Sean Brady’s fearless call-out of Colby Covington: Will ‘Chaos’ respond?
In the high voltage and competitive world of mixed martial arts (MMA) where action, performance, theatrics and bluster all intersect, call-outs are the fuse that lights the fire for bouts. Interviews, social media, and post-fight statements are some of the ways that fighters challenge their next opponents and the rivalry that ensues may heat up to produce a confrontation. In the past few weeks, a fast-rising UFC welterweight contender named Sean Brady took to social media to challenge one of the most polarizing and talented fighters in the promotion’s history, Colby Covington. The big question looming over the MMA world now is: Will Covington answer the call and if he does will this lead to one of the most exciting bouts in the welterweight division? Who is Sean Brady? The Emergence of a New Power In order to appreciate the importance of this call-out, one has to understand who Sean Brady is and why his challenge to Covington is creating such a buzz. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Brady has made his mark as a contender in the welterweight category and is known for his durability and the ability to switch between offense and defense. His current record is 15-1 in his last fight and this shows how good he is and can be in the octagon. Standing at 5 ’10”, and with a stocky muscular build, Brady is a grappler who likes to pressure his opponents and has great stamina, which makes him a very tough opponent for anyone at 170 pounds. Brady has been on the rise and has become one of the most successful quarterbacks in the NFL. The 30-year-old is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt and has proved his worth on the ground in the majority of the fights he has had in his career. In his bout with Michael Chiesa, another wrestler, Brady proved his grappling credentials with a unanimous decision win even though Chiesa tried to make a late comeback. This fight was important for Brady as it showed that he can fight and defeat some of the best fighters in the UFC. Despite the fact that his grappling is probably his biggest strength, Brady is not a bad striker either. His striking has been improving and he has proved that he is capable of standing up to the best in the division whether it is on the ground or on the feet. Another great example of the versatility of Brady was the way he defeated Jake Matthews with his striking, which led to takedowns and controlling the position of Matthews for the entire fight. In every fight that passes, Brady has been improving as a fighter and with the rate at which he is improving, he is expected to become a title contender in the coming years. But the one thing that has been absent from Brady’s resume is a win over one of the division’s best fighters. He has defeated seasoned campaigners and up and coming fighters but now he has his sights on one of the division’s top contenders in Colby Covington. Colby Covington, Chaos in and Out of the Octagon: Opposite this potential bout is Colby “Chaos” Covington. Whether fans are fans of Covington or not, he is easily one of the most polarizing fighters in the entire UFC today. Covington’s flamboyance, which includes trash talking, political statements and aggressive behavior has made him a favorite among many and a villain among others. However, the persona that is presented to the public is a fighter who has earned his right to be considered as one of the top welterweight fighters in the division. Covington was able to quickly climb the ranks in the UFC and this was not only due to his skill but also his promotion. After winning fights against top-shelf competition, Covington continued to ramp up the antics of his trash-talking. His conflict with former team-mate Jorge Masvidal, his bitter rivalry with Kamaru Usman and his support for the former President of the United States of America, Donald Trump have also contributed to the persona. This larger than life character has helped Covington become the star that he is and has brought attention to the city of Milwaukee but it has also tended to distract from the fact that he is a very capable fighter. Covington’s game plan is simple, put pressure on his opponents, keep the pace high and use his wrestling to control the fight. A former NCAA Division I All-American wrestler, Covington’s wrestling is as good as it gets and he likes to wear his opponents down. He is a wrestler who also has a high volume striking and does not necessarily rely on knockout power. In the fights against Usman, Covington demonstrated a great chin and heart, going to the score with one of the best fighters in the world. Although he failed in his bid to win the undisputed title in both tries, the performances against Usman got him a lot of recognition as one of the best in the division. Covington’s wins against the likes of former champion Tyron Woodley, Robbie Lawler and Rafael dos Anjos have only added to his growing reputation as one of the division’s next in line. His relentless pressure and tenacity in the octagon coupled with his desire to play the role of the bad guy has made him an interesting character in the UFC. The Call-Out: Brady Vs Covington Welcome Sean Brady, the man who is as tough as they come but does not say much, and is ready to take on the challenge of a lifetime. Brady in his interviews and social media platform has expressed his desire to face Covington. He has been very vocal about his criticism towards Covington for what he believes is the latter’s lack of willingness to face potential opponents and just waiting around for title shots without working for it. Brady has taken time to criticize Covington for what he termed as ‘cherry picking’ opponents that do not pose
Welterweight Saga : A Round-Up Of The UFC’s Latest Drama
The most exciting UFC welterweight division reveals itself as a roller coaster ride with the sequences named fight scenes, inter- and intrastate conflicts, and finished by an array of remarkable small events and spicy rivalries occupied by heated controversies. They totally endeared themselves to the warped feelings that overcame the fans when the fight was announced, and the potential clashes that were much anticipated by the fans with Venom Paul and Colby Covington made the fans wait until the downbeat of the hour. The diminutive Joaquin Buckley is the welterweight pugilist who has emerged to boxing prominence having made his debut ever since his movement from middleweight to welterweight last year. So far, his displays on the boxing ring have been the subject of headlines only for displaying virtuoso performances. The five-round tourney will be a fair evaluation of competitors’ knowledge and skills. Each fighter is a tough battler and has been successful in the octagon. The victory over an experienced champion, Vicente Luque, has granted Buckley his third win in a row, which brought him to the UFC’s welterweight draw. By bringing that in with the attention that this particular fight gave him and with his Grove Street Cabbage contest, he got a taste of what it is like to get ranked, and his popularity with the fans exploded. Finally, the motion should be peaceful. The “Iceman” was to lash out at me. Amongst all future stars who have shredded the spotlight recently, one that I feel deserves special mention is “the Future,” a popular pseudonym many give for Ian Garry at the 170 lbs division of the UFC. The upcoming fight with Geoff is what is happening now, and after that, a new challenge is waiting for him, the one he compares with the former interim champ, Colby Covington. The Giants’ first baseman can enjoy his Twitter rivalry with Covy, whose own fans are standing by to watch the heat that will be burning on the occasion of the big field battle. But unfortunately, awful things aren’t limited to that case. Whether you like it or not, Colby’s decision to jam in a fight against Michael J. Venom Page on the same night is raising many eyebrows across the welterweight community. While a UFC novice and in the midst of losing streaks to Holland, he is still deservingly qualified to fight for some elite UFC titles. Even though the match-ups are still going on in the background and the negotiations are not over yet, the fans certainly do not need to wait until the final story is written to enjoy this tasty plot. Through selling out their spectacular and exciting fight, either Buckley will make Ian uncomfortable with the idea of competing or produce sharp fighters who will get into the Octagon. Well, will it be Ian’s third time lucky (fighting even Collin Covington) and ultimately come to a stage where he can command his status as an elite contender? One thing is for certain: the fight between the welterweights has turned out to be a meaningful brawl, and fighters like Joaquin Buckley and Ian Garry are so motivated that no dream is too audacious. As fans eagerly await the next chapter in this gripping saga, one thing is certain: let me tell you, watching UFC welterweight’s main event weighing in at 170 lbs was something to behold. Amidst the chaos of the welterweight division, one fighter stands out as a rising star: First of all, the main cause of traffic flow in this area is the shopping mall of Joaquin Buckley, a local right shop where the stylish clothing of the town is sold. This impressive performance of his starting from medium to welterweight sports title was something numerous people couldn’t believe. He beat each opponent, who in turn made him earn a higher title. Another reason why Tyson Fury has global popularity is his untechnical and fearless boxing style, which, along with his knockout hits, showed fans around the world how he could fight. He really is a massive man. He is the real champion of the UFC in their wrapped-up welterweight division. Nonetheless, Ian Garry goes against Tom + Assi, and he seems to go in with full confidence without the slightest doubt, being a 16-0 amateur. Coined as “The Future,” Gary, with the reputation of being the downfall of the division’s central nervous system, is another false story of his life because he has never been one to play games. As if he stamped his recent calling out of the top dogs in the commercial combat sport industry, the true icy thrill is now about to come to the highest level. It were only two contenders who outshone the welterweights in their notorious status, but an earful of the other welterweights are often raked up in other fights, not quite as popular ones. After all, a different kind of fighter sets the tone in the gym, while young players on the block, which include fighters like Michael ‘Venom’ Page, too have their own eclectic kinds of fighting styles and are also expected to muddle up the division. For Buckley, the path to welterweight supremacy is clear: the kid decides to pull off the habit of hitting the target, possibly against the most experienced and well-skilled teams within the league as well. With whisper guns looking to target Ian Garry and Michael ‘Venom’ Page, greedier fighters are also jumping on the bandwagon. They believe they can punch with Ian Garry—or any other welterweight fighter at the highest level—and claim that they are the best in the business. The last week of UFC 277 has witnessed one fight cancelled, and now, the match-up between Garry and Colby Covington has signalled that he is as distant in his quest as he is in his self-esteem. The UFC is a fast-growing organisation for which few are renowned for decades of service, but in spite of the fact that Garry has only recently started his career in the
Midnight Roundup: Ilia Topuria Eyes Conor McGregor Clash, Dustin Poirier’s UFC 300 Forecast, Geoff Neal On Ian Garry, And More
MMA thrives on energy as fighters and their fans gear up for gripping title fights and electrifying bouts that will keep the audience hooked. In the latest Midnight Roundup, we look at stories that have been occupying everyone’s mind. Being a lover of theatrics, Ilia Topuria, the featherweight challenger, makes attacks on Conor McGregor. Even after just securing a title shot against Alexander Volkanovski, Topuria aims to take every chance heading his way as he emanates confidence. As a matter of fact, nothing would be more appropriate than an epic battle between these two fighters in Spain (McGregor’s home country) that will leave the fans gushing about such dynamism. Dustin Poirier, a veteran famous in the spotlight, has been analysing his opinion on the BMF title fight at UFC 300. As the anticipation for Justin Gaethje and Max Holloway to clash rises, Poirier’s projection adds another fun element to this epic showdown. His analysis of each fighter’s strong points and weak areas provides room for the fans to think about how these titans going head-to-head in battle mayor end up being. The simplistic style of Geoff Neal in the octagon has generated a bit of a fuss when it comes to his recent predictions for his upcoming fight against Ian Garry. The animosity between these two fighters has been building for months, and Neal plans to put an end to their feud in the cage. His promise that he will successfully overcome his Irish enemy proves how mentally prepared he is before entering this combat. Attention isn’t solely devoted to fights within MMA. Jared Gordon is shedding a spotlight on its less effective areas by supporting those that are in conflict with addiction. As a warrior who has faced his suffering, he reveals hope and freedom that speak to supporters and fighters alike in deep ways. This statement emphasises comradeship among these martial athletes and his readiness to help. Despite the excitement and anticipation, there are also challenging moments. Dillon Danis, who finds it more convenient not to shy away from controversy, is currently entrenched in legal issues with model Nina Agdal. Being accused of offensive behaviour towards Agdal, Danis keeps destabilising the situation around him through his social network activity. This shows that not respecting the outcomes may be detrimental to being spectacular and rich while staying to become an EC athlete. Colby Covington, a welterweight contender known for his frankness and courage, spoke out of the injuries he suffered after fighting Leon Edwards. Still, despite fracturing his foot in the course of combat, prompting him to continue proving grit and perseverance that are intrinsically tied to him, His endurance despite adversity acts as an inspiration to other fighters who are reminded of the price exacted by victory. With the development and evolution of MMA, such stories serve as a reminder that fighting at the top level brings both positive and negative results. A fighter’s journey is far from easy, and this pain does not only stem from the fact that you have to win but also fail. One must always experience joy after winning but concur bitterly painful ailment upon losing passionately. However, their achievements in moments of victory and persistence craft perpetual worth for themselves within combat sports record books.
Colby Covington Confirms Foot Fracture Amid Haters’ Criticism After UFC 296 Clash With Leon Edwards
Every act in the world of UFC Welter has significance, and victory conquers all. This happens in real life, at least to Colby Covington, who Leon Edwards was squaring off with during the recently held UFC 296. The obvious drop below par however, a new insight emerged that he fought with an impairing injury, namely, the fact of his fractured foot. He was coming back into the Octagon because he wanted to get his hands on our welterweight championship title. However, his fate turned its back on him because of Edwards, who hit the foot of Covington with a misjudged elbow during their match, and unfortunately, among other things, this caused a fracture. This happened towards the end of their fight since this injury interfered with Covington’s performance and mobility. Despite his efforts to hide the nature of the injury, a dull performance against Edwards gave pause for thought, even on behalf of those who watched as well as critics. Demonstrating uncharacteristic doubt during the match, Covington is well known for his prowess in wrestling techniques that apply pressure on opponents. After UFC 296, Covington uploaded on his social networking account digital x-rays that confirmed the reality of the injury. The visuals showed a clear fracture in his foot; on that account, he fought poorly. Accepting that truth proved difficult for him because it meant admitting his loss in a single mistake, and the welterweight success was seen to be so deeply exacerbated. While he courageously stayed until the end of his injury, Covington’s rage increased due to continuous blame and distrust from opponents. And they were quick to capitalise on any perceived weakness while questioning his determination, ability, and commitment, ignoring the clear data that he fought for a full 25 minutes, one-legged, landing over 100 more strikes than the opponent. Despite the persistent condemnation and hopelessness expressed by people who revelled in his plight, Covington had a long history of dealing with such interminable cycles. As always, he persevered with unflinching resolve. However, during minimally one interview in the not-so-distant past, his opponents tried to destabilise what he had accomplished by declaring its worthlessness; such a statement from him enabled him to facilely dismiss them while ascribing a poor and unfocused nature—indirect critique of their ventures. Covington’s unbowed determination for UFC greatness persists through any challenge, as his resolute response to a setback illustrates. He has already started preparing for the future tests and, in a public manner, even challenged Stephen “Wonderboy” Thompson to the rematch inside Octagon. Despite the predicted delay, which is likely to be due to a foot injury in early 2024, and despite Covington’s determination in his mission of making a prominent recovery,. Covington, although it seems weird, is still firm in undertaking the difficult venture towards salvation. Those contradictions in such an attitude do not bother his success because he sees them as a goal to achieve, and the only way that can be done is by relentless determination. Indeed, Covington will without a doubt unhesitatingly meet any challenge that does bear on his path with neither hesitation nor apprehension.
Leon Edwards vs Colby Covington Fight At UFC 296: Key Results And Highlights
UFC 276 featured a classic bout between Leon Edwards and Colby Covington. In Las Vegas’s T-Mobile Arena, there was an intriguing bout that didn’t just display Edwards’s ‘supremacy in the octagon but also revealed how much room for survival exists amidst the media avalanche of pre-match drama. Emotional Triumph: Leon Edwards’ Journey to Victory Slugger Leon Edwards, the UFC’s welterweight champion at present, went into the fight with a leaden heart. The emotional baggage that Covington brought to his pre-fight taunting press conferences was weighing heavy on everyone’s mind! By cynically exploiting Edwards’ personal tragedy (the murder of his father) for entertainment purposes, Covington had sown seeds that would bear fruit in intrigues outside the realm of flesh-and-bone existence. Edwards said after the fight that it required massive effort to curb his anger and bring himself back to the task at hand. Edwards expressed himself emotionally during his post-fight interview, giving a glimpse of the deeply personal aspect of this matchup. In fact, he explained that it was devastating for him when John Franklin smeared my dad’s death across some stupid cards like these as part of an entertainment card game or whatever backstage anticusted with drunkenness and public ridicule. The emotional rollercoaster got started when Covington successfully used a team of psychologists to draw out Edwards ’emotions at the pre-fight press conference, which created an electric atmosphere for UFC 296. Then, once inside the cage, Champion showed remarkable sang-froid and a coolly calculating outlook. Strategic Brilliance: Edwards Dictates Pace As soon as the bell rang, Leon Edwards didn’t hesitate to establish control. He started by setting the pace of his fight. When he needed to, Lawlor would engage with Covington and then only allow him opportunities for grappling when it suited him. Landed hooks to the head and kicks to the body and legs with surgical non-chalance. Covington, known for his stamina and forward pressure, not to mention chain wrestling, found himself unusually reserved in those opening rounds. By being able to negate Covington’s strong points, Edwards demonstrated the evolution of his own mixed martial arts career. While Covington became more lively in the later rounds, particularly when Edwards entered willing to participate in grappling exchanges, Champion always maintained control. The final round of their five-round battle saw them each able to take the other down. In Round 5, both teams traded takedowns, with Covington accepting a submission attempt from Edwards, only escaping by slipping out before losing consciousness in the process while scrambling madly on top after missing his opportunity to attack when he stunned himself while exchanging positions with and accidentally catching an The three scorecards, unanimous in their verdicts, made Edwards the welterweight champion. Undefeated Streak and Title Aspirations: Edwards’ Victory Path This was the 13th win of Leon Edwards’s career in a row. His last loss came against Kamaru Usman back in December 2015, which he twice avenged thereafter over two and four years ago, respectively. With a combined balanced set of skills and the ability to adapt, any lightweight-fearing Edwards is just plain nuts. His two most recent losses came just four months apart in August 2016 and January 2017; sandwiched between them were three wins. is his lack of success in those title fights, with an ignominious 0-3 record that casts doubt on whether he will ever manage to hold that sought-after belt fastened around his waist. At UFC 296, though losing to Edwards will not stop his reign as the sport’s best welterweight pioneer, it leaves Covington mulling over whether he has a future in this increasingly competitive weight division. Undercard Highlights: Rakhmonov, Pimblett, and Emmett Shine While the Edwards vs. Covington bout played the spotlight role, undercard shows boasting notable turns added to UFC 296 excitement. Shavkat Rakhmonov staked his claim for a title shot with a second-round submission win over Stephen Thompson, whom he had finished off with a perfect finishing rate. He has won all 18 fights so far as a professional fighter. In October, Paddy Pimblett’s resounding comeback victory in the UFC over Tony Ferguson cemented his role as one of the lightweight division’s showcase fighters. To open the PPV, in a shocking display of force, Josh Emmett landed one of the most savage knockouts you’ve seen someone walk away from. But they still call it mixed martial arts with reason. UFC 296 delivers unforgettable moments. The presence of the emotional undertones that added intensity is what will be remembered about UFC 296. scenes after the fight. The scene of Edwards revealing how much the pre-fight ceremony had taken out of him humanised fighters while demonstrating another key characteristic in a fighter: resilience to get past disaster.
Edwards And Covington Almost Break Into Fight Over Disrespectful Comments On The Former’s Father
During the UFC 278 press conference, there was a surge of heightened emotions between Leon Edwards and Colby Covington that almost escalated to physical violence. The intense animosity between them grew even stronger prior to their battle in the welterweight division, fueled by Covington’s signature derogatory language towards Edwards’ late father. This insensitive behaviour stirred up widespread anger and criticism, paving the way for a clash packed with incendiary energy. From using hurtful words to nearly getting into a physical altercation: Before the fight, Covington indulged in taunting his opponent during weigh-in by throwing insults at Edwards and even accusing him of being an irresponsible father due to his own father leaving. Usually unfazed, Edwards was visibly upset as he reacted with anger while memories of his late dad flooded back. The atmosphere grew tense as security stepped in, preventing any possible scuffle before heading into the pay-per-view event. Participating in a fierce five-round brawl as the featured bout, it was evident that the two welterweights harboured some ill feelings towards each other. Displaying their exceptional talents, the match largely resembled an intricate game of chess. Nevertheless, Covington’s disparaging remarks added extra firmness to every move made by both fighters. This underlying tension heavily influenced the entirety of the fight. Honouring the Boundaries: While trash-talking remains a crucial element in the world of martial arts, there are specific boundaries that should never be transgressed. Comments regarding deceased family members are generally considered taboo due to their emotionally damaging effects on individuals’ overall well-being. Covington’s comments in this regard struck a nerve with Edwards and had the potential to derail proceedings as well as incite violent behavior. These sensitive topics tend to pique UFC fans’ curiosity by being used as selling points for events marketed towards their interests. The Consequences and the Residue: Edwards emerged victorious through a unanimous decision against Covington, but the aftermath of his derogatory remarks overshadowed the press conference. Despite being questioned about his comments, Covington remained unrepentant and proceeded to intensify his accusations while mocking Edwards further. Controversy arose regarding the boundaries of trash-talking in MMA after the incident. Although some maintain that it contributes to the sport’s general amusement factor, opposing views propose that crossing moral boundaries could be a possibility. UFC President Dana White has ridiculed Covington’s trash talks as “unacceptable” and “disrespectful.” Advancing: The feud between Edwards and Covington is far from settled yet. They have both expressed the intention to move forward for a rematch somewhere down the line. Nevertheless, it falls to the UFC to take precautions so as to ensure that any subsequent conflicts remain civil and are devoid of personal digs or insults. The occurrence served as a poignant reminder that, behind the flashy spectacle of Octagon, lies humanity. It is important to acknowledge that warriors are not merely gladiators but individuals who experience emotions and possess families. As much as promoting competition and entertainment holds significance, it should never come at the cost of fundamental respect and dignity towards one another’s human side. The Edwards-Covington episode serves as a warning regarding the potency of language and the significance of good sportsmanship. The exhilaration inherent in MMA requires intense rivalries; however, trash talk must not cross into abusive verbal assaults. Most importantly, the Octagon should serve as an arena for demonstrating athletic prowess rather than facilitating aggression and impoliteness. The potential for lasting alterations in the UFC’s approach to trash talking following this incident is uncertain. Nevertheless, it stimulated conversations surrounding respect and sportsmanship within the sport. We can only hope that these discussions persist and foster a more affirmative and honourable atmosphere that is beneficial to both fighters and fans.
UFC 296 Scraps Out Ian Machado Garry vs. Vicente Luque All Eyes On Colby Covington: Can He Finally Beat Leon Edwards At UFC 296
There have been twists in the UFC 296 match of Ian Machado Garry versus Vicente Luque, which would prove exciting in a plot. However, for obvious reasons, this fight has been cancelled. When UFC’s CEO, Dana White, announced that a previously circulating rumour published by Chael was in fact true, the bombshell exploded instantaneously. It is possible that the tough Vicente Luque cannot face upstart 26-year-old Irish prospect Ian Machado Garry in the upcoming bout. In addition, they will not agree, and Ian Garry’s recent withdrawal was due to a common cold called pneumonia as an excuse for a fight. The narrative started twisting since Garry was absent from UFC 296 Media Day. To begin with, there were rumours of the fighter missing, particularly after a hint of him having concerns pertaining to danger in his family just before the fight. Yet the case was not of pneumonia, as it was rather something that the doctors would not presuppose. To this end, Dana had to go to Twitter to confirm this and inform them that he discovered that the flu proved to be a bigger medical disaster than anticipated. Fans have to wait for the face-to-face meet of these two welterweights. However, until now, Ian Machado Garry’s journey to this crucial part of his career has been extremely eventful and full of scandal. This has come out more than once. He admitted to The Independent that Edwards had thrown him out of his gym before he was crowned the present UFC welterweight champ in the world. It was attributed to the uncertainties and doubts that Edwards alleged he suffered, according to Garry. The champion swiftly denied the allegations, while the gym did so as fast as possible. With all the drama happening in his gym, everyone was focused on Garry’s fight against Vicente Luque at UFC 296. However, fate had other plans. The flu turned into pneumonia, which forced the undefeated Irishman out of the fight, and he has been recovering since then. Surprisingly, Garry’s health worsened and prevented him from attending media day, and not for the reason it had been assumed earlier. This does not only deny the fans an exciting match but also disrupts the plan for the UFC 296 fight card. It’s worth noting that after the case of Garry vs. Luque, the question mark of Luque’s main card replaces fight. So far, the UFC has not yet revealed which bout will be elevated to the role of replacing the sudden missing link. Since that welterweight match is removed, the event will proceed with a card consisting of 13 bouts. This unexpected health problem puts an end, for the time being, to Ian Machado Garry’s rise in the UFC. His return to Octagon will be put on hold until he is fully recovered, with all subsequent bookings taking second place. Sadly, fans looking forward to watching Garry in opposition to Luque must wait until next year since he could be back. MMA journalists shed more light on Garry’s health by revealing that a UFC doctor said the pneumonia made him unable to compete. Indeed, Garry said that with regards to these circumstances, he was disappointed and stressed out that it all boiled down to him getting beaten up. This is despite the fact that Garry sounds as if he has not fully recovered, but one can still sense his desire and determination to return to action. Luque posted a story on his Instagram where he expressed regret over Garry’s problems. The former teammate of Garry, Luque, said that he was prepared for the fight and that the process was quite easy. Apart from the fighters, it also affects the fans as well as the entire MMA community. After scrapping the welterweight clash off the UFC 296 main card, everyone is turning their focus towards the other bouts. The lights shine brighter at the main event, where Leon Edwards’ UFC welterweight title defence is put on the line against interim champion Colby Covington. In another action of interest in welterweight competition, the Shavkat Rakhmonov versus Stephen “Wonderboy” Thompson showdown will take place. The unexpected twist towards the cancellation of the Ian Machado-Garry fight Unpredictable factor: Vicente Luque to UFC 296. The fight enthusiasts have been forced by destiny to remember that all this is part and parcel of the volatile fighting business and wait in anticipation for the fresh battle card.
