdiev was forced to withdraw from the card due to an injury.  Elsewhere, David Forster has a new opponent. Forster was initially slated to fight Chad Griffiths in Slovenia but will now face Germany’s Christian Mach who earlier fought at BRAVE CF 68. This Super Lightweight battle will now serve as the new co-main event of the evening.  Another Slovenian superstar, Strawweight Monika Kucinic will now be fighting Sofiia Bagishvili instead of Sylwia Juśkiewicz, and Baki Sahin will replace Rick Luchtenberg to lock horns with Haris Aksalic. Both Sofiia and Sahin will be making their promotional debuts at the event.   Sofiia is riding high on a two-fight winning streak, and has the opportunity to showcase her skills on a global stage at BRAVE CF 81, and will be looking to shock the world with a win over the hometown favorite. Sahin is on a similar path, as he comes in on short notice to fight Slovenia’s Aksalic, one of the biggest stars of the fight card. BRAVE CF 81 will take place at the Hala Tivoli Arena, and is the first of two Slovenia events scheduled for 2024. The most global organization in the world will also travel to the Netherlands, Croatia, Germany, and France this year, with the Dutch event expected to break the world record for European nations.  BRAVE CF has currently been hosted in 13 European countries, and the Netherlands will become the 14th nation to host a BRAVE CF show, something which has never been achieved before by any other organization in MMA. Here is the updated BRAVE CF 81 card - New Fights Added. BRAVE CF 81 Updated Fight Card New Fights Added Main Card Light Heavyweight: Erko Jun vs Said Maalem  Super Lightweight: David Forster vs Christian Mach  Heavyweight: Pavel Dailidko vs Valdrin Istrefi Strawweight: Monika Kucinic vs Sofiia Bagishvili Preliminary Card Heavyweight: Haris Aksalic vs Baki Şahin Heavyweight: Agron Smakici vs Patryk Dubiela Super Welterweight: Domen Drnovsek vs Andrian Murug Flyweight: Gerard Burns vs Danijel Spoljaric

In a thrilling update for mixed martial arts fans, the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has officially introduced a new set of fight gloves, just in time for the highly anticipated UFC 300. This landmark event promises to be more than just a celebration of the sport's growth—it's also a showcase for groundbreaking gear designed to enhance fighter safety and performance. The new gloves, dubbed "UFC Elite," feature several advanced technological improvements aimed at providing athletes with better protection and increased flexibility during matches. Developed with input from numerous fighters and sports scientists, these gloves include reinforced padding around the knuckles and wrist areas, ensuring maximum impact absorption and reducing the risk of injuries. One of the standout features of the UFC Elite gloves is their ergonomic design. The gloves are tailored to fit the natural curvature of the fighters’ hands, which helps maintain a comfortable, snug fit throughout bouts. This design not only prevents the gloves from shifting during intense exchanges but also aids fighters in executing more precise and powerful strikes. UFC President Dana White expressed his enthusiasm about the new gear at the launch event, stating, “Safety and performance are always our top priorities at the UFC. With the UFC Elite gloves, we’re taking these elements to a whole new level. These gloves are a game-changer for our athletes and the sport itself.” The introduction of the UFC Elite gloves follows a series of safety and equipment enhancements the organization has implemented over the years. As MMA continues to evolve, the UFC remains at the forefront, consistently pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the sport. The New UFC Official Fight Glove – Features and Improvements Construction Features New wristband locking system, better fits to the wrist, removing any space that permits an opponent from grabbing the glove Lack of seams minimize abrasions and cuts; all seams are now on the palm side of the hand just below the fingers Innovative padding makes it easier for fighters to keep their fingers in a natural position and minimize eye pokes Removal of finger binding reduces bulk and minimizes seams that may cause abrasions and cuts Padding added to the sides of the glove at the index and pinky fingers to protect vulnerable bone structure Fit and Sizing Glove sizing has been rescaled to better fit the athletes’ hands; slimmer profile removes excess space at the outside of the hand Eliminated male/female sizing, streamlining the number of gloves to 10 unisex sizes, from XXXS – XXXXL, that properly scale with increase in hand size Weight Minimized weight and weight differential based on sizes Glove weighs between 3-4.9 oz (1.9 oz differential) Weight reduced 1-1.5 oz from previous UFC glove Shape Ergonomic curved wristband for better fit around the wrist Scooped/angled finger holes eliminate bunching on the inside of the fisted hand Material Development Lining, custom printed 2-way stretch, moves with the hand VICIS RFLX stacked foam padding, engineered for maximum flexibility and protection Updated low profile hook and loop, minimizes snagging and reduces weight. The debut of these gloves at UFC 300 not only marks a significant step forward in fighter gear but also commemorates the UFC's journey from a niche fighting league to a global sports phenomenon. As fighters gear up to step into the Octagon with these new gloves, fans can look forward to even more thrilling and safe performances. The new UFC Official Fight Glove will be manufactured by Dyaco , UFC’s official combat and fitness equipment supplier. “Today marks a significant milestone in Dyaco's history, with the unveiling of the UFC 5Eight and 3Eight Official Fight Gloves,” said Allen Ting, Chief Strategy Officer Dyaco International Inc.   “This revolutionary glove design, developed in close collaboration with seasoned UFC fighters and top engineers, is a testament to our unwavering commitment to excellence and pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the world of combat sports.  As these innovative gloves make their debut in the Octagon, we are thrilled to bring a new level of protection and performance to fighters. It's an honor to contribute our expertise and passion for sports and fitness to this groundbreaking moment in UFC history.” As an additional first-time innovation for UFC gloves, the 3EIGHT and 5EIGHT series will be embedded with NFC chips that utilize technology on the VeChainThor blockchain powered by VeChain , UFC’s official blockchain partner.   Fans who purchase the gloves as memorabilia will be able to scan the chips via the official UFC website to view and verify the authenticity of the gloves and any history that is associated with them. Vechain’s proprietary NFC chip technology authenticates the gloves, and if fight worn, the athlete that used them and the bouts they were used in. “This integration is a watershed moment in not only VeChain’s partnership with UFC but also in redesigning the blueprint for community engagement,” said Sunny Lu, CEO of VeChain . “This application showcases to a global audience the tangible, real-world benefits of our technology, further bridging two brands with their loyal and growing communities. The digital certificate minted on the VechainThor blockchain linked with the glove’s NFC chip will be in the form of a token securely stored, ensuring it is unique, verifiable, and authentic - opening up a world of verified fan memorabilia to relive cherished memories.” Athletes are expected to debut the new UFC Official Fight Gloves in competition at UFC® 302 on Saturday, June 1 at Prudential Center in Newark, N.J.

Deiveson Figueiredo's journey through the UFC ranks has seen its fair share of twists and turns. Originally scheduled for a 2020 showdown, his flyweight title fight with Cody Garbrandt fell through, leading Figueiredo to defend his title against Alex Perez and engage in a thrilling four-fight saga with Brandon Moreno. Having moved up to the bantamweight class, Figueiredo debuted with a victory over Rob Font at the end of 2023, just as Garbrandt returned to the bantamweight division after a brief stint at flyweight. Fresh off his second consecutive win at UFC 296, Garbrandt wasted no time calling out Deiveson Figueiredo, reigniting their rivalry and setting the stage for a compelling matchup at UFC 300. Figueiredo is all in for the challenge, expressing excitement about finally clashing with Garbrandt. "We had our disagreements at flyweight, but now here we are at bantamweight, and it's going to happen," Figueiredo shared with excitement. Despite a past filled with competitive banter, Figueiredo acknowledged a mutual respect that adds an interesting layer to their upcoming battle. The fight holds a special place for Figueiredo, marking his first time opening a UFC event. He's looking forward to kicking off UFC 300 on a high note, then enjoying the rest of the evening with his family, who will be cheering him on from the stands. A family man at heart, Figueiredo is fueled by the presence of his loved ones, ready to showcase his skills against Garbrandt. With his eyes on a future title shot and a potential bout against bantamweight champion Sean O'Malley, Figueiredo is not only aiming to settle scores but also to ascend once more to championship glory. As UFC 300 approaches, the anticipation builds for what promises to be a memorable fight night.

Recently, Marina Rodriguez assured her followers on social media that her increased online activity would not detract from her primary focus on training and competing at UFC 300. "My main focus remains on training and fighting." Rodriguez, recognized for both her stoic demeanor and fighting skill, felt it necessary to confirm that her career priorities remain unchanged. While fans might see more personal content from her, Rodriguez humorously noted that this was no departure from her true self. She has even joked about her serious image, famously broken once by Michelle Waterson-Gomez during a promotional event, despite usually maintaining her composure until after her fights. Her disciplined approach to fighting has been fruitful. Beginning her training just over a decade ago and turning professional after two years, Rodriguez quickly made a name for herself with ten straight victories. A notable win on the Brazilian edition of Dana White's Contender Series in 2018 earned her a UFC contract, and she has been a formidable competitor in the 115-pound category ever since. Over the past six years, Rodriguez has consistently performed in main events, securing victories against prominent fighters like Mackenzie Dern and Amanda Ribas. Despite a close split decision loss to Carla Esparza, she has proven her potential to vie for the championship, especially with a recent win over Yan Xiaonan. Rodriguez is determined to keep pushing toward a title shot, energized by competing on the same card as Xiaonan. "It's extra motivation to showcase my skills and win," she shared with UFC.com . Her next challenge is Jéssica Andrade, a seasoned opponent known for her dynamic fighting style and string of performance bonuses. Rodriguez, who has previously trained with Andrade and shares a manager with her, remarked on the intriguing aspects of facing someone so familiar. "We've analyzed each of her fights in detail," she noted, expressing excitement about deciphering the strategies of their upcoming bout. As they prepare to face off on the undercard of the star-studded UFC 300 event, Rodriguez is confident of making an impact, recalling how she previously outshone Conor McGregor at UFC 257. "Great cards inspire me to perform at my best," she concluded, hinting at the possibility of earning another fight night bonus with her performance.

Aleksandar Rakic, aka "Rocket," is finally stepping back into the Octagon after a long two-year hiatus! Aleksandar Rakic is all set for a thrilling showdown against the former light heavyweight champ, Jiri Prochazka, at the epic UFC 300. This match isn't just a fight; it's a potential ticket to a title shot later this year. It's been a tough road for Rakic, dealing with injuries that turned minutes into hours and weeks into months. But now, he's feeling fresh and eager, not feeling like it's been two years at all, but just a couple of months. And what a way to make a comeback—on the grand stage of UFC 300! This weekend at the T-Mobile Arena, it's not just any fight—it's a clash of European titans. Rakic and Prochazka have been throwing shade at each other on Twitter, but all the talk ends in the cage this Saturday. Rakic is clear-headed, focused, and not letting emotions dictate his game plan. He’s ready to showcase his powerful kickboxing and aim for a knock-out. Rakic's journey back from a torn ACL has been intense, a real rollercoaster, but now he trusts his knee more than ever and is not letting it hold him back. Despite a tough TKO loss to Blachowicz in his last bout, "Rocket" has rekindled his fire, training smarter and harder. He’s not just fighting for a win; he's fighting to prove he's still a major player in the 205-pound division. So, buckle up, folks, Rakic has his eyes set firmly on victory, ready for a knockout, a submission, or just outright dominating Prochazka for 15 intense minutes. It's all about the win and silencing any doubters.

UFC, the world’s premier mixed martial arts organisation, and the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi), today announced UFC’s much anticipated next championship event in Abu Dhabi on Saturday, 26 October at the Etihad Arena. For UFC 308 , fan favourite Abu Dhabi Showdown Week is set to return to the UAE capital for a seven-day series of city-wide events with dedicated fan events, concerts, hotel promotions, F&B offerings, star studded events and much more, cementing Abu Dhabi as the entertainment hotspot of the Middle East. UFC’s return to Abu Dhabi for UFC 308 will mark the 19th UFC event in the emirate and the second event scheduled to take place this year following UFC FIGHT NIGHT on Saturday, 3 August. The events are the product of the longtime partnership between UFC and DCT Abu Dhabi, which was expanded last year to include UFC returning to the region with multiple events throughout the year.  These landmark events have rapidly become a staple on the global fight calendar as well as in the region, where fans have witnessed iconic clashes of super-star UFC athletes over the years. H.E. Saleh Al Geziry, Director General for Tourism at DCT Abu Dhabi, said: “We are thrilled to be hosting another exhilarating UFC event in Abu Dhabi. Over the past five years, the UAE capital has staged unforgettable fights and witnessed the rise of champions, leaving an everlasting memory for fans around the region and the world. I personally cannot wait to experience UFC 308 firsthand, which further underlines Abu Dhabi's status as the international fight capital.” VIP Experience packages will be available soon via On Location, UFC’s Official VIP Experience Provider. Enjoy exclusive access with an official ticket package that can feature premium seating, VIP access to weigh-ins, all-inclusive hospitality, meet-and-greets with UFC athletes and more. For more information, visit  UFCVIP.com   to view package details.

BRAVE Combat Federation president Mohammed Shahid has announced that the winner of the BRAVE CF 81 main event fight between Erko Jun and Mohammed Said Maalem will be fighting for the Light Heavyweight title next. The two giants are set to meet in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on April 20, and the stakes have been raised for the already much-anticipated clash.  “There is no question. This is it. The winner is fighting for the Light Heavyweight title,” Mohammed Shahid said during his Hawk’s Corner podcast. The Light Heavyweight throne in BRAVE Combat Federation is currently vacant after former champion Mohammed Fakhreddine relinquished the title.  Prior to this, Said Maalem himself was the champion for a short period before the result of his title-winning fight was overturned. Now, Said Maalem has the opportunity to earn one more shot at the world title. Said will be making his return to the BRAVE CF cage after a short break from the organization and is coming off an important win in the regional circuit, which earned him a ticket back to the big show. On the other side, Erko Jun has already expressed his desire to fight for the title on multiple occasions. With the opportunity now up for grabs, Erko can make a statement if he manages to outclass Said at BRAVE CF 81. He goes into the fight on a four-fight winning streak and had made headlines during his BRAVE CF debut win back at BRAVE CF 70.  BRAVE CF 81 will take place at the Hala Tivoli Arena, in Ljubljana, Slovenia, in association with WFC on April 20, as the first leg of the 2024 European Tour. BRAVE Combat Federation is expected to host at least six events in five European countries this year, with a huge world record waiting to be broken. On May 25, when BRAVE CF lands in the Netherlands for the first time, the organization will have been hosted in a total of 14 European nations, something that has never been achieved before.

The GLORY 92 fight card, set for May 18 at the RTM Stage in Rotterdam, is now complete after the addition of yesterday’s heavyweight co-main event match-up between the number one ranked Levi Rigters (17-2, 8 KO) and veteran Jahfarr Wilnis (33-14-1, 8 KO). Donovan Wisse (20-1, 10 KO) puts his middleweight championship on the line against number one contender Ulric Bokeme (32-4, 17 KO) in the main event of the evening. Wisse is one of the top P4P kickboxers on the planet today and is chasing his fourth straight title defense. The ‘King of The Hague’ crown is up for grabs when rivals Michael Boapeah (16-4-1, 7 KO) and Serkan Ozcaglayan (45-9, 36 KO) clash. The two top middleweights meet in this local derby match-up where the winner walks away with bragging rights in a fight that is sure to split the arena. Elsewhere on the main card, veteran Sergej Braun (43-13, 27 KO) takes on rising star Mohamed Touchassie (15-1, 12 KO), Jay Overmeer (29-6, 15 KO) and Teodor Hristov (15-3, 7 KO) meet in an exciting welterweight contest, Jan Kaffa (20-3, 7 KO) goes up against Denis Wosik (38-8-1, 9 KO), and Ahmad Chikh Mousa (58-9-1, 28 KO) & Berjan Peposhi (28-4, 16 KO) aim to showcase another all-time classic in this rematch of their ‘2023 GLORY Fight of the Year’ winner. In the GLORY 92 prelims, the outspoken Juri De Sousa (44-8-1, 20 KO) welcomes Imad Hadar (25-2, 9 KO) back into action, light heavyweight debutants Anis Bouzid (45-3, 36 KO) and Mory Kromah (28-2-1, 16 KO) square-off in an attempt to make a name for themselves on the global stage, and ‘House of GLORY’ fighters Don Sno (3-1, 2 KO) and Figuereido Landman (2-1) meet in the opening bout of the night. Tickets for GLORY 92 are available for purchase right now from GLORYKickboxing.com . Fans in the Netherlands can watch all the action live exclusively on Videoland. GLORY 92 is available in North America on Bally Live & Stadium and on DAZN in France & Belgium. GLORY 92 Fight Card

The Ip Man film series has captivated audiences around the world with its blend of martial arts action, historical drama, and compelling storytelling. Originating from the life of Ip Man, a legendary figure in the world of martial arts, these movies offer a glimpse into his remarkable journey and the impact he had on the martial arts community. Ip Man (also known as Yip Man) was a martial artist and a grandmaster of the martial art of Wing Chun by the age of 20. These 11 films tell both the story and (sometimes) the mythology of the man who trained Bruce Lee. Let's delve into the 11 Ip Man movies and their spinoffs: [1] Ip Man Movies Ip Man (2008) Directed by Wilson Yip and starring Donnie Yen as the titular character, this film serves as the cornerstone of the series. Set during the Japanese occupation of China, it follows Ip Man as he rises to prominence as a Wing Chun master and eventually becomes a symbol of hope for his people. [2] Ip Man 2 (2010) This sequel continues Ip Man's story as he relocates to Hong Kong after the Second Sino-Japanese War. Here, he faces new challenges, including prejudice, as he attempts to establish his martial arts school. The film also introduces the iconic rivalry between Ip Man and the British boxer, portrayed by Darren Shahlavi. [ 3] Ip Man 3 (2015) In this installment, Ip Man confronts personal trials while contending with a formidable opponent in the form of a ruthless property developer played by Mike Tyson. The film also delves deeper into Ip Man's family life, showcasing his relationship with his wife and struggles as a father. [4] Ip Man 4: The Finale (2019) Serving as the concluding chapter of the series, this film sees Ip Man traveling to the United States at the invitation of his student, Bruce Lee. There, he faces cultural differences and battles against a group of martial artists who oppose his teachings. Donnie Yen delivers a powerful performance in his farewell to the role of Ip Man. [5] The Legend Is Born: Ip Man (2010) This spinoff explores Ip Man's early years and his training under various masters. It provides insight into his formative experiences and the influences that shaped him into the legendary martial artist portrayed in the main series. [6] Ip Man: The Final Fight (2013) Set in the 1950s, this film focuses on Ip Man's later years in Hong Kong and his efforts to pass on his knowledge to a new generation of martial artists. Anthony Wong delivers a compelling portrayal of the aging Ip Man, reflecting on his life's achievements and legacy. [7] Master Z: Ip Man Legacy (2018) Starring action superstars: Tony Jaa, Michelle Yeoh, Dave Bautista, and Max Zhang. While not directly centered on Ip Man himself, this spinoff follows the character of Cheung Tin Chi, portrayed by Zhang Jin, who appeared in "Ip Man 3." After his defeat by Ip Man, Cheung Tin Chi struggles to find his place in the martial arts world and becomes embroiled in conflict with a criminal syndicate. [8] Ip Man: Kung Fu Master (2019) This prequel explores Ip Man's younger years and his encounters with various martial arts masters. The film delves into his journey of self-discovery and the development of his unique martial arts philosophy. [9] The Grandmaster (2013) Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Wong Kar-wai, this visually stunning film offers a different take on the life of Ip Man, focusing more on the romanticized aspects of his story and his relationships with fellow martial artists. Tony Leung portrays Ip Man in a mesmerizing performance. [10] Ip Man: The Final Fight - The Untold Story (2013) A documentary that accompanies the film "Ip Man: The Final Fight," offering behind-the-scenes insights into the making of the movie and the historical context behind Ip Man's later years. [11] Ip Man and Four Kings (2022) This animated spinoff explores Ip Man's encounters with four legendary martial artists, each representing a different style of martial arts. Through these encounters, Ip Man learns valuable lessons and hones his skills as a martial artist. From its inception to its various spinoffs and interpretations, the Ip Man film series has left an indelible mark on martial arts cinema, captivating audiences with its thrilling action sequences, rich historical backdrop, and poignant portrayal of one man's journey to become a legend. Where to watch as of March 2024 Movie Platform ‘Ip Man’ Apple TV, Peacock, Netflix ‘Ip Man 2’ Netflix ‘The Legend Is Born: Ip Man’ Disney+, Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video ‘Ip Man: The Final Fight’ Amazon Prime Video, Peacock ‘The Grandmaster’ Apple TV ‘Ip Man 3’ Peacock, Apple TV ‘Master Z: Ip Man Legacy’ Peacock, Apple TV ‘Ip Man 4: The Finale’ Apple TV ‘Ip Man and Four Kings’ N/A in West ‘Ip Man: Kung Fu Master’ Hulu, Apple TV ‘Ip Man: The Awakening’ Peacock, Apple TV

Jiří Procházka, once at the pinnacle of the light heavyweight division, is on a determined path to reclaim his former glory at UFC 300 following his first UFC defeat. In June 2022, Procházka seized the title with a dramatic submission victory over Glover Teixeira at UFC 275. However, an injury sustained during the fight sidelined him and eventually forced him to relinquish the title without defending it. After a 17-month hiatus, Procházka returned to the Octagon at UFC 295, facing Alex Pereira for the vacant title. Despite high hopes, his quest was thwarted by a second-round stoppage at Madison Square Garden, marking his first loss since 2015. This setback has propelled him to critically assess his performance and strategize for a triumphant return. Procházka remains optimistic, viewing setbacks as learning opportunities. He expressed dissatisfaction with his last performance and is eager to demonstrate his improved skills against Aleksandar Rakic at UFC 300. Rakic, a formidable opponent with a unique mix of striking and wrestling, represents a critical test for Procházka’s evolved fight strategy. UFC 300 not only provides Procházka with a chance to showcase his talent but also serves as his debut competition at the T-Mobile Arena. This event, featuring the most stacked card in UFC history, offers him the perfect platform to prove his resilience and professional calm under pressure. The fight against Rakic is set before the main event, where Pereira will defend the title against Jamahal Hill, the title that Procházka once held. Intrigued by the outcome, Procházka is eyeing a potential rematch with the winner, aiming to reclaim the championship. Determined to dazzle at UFC 300, Procházka is not only looking to win but to dominate, setting the stage for a championship pursuit. His journey back to the top reflects his resolve to excel and, ultimately, to be recognized once again as the world's best light heavyweight.