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Ex-UFC heavyweight Greg Hardy snaps two-fight losing skid, scores TKO in latest boxing endeavor

Ex-UFC heavyweight standout Greg Hardy snapped a two-fight losing streak in the boxing ring on September 30. Once a highly touted heavyweight inside the Octagon, Greg Hardy exited the UFC in 2022 after suffering three straight knockouts against Marcin Tybura, Tai Tuivasa, and Serghei Spivak. Since then, ‘The Prince of War’ has found some success […]

Ex-UFC heavyweight standout Greg Hardy snapped a two-fight losing streak in the boxing ring on September 30.

Once a highly touted heavyweight inside the Octagon, Greg Hardy exited the UFC in 2022 after suffering three straight knockouts against Marcin Tybura, Tai Tuivasa, and Serghei Spivak. Since then, ‘The Prince of War’ has found some success in the squared circle, winning five of his first six post-UFC bouts, his lone loss during that stretch coming under the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship banner.

Things took a bad turn for the former NFL prospect earlier this year, losing back-to-back fights including a humiliating first-round knockout loss to Alexander Flores in June.

On Saturday, Hardy brought an end to his two-fight skid with a win over 15-5 fighter Gregory Corbin under the Tower Club banner in Dallas, Texas. The bout only went one round as Corbin failed to muster much offense. Hardy did a good job of alternating attacks on the body and utilizing his jab while Corbin plodded around the ring repeatedly falling into the clinch, a strategy that would open him up to the occasional uppercut from Hardy.

In the waning moments of the opening round, Greg Hardy landed a big right hand that had Corbin staggered. It was then that Corbin’s corner decided they had seen enough and threw in the towel before the second round could get underway.

Including his defeat to Hardy, Gregory Corbin has now lost five straight fights after beginning his career with 15 wins in a row.

‘The Prince of War’ moved to 6-2 overall in his boxing career, though only three of those victories are official as the remaining three were all exhibition bouts.

Ex-UFC heavyweight Greg Hardy dropped twice, brutally KO’d in latest boxing match

Ex-UFC heavyweight standout Greg Hardy continued to struggle in his combat sports career, suffering another embarrassing knockout under the Team Combat League banner. The 34-year-old former football player transitioned from the gridiron to the Octagon after a slew of issues forced him out of the NFL, including disturbing accusations of domestic abuse. His move to […]

Ex-UFC heavyweight standout Greg Hardy continued to struggle in his combat sports career, suffering another embarrassing knockout under the Team Combat League banner.

The 34-year-old former football player transitioned from the gridiron to the Octagon after a slew of issues forced him out of the NFL, including disturbing accusations of domestic abuse. His move to mixed martial arts initially rendered impressive results, going undefeated as an amateur before starting his professional career at 3-0. The solid start scored him a spot on the UFC roster. Despite losing his promotional debut, Hardy went 4-2 in his first six appearances and looked like a potential contender.

As he moved up the ladder, Greg Hardy’s deficiencies, particularly on the ground, were quickly exposed. He would go on to lose three straight fights via first-round knockout en route to being handed his walking papers.

Making his Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship debut at the promotion’s third-annual Knucklemania event, things didn’t get much better for Greg Hardy. ‘The Prince of War’ suffered a second-round KO at the hands of Josh Watson.

One bright spot for Greg Hardy was his work in the boxing ring, having won back-to-back bouts as a pro. The trend continued with Team Combat League where he added two more wins in exhibition bouts, but that all came crashing down on Friday night as Hardy suffered another brutal knockout loss in the 17th round of his contest with Alexander Flores. Hardy hit the mat twice during the matchup, both the result of a well-timed left hook by Flores.

Has Greg Hardy Already Found a New Career?

With combat sports no longer working out in his favor, Greg Hardy appeared to have found another potentially lucrative career as a Spectrum greeter at Walmart. ‘The Prince of War’ was spotted on social media sporting a jacket and tie inside the megastore leading fans to immediately poke fun at his seemingly incredible fall from grace. However, Hardy was quick to dispel the rumors, claiming that he was simply in the process of learning “some new skills.”

“Obviously, I don’t work at Walmart. I’m trying to learn some new skills, and if y’all been paying attention, you know that’s what I do. I infiltrate, start the bottom, learn the skills, then attack,” Hardy said of his viral Walmart video. “That’s how we made over a million in the UFC, bro. We gonna keep going.”

To be fair, Spectrum greeters earn an average salary closing in on 60k annually. Certainly, nothing to scoff at though it’s quite the step down the ladder from a six-figure salary with the biggest mixed martial arts organization in the world.

Twitter Reacts To Greg Hardy’s Brutal KO Loss At KnuckleMania 3

Former NFL defensive end and UFC heavyweight fighter Greg Hardy recently made his debut in BKFC. ‘The Prince of War’ was ferociously outclassed by opponent Josh Watson early in the second round at KnuckleMania 3. Rocked by a merciless left …

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Greg Hardy knocked out in BKFC debut against Josh Watson

Former UFC heavyweight fighter ‘Prince of War’ Greg Hardy was knocked out in his bare knuckle fighting debut against Josh Watchson at BKFC KnuckleMania 3. Greg Hardy had earned a professional boxing record of 2-0 since leaving the UFC and was hoping to become a dangerous force in Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. In his BKFC […]

Former UFC heavyweight fighter ‘Prince of War’ Greg Hardy was knocked out in his bare knuckle fighting debut against Josh Watchson at BKFC KnuckleMania 3.

Greg Hardy had earned a professional boxing record of 2-0 since leaving the UFC and was hoping to become a dangerous force in Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. In his BKFC debut, the former NFL football player was knocked out against Josh Watson at 0:19 of round 2.

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— Spinnin Backfist (@SpinninBackfist) February 18, 2023

Greg Hardy vs Josh Watson

‘Stay Down’ Josh Watson has now improved to a 2-1 record in BKFC with both victories coming by way of KO/TKO stoppage. His sole loss was to Bryant Acheson, he has now earned two consecutive wins against Kyle McElroy and Greg Hardy. Prior to his BKFC run, Watson was an MMA fighter with a 6-4 record.

Greg Hardy was a former heavyweight UFC fighter. The US-born athlete was cut after three consecutive KO/TKO losses to Marcin Tybura, Tai Tuivasa, and Sergey Spivak. Overall in MMA, ‘Prince of War’ has earned a record of 7-5. Due to prior accusations of domestic violence, which led to a suspension from the NFL, many fans commented on watching Hardy lose via knockout in BKFC.

After his career in the UFC, he went to professional boxing and picked up wins against Hasim Rahman Jr. and Mike Cook. Due to his professional boxing success, Hardy was hoping to become a dangerous athlete in the BKFC ring. The American fighter Josh Watson would upset his debut and alter Hardy’s hope in the sport.

BKFC KnuckleMania 3 Results & Highlights: Greg Hardy & Diego Sanchez Get Knocked Out

Bare Knuckle FC held their KnuckleMania 3 event tonight, on Feb. 17, at the Tingley, Coliseum in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The card featured fights with former UFC fighters Diego Sanchez, John Dodson, and Greg Hardy. MMA News has the official results an…

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UFC veteran Greg Hardy books BKFC debut on February 17. at KnuckleMania 3 against Josh Watson

KnuckleMania 3 is booked for February 17 and will host the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship debut of former UFC heavyweight Greg Hardy. The US-born is booked to face Josh Watson. Greg Hardy is a former American football player who played as a defensive end in the NFL from 2010 to 2015. After his football career […]

KnuckleMania 3 is booked for February 17 and will host the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship debut of former UFC heavyweight Greg Hardy. The US-born is booked to face Josh Watson.

Greg Hardy is a former American football player who played as a defensive end in the NFL from 2010 to 2015. After his football career was concluded, due to a suspension relating to domestic violence charges, he would begin competing in MMA. Hardy fought on Dana White‘s Contender Series in 2018 and would make his official UFC debut in 2019. In the UFC heavyweight division, he would earn a record of 4-5-0 1 NC. After losing three in a row to Sergey Spivak, Tai Tuivasa, and Marcin Tybura, he was cut from the organization.

Since then, Hardy has gone 2-0 in professional boxing earning wins over Mike Cook and Hasim Rahman Jr. It was announced in 2022 that ‘he ‘The Prince of War’ had signed with BKFC.

Greg Hardy’s BKFC debut

At KnuckleMania 3, Greg Hardy will meet Josh Watson. In BKFC, the American athlete Watson has earned a record of 1-1-0. H is just coming off of a win against Kyle McElroy. In MMA, the heavyweight fighter has a record of 6-4.

The February 17 event, hosted in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA, will also feature UFC Hall of Famer Diego Sanchez facing former boxing champion Austin Trout. The main event hosts a championship match between Lorenzo Hunt and Mike Richman.

In an interview with Chris Van Vliet, Greg Hardy said:

“I honestly think this is where the prince becomes the king. Where people actually get to see my ability to put on a showcase. Like before, I’m running around trying to figure out how not to get taken down. I hadn’t really gotten to focus on the science of striking, what I enjoy doing. So it’s going to be great.” [Transcript courtesy SportsKeeda]