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As Holly Holm prepares to make her return at UFC San Antonio, the former bantamweight champion is hopefully gearing up for another run at the title after signing a new deal with the promotion.

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KSI’s next fight won’t be against Tyron Woodley after all.

Fabricio Werdum | PFL

Fabricio Werdum’s run as a Professional Fighters League heavyweight is officially over.

MMA Fighting

The Mixed Martial Arts Hour is back in your life! Below is a rundown of Wednesday’s show, which begins at 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT / 6 p.m. UK time.

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Not long ago, Leon Edwards was one of the most disrespected fighters in MMA.

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Coach Rafael Cordeiro is helping Beneil Dariush prepare for a potential No. 1 contender bout with Charles Oliveira at UFC 288 on May 6. And while the legendary MMA coach admits Conor McGregor is still a key player in the division despite not owning a lightweight win since November 2016, Cordeiro expects only rough nights for “The Notorious” if he ever decides to return to 155 pounds against any of the current top-ranked fighters. Читать дальше...

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Belal Muhammad knows he’s the most deserving welterweight for the next title shot, but he wasn’t just sitting and waiting for the winner of Leon Edwards vs. Kamaru Usman 3.

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Dustin Poirier is ready to make some more highlights.

LONDON — Arnold Allen is taking Max Holloway very seriously ahead of their main event bout next month. During Saturday’s UFC 286 event, Allen spoke with members of the media backstage at The 02 in London to preview his UFC Kansas City matchup with Holloway on April 15, discuss the narrative that Holloway has lost a few steps, the featherweight divisional picture, Alexander Volkanovski vs. Yair Rodriguez, and more.

Miguel Costa Junior via Max Wilson

A StockCar racing vehicle can reach up to 168 mph at full speed — a speed which Max Wilson reached multiple times over the 2010 season to win the biggest championship of his racing career in Brazil. A former test driver for the Williams Formula 1 team and IndyCar driver, Wilson gives credit to martial arts for part of his on-track evolution.