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MMA fighter Donald Williams played a crucial role during the trial of Derek Chauvin having witnessed the murder of George Floyd. On May 25, 2020, society was shook by the death of Floyd at the hands of a Minnesota police officer. Chauvin, who’d a…
MMA fighter Donald Williams played a crucial role during the trial of Derek Chauvin having witnessed the murder of George Floyd. On May 25, 2020, society was shook by the death of Floyd at the hands of a Minnesota police officer. Chauvin, who’d accumulated 18 complaints on his official record by that time, was one…
Continue Reading The Role Of An MMA Fighter In Derek Chauvin’s Imprisonment at MMA News.
UFC President Dana White has reacted to the news that his promotion’s former middleweight champion Anderson Silva could share the ring with YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul next. After a few failed bookings against professional boxers — first Tomm…
UFC President Dana White has reacted to the news that his promotion’s former middleweight champion Anderson Silva could share the ring with YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul next. After a few failed bookings against professional boxers — first Tommy Fury, who withdrew after being denied access to the US, and then Hasim Rahman Jr., who failed to…
Continue Reading White Reacts To Silva/Paul Reports: “It’s About Time” at MMA News.
Former UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov believes that there’s only one reason why fighters from his era have yet to retire from the sport. Khabib, widely considered one of the greatest to have ever entered the cage, ended his career o…
Former UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov believes that there’s only one reason why fighters from his era have yet to retire from the sport. Khabib, widely considered one of the greatest to have ever entered the cage, ended his career on top back in 2020. At UFC 254, “The Eagle” successfully defended the 155-pound gold…
Continue Reading Khabib: Anyone Still Fighting From My Era Must Need The Money at MMA News.
UFC star Darren Till’s out-of-competition issues didn’t just solely have to do with injury woes, but also with a recent run-in with the law. Till is working towards a UFC comeback after a lengthy hiatus due to injury. He was supposed to fac…
UFC star Darren Till’s out-of-competition issues didn’t just solely have to do with injury woes, but also with a recent run-in with the law. Till is working towards a UFC comeback after a lengthy hiatus due to injury. He was supposed to face Jack Hermansson at UFC London on July 23 but withdrew on short…
Continue Reading Darren Till Arrested For DUI On July 31 In Stockholm, Sweden at MMA News.
A professional boxing match against undefeated Ohio native, Jake Paul, and his fellow professional boxer, former undisputed UFC middleweight champion and professional mixed martial arts icon, Anderson Silva, is reportedly in the works to top a Showtime pay-per-view event on October 29. next. As per an initial report from YouTuber, Keemstar, a professional boxing match […]
A professional boxing match against undefeated Ohio native, Jake Paul, and his fellow professional boxer, former undisputed UFC middleweight champion and professional mixed martial arts icon, Anderson Silva, is reportedly in the works to top a Showtime pay-per-view event on October 29. next.
As per an initial report from YouTuber, Keemstar, a professional boxing match between Jake Paul and Anderson Silva is currently targeted to take headlining honors at a Showtime PPV event on October 29.
“Anderson Silva vs. Jake Paul!” Keemstar tweeted. “Who you got? I’m literally hearing this is going to be announced. #DramaAlert”
Anderson Silva vs Jake Paul!
Who you got? I’m literally hearing that this is going to be announced! #DramaAlert pic.twitter.com/1aNjUbSLjw
— KEEM
(@KEEMSTAR) August 30, 2022
Once more expected to make his first outing in the squared circle since December of last year, Paul has since been booked to fight both Tommy Fury, and Hasim Rahman Jr. – most recently, with an August headliner against the latter at Madison Square Garden falling to the wayside.
As for Silva, the Curitiba veteran turned in his third professional boxing win back in September of last year with a dominant first round knockout over former UFC light heavyweight champion, Tito Ortiz – adding to an impressive decision win over former boxing world champion, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.
During his decorated professional mixed martial arts career and lengthy tenure with the UFC, Silva landed the undisputed middleweight championship, securing a staggering 10 separate successful title defenses of the undisputed crown. Silva’s sole professional boxing loss came in the form of a debut first round defeat in his 1998 debut.
5-0 as a professional, Paul, 25, turned in an impressive trio of victories last year, stopping former ONE Championship and Bellator champion, Ben Askren with a first round knockout – before twice defeating former UFC welterweight kingpin, Tyron Woodley – the second of which with a brutal one punch knockout in their December rematch.
Louis Cosce will step inside the octagon for the first time in nearly two years when he takes on dangerous opponent Trevin Giles at UFC Fight Night: Sandhagen Vs. Song. The 27-year-old was last seen in action at UFC 255 where he lost his promotional debut at the hands of Sasha Palatnikov. Cosce was then […]
Louis Cosce will step inside the octagon for the first time in nearly two years when he takes on dangerous opponent Trevin Giles at UFC Fight Night: Sandhagen Vs. Song.
The 27-year-old was last seen in action at UFC 255 where he lost his promotional debut at the hands of Sasha Palatnikov. Cosce was then scheduled to return to face Preston Parsons in April of this year but had to withdraw from the matchup after catching COVID-19. Cosce spoke to LowKickMMA on the impact of contracting the virus and how the delay in his return to the cage affected him.
“It was stupid. Literally, the first time I had caught it and it kicked my a** pretty good. I didn’t know what the hell it was I was like f*** I feel a bit sick, and I was running a fever. I had a COVID test laying around and yep it was f***** stupid.”
“I was bummed out you know but I didn’t want to just sit there and cry about it you know, if God has this in store, then I guess it’s in store I’ll be back sooner than later. I wanted to be back in august but as soon as I got offered the fight, I was like yes, I will take it.”
A 17-month hiatus quickly turned 22 as he was forced to withdraw from his matchup due to illness. Despite having to overcome such adversity, Cosce was not deterred in the slightest having already had the experience of overcoming long absences whilst competing in the early stages of his career.
When asked if he would be concerned about ring-rust having spent so much time away Cosce was not even phased by the thought of it, the sense of relief to be able to compete back inside the octagon was simply all that was on his mind.
“Not too much I’m still young you know, I’m a little nervous but that’s just every fight you know. You still got to get in there and do the damn thing, the same thing happened earlier in my career too when I was 21 fighting at 55. Then for some reason like some huge hiatus you know life came along I was out for almost like two years and then I fought like 5 times in 4 months and then another long one because of covid you know so then I think that one was close to eight months, nine months and this one is longer, but I am just glad to be back in there.”
Having waited this long to return he simply would have accepted any fight offer put in his way and Trevin Giles is no easy task for anyone as he drops down to the welterweight division. Whilst Cosce’s opponent cuts weight to compete in a new division, ‘The Monster’ feels doing the exact opposite is what may be an influencing factor for him in this matchup.
“Yeah, he looks tough, he’s definitely a lot more experienced when it comes to the UFC and I think this is like his ninth or tenth fight you know so that’s a lot more experience than I have. I only got one in there, but it’ll be good though fighting back at the apex, well a small arena I’ve got experience there you know I’ve fought there quite a few times.”
“I see myself catching him, but I don’t know we’ll see. I know he’s coming off a couple of losses and I’m coming off a loss you know. He’s coming off a couple of hard knockout losses, I think 185 was better for him honestly in my opinion.
I think some of these guys when they lose in a higher division they drop down thinking it’s going to be better but it’s like you’re kind of dehydrating yourself you know. I don’t really cut too much weight for 170 honestly, I was cutting a lot of weight for 55 when I first started and then I bumped up and I feel a lot better like a lot more hydrated, a lot more fresh.
I think I am the younger guy, I’m pretty confident everywhere honestly man I feel like he has good boxing you know, he has good power. The wrestling I feel like I have the grappling I know he’s a brown belt but you know we’ll see.”
It seems Louis Cosce is feeling supreme confidence ahead of making his return, and when asked how he sees himself getting his hand raised come fight night, the American just needed one word to clarify it all.
“Knockout.”
Tune in on September 17th to see how Louis Cosce fairs after nearly two years away from the octagon.
How do you predict Louis Cosce vs. Trevin Giles playing out come UFC Fight Night: Sandhagen vs. Song?
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