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Miranda Maurek will replace injured Macy Barber in the women's flyweight bout against Erin Blancheld at UFC 269 in Las Vegas on December 11. Both sides have verbally agreed to compete with the soon-to-be-signed agreements. Influential Fight TV sources confirmed the verbal agreement but declined to be named as the promotion is yet to be formally announced. Miranda Rachel Maurek is an American mixed martial artist who competes in the flyweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championships. She competed in the flyweight division of the Invicta Fighting Championships. As of October 4, 2021, she is ranked # 15 in the UFC Women's Flyweight Rankings. Maverick (9-3), Invicta FC is the winner of the former Invicta Phoenix Series One Night Tournament. They are 2-1 in the UFC to date. Coincidentally, this was the last time she competed against Barber, and she suffered a loss due to a close division decision. Like Blanchfield, Maverick looked like a blue-chip prospect early in her career, and many saw her decision to split as a barber move. Blanchfield (7-1 MMA, 1-0 UFC), on the other hand, was one of the most popular flyweight prospects when it signed with Blancfield and UFC in early 2021. Blanchfield made his promotional debut on September 18th. What happened when he defeated Sarah Alpar by a unanimous decision? The victory extended the series to four. UFC 269 will take place on December 11, 2021 at the T-Mobile Arena, and is the title of a light-hearted title fight between Charlies Oliveira and Dustin Poirier. Amanda Nunes defended her bantamweight title against Juliana Peیناa in the co-main event. The current lineup for the 2021 Final PPV consists of the following bouts: Charles Oliveira (c) Dustin Poirier - for the UFC Lightweight Championship Amanda Nunes (c) vs. Julianna Peña - For the UFC Women's Bantamweight Championship Leon Edwards vs. George Masvidel Kai Kara-France vs. Cody Garbrand Rawlian Paiwa vs. Sean O'Malley Geoff Neal vs. Santiago Ponzenebio Dominic Cruz vs. Pedro Manhoz Andre Moniz vs. Drax du Plessis Alex Perez vs. Matt Chanel Ryan Hall vs. Derek Munner Gillian Robertson vs. Priscilla Cachuira Randy Costa vs. Tony Kelly Josh Emmett vs. Dan Egg Bruno Silva vs. Jordan Wright Erin Blancheld vs. Miranda Maurek

Caleb Plant has felt defeat inside and out of the ring. The man is a "Peoples Champion" for sure to say the least. Caleb is true to who he is and does not change for anyone even for an instant. He did at one time and the loss was the greatest loss a man, a champion a father could ever have. He lost a child, his very own flesh and blood. He did not campaign on that storyline, he came at Canelo Alvarez with everything he had in his heart. This is a great man, a real life champion and role model in boxing for the ages ! FIGHT.TV wants to let the world know what type of REAL WORLD / LIFE CHAMPION was in the ring that night fighting for more than money ! "I promised my daughter that I would be a champion, but I know she must be proud of me because I stand in the ring against one of the best in the world"

Anthony Dirrell proved Saturday night that he is a title challenger at 168 pounds. Former two-time super-middleweight champion Anthony Dirrell did not appear to be on the undercard for the Canelo Alvarez vs. Caleb plant showtime. He hit the best punch of his career and knocked out Marcos Hernandez. Darrell stopped Marcos Hernandez with a giant right upper cut in 22 seconds in Round 4 of the 10-rounder set on the Canelo Alvarez-Caleb plant card at the MGM Grand. Dirrell (34-2-2, 25 KOs) came in a Michigan State outfit. The fighter, originally from Flint, MI, had better luck than Sparti on November 6. He clipped Hernandez (15-5-2, 3 KOs) to the jaw with a wind-up right hook that looked as if it had started from his knees. Hernandez hit the ground and tried unsuccessfully to stand on his own two feet. The referee stopped the fight by giving Round 4 TKO to Daryl. The winner of the Alvarez-Plant Fight will have many options in his first defense of the undisputed 168-pound title. Daryl just showed that he is a workable.

In a remarkable career full of success, Canelo Alvarez had another great success on Saturday at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas and set a record. The superstar, a four-division title holder, became the first undisputed super-middleweight champion by knocking out Caleb Plant in the 11th round, and only the sixth man in any division to become the undisputed champion in the four-title round. Alvarez's success has put him on the list of great people and has risen to the top "Being the undisputed champion in the history of Mexico means a lot," he said. "We are only six. I am happy to be only one in six in the world." Now let's talk about the match: At first it seemed difficult for Alvarez to do this, because if you look at the half of the match, both the fighters were very excited and were responding to each other's fight. And there were plenty of power shots. Alvarez himself said in an interview after the match that if truth be told, yes, I was a little disappointed, especially in the first five rounds. As soon as the match entered the sixth and seventh rounds, Plant began to look a little tired and he was no longer hitting shorts, mostly defending himself. As time went on, Plant also had the power to stop him. Alvarez saw it and began to do more and more damage to the plant By the 10th round, the punishment seemed to have removed most of the steam from the plant, which was not hitting as hard as before in the fight and whose movement seemed more laborious. And Alvarez wasn't downing a iota. Then, in the 11th, Alvarez finally landed the much-awaited punch, a left hook that marked the beginning of the end for the Tennessee Brave. This shot was followed by a sharp right and a small left, which sent the plant to the canvas on all fours. He was able to get up, but it was not easy. Because Alvarez started raining punches and the plant (21-1, 12 KOs) went down again. The last five were so strong that the plant's hopes of returning were dashed, prompting referee Russell Mora to stop fighting. The official stoppage time of Round 11 of the scheduled 12 round fight was 1 minute, 5 seconds. At that moment, a glowing Alvarez (57-2-1, 39 KOs) jumped on the ropes in a corner of the ring and raised his fist to recognize the spectators. And then a member of his team put a gold crown on his head to highlight his accomplishments. Alvarez's impressive performances proved that he is the king of the super-middleweight division and, in the eyes of most, the ruler of the game. What's next for the 31-year-old icon? He refused to go immediately after the fight, saying he wanted to take a break after a long training camp. The question is who will be Alvarez's next victim?

The thrilling UFC event, in which Usman and Cunnington headlined the fifth UFC pay-per-view event at Madison Square Garden, was a rematch between the co-main event and the main event.  Before we go into the match, let us take a look at the background of this match. Usman-Cunnington Fight was a rematch of his classic title bout in UFC 245. Usman won the stand-off in the fifth round with a technical knockout by Cunnington, although Cunnington immediately protested against referee Mark Goddard. Decided, and continued to resent the call for 22 months after the fight. Which he had to avenge today. As it's been stated in several of his interviews, and as he went into battle, Cunnington said he had redefined his point of view and would not fight as he did in his first contest. After a few early attacks from both sides, Cunnington launched a boxing strike to control the match and Usman, but unfortunately Usman turned the tide. Usman punched a few times and controlled the challenger for a moment before returning to his feet, where the champion would control the center of the cage. Covington went on for a collection but Usman completed another takedown, bringing the action back to the canvas for a short time. Once they got back on their feet, the fierce exchanges continued until the end of the round. In the last minute of the second, Usman will take the field to crush the left hook to knock down Cowington. The challenger retreated to the right, but another left-hander found a way to send Covington back to the canvas. Usman would close the round when he came down with heavy punches on his body. Usman got the first knockdown of the fight at the end of the second round, and tried to knock out Covington before the bell rang. He started the third round from where he left, but Cunnington completed five minutes by putting Usman against the cage. Cunnington recovered well to start the third and put together a good collection, although he was more careful in his movements. Usman remained calm and let the fighting come to him, but in the closing moments the action would escalate with some warm exchanges. The round will end after Kington changes levels and completes a takeaway on the champion. Cowington, who began to emerge as a tough opponent, had a few clean strikes early in the fourth round. Cowington kept up the pressure throughout the round and took off a tight upper cut that seemed to sway Usman before the end of the frame. It looked as if Cunningham would take control of the match. This could be seen by the crowd in the form of slogans in the last round. As the final round began, Covington received shouts from the crowd. The fierce exchange continued, the two fighters landed clearly, and an interesting round was formed. In the closing moments, Usman accidentally blinked, causing a brief pause in action before the fight ended. The two men shared words of respect, hugs and encouragement before returning to their corners. After another incredible battle between these two fierce rivals, New York State Athletic Commission judges Derek Cleary (49-46), Dave Terrell (48-47) and Sal de Amato (48-47) scored in Usman's favor. Cards submitted. With the win, Usman improved to 20-1-0, winning 19 consecutive fights, including five title defenses. "I'm the best living person right now, pound for pound," he said. Cowington, the former interim welterweight champion, fell 16-3-0. The question arises as …………………………………………………..KENNEY BRO HELP , COMPLETE THIS SENTENCE  PLZ ( DON’T MIND )

Finally, Rose Namajonas managed to defend her title for the second time. After defeating Weili Zhang by TKO in the first round in April to become the two-time women's strawweight champion, Rose Namajunas entered UFC 268. She was well aware that a rematch with Wally could be very stressful. But Namajus once again used his talent and professionalism to win the title.In the women's strawweight title bout at the UFC 268 Co-Men event at Madison Square Garden in New York, Rose Namajonas worked for more than 25 minutes to convince two of the three judges that she had won the championship. Left Zhang Valley behind to retain. As soon as the match started, Weili (21-3 MMA, 5-2 UFC) started the action with intermittent leg kicks. While Namajunas (11-4 MMA, 9-3 UFC) vowed to combine a quick punch, find a home for each strike. Shortly after the first round, Valley saved the take-down and began trying to improve her position. Namajunas defended Weili's growing strike very well and forced Weili to choose some ground and pound strikes before returning to his feet. After getting off the mat, the pair exchanged a few strikes before the end of the round. The second round was also very exciting and both the fighters were striking in full force. The two fighters were not allowing each other to dominate at any cost. At the end of the second round, Valley stung her with a hard punch, causing Namajon to stumble momentarily. The Challenger will use this moment briefly to take the fight to the mat, but Namajonas worked her way up and took down one of her own, ending the round at the top. While the third round saw a slight slack in the fight, the two fighters now looked a little more cautious and were looking for a better chance to defeat their opponent. Nimajonas came out a little more hurried in the fourth round, perhaps feeling that she was down on the scorecards. The quick punches found their mark and the champion kept up the pressure in the opening moments. Wiley made her way to a complete takedown, but managed to top the list after joking for the position. Wiley did well to reduce the damage, but spent a lot of time on her back before reaching the final round. In the final moments of the match, the crowd started chanting slogans for the champion just moments before she got a take-down in the middle of the cage. Namajunas went on to strike the ground and pound, maintaining the top position for the majority of the round, sealing the final moments of the proceedings before moving on to the judges' scorecards. The two judges will agree that Namajonas won the fight by scoring 48-47 and 49-46, while the dissenting judge scored 47-48 for Challenger. For the first time in UFC history, a fighter defended his title twice against the same opponent. For the first time, Namajonas found himself successfully defending against the same fighter he had defeated to become the champion. He defeated Joanna Jedrzejic back-to-back in UFC 217 and UFC 237 and now defeated Valley in UFC 261 and UFC 268. Valley, on the other hand, dropped two in a row for the first time in her career. The first Chinese champion in UFC history will try to fix the plane after going through a difficult 2021 campaign and falling short in this impending battle. Namajonas will now likely face former champion Carla Esparza, again in the opening fight for the 2014 Strawweight title. The question arises as to whether Nimajunas will be able to reclaim his title once again against former champion Carla Esparza. ?

Dana White says people need to take a break from fighting for Khemzat Chemayev's title. After the MMA's rising star, the invincible Chimaev, whose recent spectacular comeback and a stellar performance against Lee Jungliang, everyone's eyes are on Chimaev and people are starting to ask questions about how fast he is. Reaching the title shot, some even suggested that he could face the winner of the UFC 268 main event title fight next time, which is between Kamaro Usman and Colby Covington. However, White told TSN that he did not believe this was the right move for a greener like Chimaev, adding that he might need some more fights first. "I don't know if Chimaev is ready for it yet. (A title shot). It's a 'rare ball game' when you start fighting. It's one or two fights away from the championship, "White said. There is certainly room to understand why some people think that Khamzat Chimaev will soon be fighting for a title, regardless of what Dana White says. This is the product of when you book someone for the fourth fight in their promotion against the world's second-ranked contender, even if it is never completed. Nevertheless, Fight TV analysts agree with White that one or two fights would be best for Chimaev, and White added in an interview that he would not allow Chechen to return to Octagon before the end of the year. Are optimistic for The plan seems to be leaning towards Netizens as the next battle for Chimaev, but only time will tell. The question is, do you think Chimaev wants to take the title shot now or does he need to be ready before the title shot?

Maycee Barber also announced her withdrawal from UFC 269.  Maycee Barber has been forced to withdraw from her upcoming match against Erin Blancheld (7-1), scheduled for UFC 269 on December 11 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Fight TV confirmed this through its influential sources. The news was first reported by MMA Janki. Like her original rival Montana de la Rosa, Barber (9-2 MMA, 4-2 UFC) withdrew from the pay-per-view event on December 11 for unknown reasons. Erin Blanche, who replaces de la Rosa in mid-October, is expected to be on the card. While the promotion has not finalized an alternative, the current leading flyweight Miranda Mauric (9-3 MMA, 2-1) is up against Blanchfield (7-1 MMA, 1-0 UFC). UFC). Blancheld, 22, made her promotional debut on September 18 when she defeated Sarah Alpert by unanimous decision. The victory extended the series to four. As far as Maurek is concerned, she fought against Barber for the last time and suffered a loss due to a close split decision. The question is, will Maurer be able to make up for her recent loss? With the change, the UFC 269 lineup includes: Main card Charles Oliveira vs. Dustin Poirier - for the lightweight title Amanda Nunes vs. Juliana Pina - for the women's bantamweight title Leon Edwards vs. George Masvidel Cody Garbrand vs. Kai Kara France Sean O'Malley vs. Rawlin Payva Initial card Geoff Neal vs. Santiago Ponzenebio Dominic Cruz vs. Pedro Manhoz Josh Emmett vs. Dan Egg Drax du Plessis vs. Andre Moniz Erin Blancheld vs. TBA Initial card Alex Perez vs. Matt Chanel Ryan Hall vs. Derek Munner Priscilla Kachuira vs. Gillian Robertson Randy Costa vs. Tony Kelly Bruno Silva vs. Jordan Wright

corona virus has wreaked havoc around the world, as well as the UFC. Now that spring has arrived, the question is once again whether the upcoming UFC event will be cancelled. Or who will make adjustments to stop the spread of the corona virus? Saturday's UFC Brasilia event is expected to be performed at Nelson Gymnasium with spectators and staff only. The UFC will be held at the Apex facility in Las Vegas, Nevada on March 28, UFC President Dana White confirmed to ESPN on Thursday. A separate UFC press release was issued after its appearance confirmed an earlier report that a program scheduled for April 11 in Portland, Ori would also be moved. The APEX UFC 249 project, scheduled for April 18 in Brooklyn, New York, where state Governor Andrew Cuomo recently announced a ban on celebrations with more than 500 people, also went unnoticed.  When asked about the safety of the press lease player, White said: "The promotion has never suffered a death or serious injury in its 25-year history. The executive said the promotion, along with health professionals, state officials, and doctors Have worked to develop a response against, including infrared thermometers so that they can be screened before competing. "I've talked to the president and vice president about it, and they're taking it very seriously," White said. "They are saying, 'Be careful, be careful, but live your life and stop being nervous.' Everyone is panicking, and instead of panicking, we're actually getting out of there and working with doctors and health workers, and the government to learn how to keep the sport safe and the events going. The UFC has created several small events at APEX, including the "Dana White's Contender Series". White called the venue the future of promotional event production plans. "We are working directly with the Nevada State Athletic Commission and Executive Director Bob Bennett," he said. "We are always looking for the health and safety of our fans, our players, whatever it is. Obviously, this thing is going on, we are going to do the same thing: we are going to make sure. That two healthy players are competing. White's statement came a day after the World Health Organization declared Novel Coronavirus an epidemic, prompting a series of delays and cancellations of the event by major sports leagues such as the NCAA, NBA, and NHL. ۔ When Utah Jazz player Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19, the NBA moved quickly to cancel all upcoming games. Promotion plans were called into question when a federal governor in Brasilia banned large gatherings. He later amended his announcement to include behind-the-scenes events without spectators. In Ohio, Governor Mike D. Wine banned any gathering with more than 100 people in the same room, threatening the March 28 event. Earlier, White announced that "I will not say anything about the corona virus" when asked about the public's reaction to the growing health issue at UFC 248 earlier this month. Promotion "always" goes "overboard" on health and safety issues. When Fight TV spoke to UFC and Fight TV fighters and asked what they wanted, to which everyone had the same answer that they wanted to fight, they were just waiting for the moment when they Will be told that they will be scheduled competitions. "They want to fight, they want to fight, and we're going to do everything we can to keep them safe," White admitted. Fight TV is a prayer for all fighters and prays that God will protect all fighters and people from this epidemic. Amen.

As we know, the Contender Series is a separate promotion for UFC, designed to add promising or passionate talent to the market's leading MMA firm. UFC boss Dana White presides over the operation and grants full-time UFC contracts to successful Contender Series athletes. The last episode of this year, which took place inside the UFC Apex on Tuesday night, we have already covered in full detail. Before you are told which lucky fighters have been selected for the USC contract. Let's take a look at the rare moments of this edition that have hardly ever happened before in the UFC or this series. He was also surprised to see Series President White and matchmakers McManard and Sean Shelby. These rare incidents occurred between the battles of Bilhairinho and Kawaihae, both boys landed on the Green Strike simultaneously in the first round and at the same time fell to the floor in agony. The second most memorable event of the match came when Bilharinho ended the show with a thunderous kick in the fourth minute of the third round. Which shocked the whole crowd and all the team members. While White rewarded only two Contender Series athletes with UFC deals, the victory acknowledged Maheshate's high-octane win over Achilles Estremadura, marking him as the first Chinese fighter to win the Contender Series. ۔ Johan Lyons, who defeated Justin Berlinson in the first round, also won a UFC contract.

Following the historic performance of UFC 267, New York City is ready to return to the Big Apple once again to regain its lost glory. After nearly two years without a show at the famous Madison Square Garden due to the CoVID-19 epidemic, the promotion is back on Saturday with UFC 268, which includes a pair of fighters who will once again meet for the title. In the event, Kumaro Usman will defend the Welterweight Championship in a rematch with Colby Covington. This is not the only title fight for the card, but Rose Namajonas  will defend the women's strawweight title in a rematch with former champion Willie Zhang in the co-main event. The card also mentions that Michael Chandler and Justin Gaethje will meet in a highly anticipated clash of light slugs in which the title picture will have a chance to be put at stake again. Main card Welterweight Champion Kumaro Usman vs. Colby Covington Rose Namajonas Champion vs. Women's Strawberry Zhang Valley Rayo Vallecano vs. Salamanca Michael Chandler (light weight) Rayo Vallecano vs. Salamanca Marlon Vera (Bantamweight) Ajax vs. Vitesse Andreas Michailidis (Middleweight) Let me tell you a little about the card fighters you definitely want to know. Osman and Colby first: Usman (19-1) will take the field with a victory of 18 fights. Usman has gone from being a wrestler to a wrestler whose wrestling has allowed him to effectively attack a growing technical striker. Although he has always been impressive, building on the foundation of his wrestling, Usman incorporated technical boxing - he was mostly based on an efficient jaw - and he has a serious one-punch power resulting in his His last match with the opponent. I have seen that since his first fight with Cunnington, Usman has fought three times, knocked out Gilbert Burns twice, beating Masvidel twice. Cowington, on the other hand, is a fearless, controversial fighter with a high productivity. Countington (16-2) spoke in record numbers near the trash as a result of his first fight with Usman, fighting only once after losing to Usman in September 2020, preventing a badly blurred version of Tyrone Woodley. Its high productivity has been difficult for any competitor for many years and he will find it. Subdue Usman this time. Rose Namajunas (c) vs. Weili Zhang, Women's Streetweight title Namajunas: Fan favorite and the first woman in UFC history to win a championship she lost earlier. Zhang (21-2) entered UFC 261 in April as the women's strawweight champion, continuing to win 21 fights after losing her professional debut. In the first fight against Namajonas, Namajonas hit a head kick that knocked Zhang off the mat, ending the reign of the first UFC title for a Chinese fighter. Like they're determined to get it back. Justin Gaethje vs. Michael Chandler, Lightweight Gaethje (22-3) Gaethje builds on every part of his reputation as a global fighter. In eight Octagon tours, Gaethje has won nine performance bonuses for Fight of the Night or Performance of the Night. Chandler is a three-time former Blatter lightweight champion who made his UFC debut in January, knocked out Dan Hooker, and took a shot at the lightweight title vacated by Normagomedov. Chandler stopped Charles Oliveira in the first round of his fight to win the title but was knocked out in the second round. Marilyn Vera vs. Frankie Edgar, Bantamweight Edgar (24-9-1) competed against then-lightweight champion BJ Pan in April 2010 and emerged victorious to become the lightweight champion. Edgar Federer is now a bantamweight after a long absence where he has failed to win 145 titles on three occasions. He is 1-3 in his last four fights, however, he suffered two losses from the first round stoppage. Vera's (17-7-1) popularity skyrocketed when she scored 2020 Sean O'Malley's TKO. There are 14 stoppages in 17 victories but she never stopped her seven defeats. Let's look at the judges' scorecards

Finally one of the last episodes of Dana White's Contender Series is going to be tonight at UFC Apex, Contender Series is an excellent MMA format where we get to see some good and some bad fighters, but it's long gone. Instead, let's take a look at the last card of the year and see who's going to audition for a place in the big MMA league. Dana White's Contestant Series Season 5, Week 10 Lightweight: Maheshit vs. Achilles Eastmeadora Welterweight: Johann Laines vs. Justin Berlinson Flyweight: Lun Qiu vs. Erisson Ferreira da Silva Featherweight: Canaan Cavaiye vs. Jonas Bilharinho Flyweight: Zefa Shang vs. Juan Porta Let's talk first. Johan Lyons vs. Justin Berlinson Justin Berlinson, a 24-year-old undefeated fighter from Sunderland, will have the opportunity to change his life forever when he first steps into Octagon. An English welterweight with a wide amateur career that saw him achieve a lot. Undefeated as a professional, he has yet to see a judge's verdict, eliminating opponents with punches and submissions. He is controlled and smooth, making many of these things easy because he sets everything behind a fast job. On the other hand, his opponent is another developed possibility, Canada's Johan Lenny (7-0). Fighting Canada's TKO and Mid-Atlantic's CFFC, it really has no games. While Berlin's submission efforts are unlikely to be thwarted, it does have its share of weapons, such as threats to remove it and stabbing from an angle. Or things like that. Berlinson can overtake Lennie in takeoff efforts, and they are both good at gaining and maintaining superior control. This is undoubtedly the most consistent match of the card, and both will be a great addition to the UFC's welterweight division. The 30-year-old former ballet star, Colum Eleanor, has backed the young man to bring the victory back to Versace. Speaking to ChronicleLive this morning, Ellenor said: "I think it would be a bad night for Justin not to win," adding: "The man he's facing. He's tough, but he's not good at everything. " Now, who is good and who is bad, whose life is about to change will be decided tonight. By the way, you would like to see whose hand is raised. Thank you for your feedback