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The UFC Vegas 31 post-fight press conference will be live once the action concludes. In the headliner, Islam Makhachev and Thiago Moises will collide in a lightweight clash. UFC Vegas 31’s co-main event will see a clash between Marion Reneau and Miesha…
The UFC Vegas 31 post-fight press conference will be live once the action concludes. In the headliner, Islam Makhachev and Thiago Moises will collide in a lightweight clash. UFC Vegas 31’s co-main event will see a clash between Marion Reneau and Miesha Tate. Lightweight action will also be featured on the main card as with […]
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The final UFC Vegas 31 betting odds are in for as this event is quickly approaching for the Las Vegas-based promotion. The event is here, and it goes down tonight (Saturday, July 17, 2021) from Las Vegas, Nevada at the UFC Apex facility. The head…
The final UFC Vegas 31 betting odds are in for as this event is quickly approaching for the Las Vegas-based promotion. The event is here, and it goes down tonight (Saturday, July 17, 2021) from Las Vegas, Nevada at the UFC Apex facility. The headliner will feature a slugfest with Islam Makhachev vs. Thiago Moises […]
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Islam Makhachev is walking into his first headlining fight with the pressure of his mentor looming. The UFC is the pinnacle for MMA in the world. To get to the top means you are the best at what you do. Being the best in the world and having to show yo…
Islam Makhachev is walking into his first headlining fight with the pressure of his mentor looming. The UFC is the pinnacle for MMA in the world. To get to the top means you are the best at what you do. Being the best in the world and having to show your skills to fans around […]
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Former Bellator champion and UFC lightweight title challenger Michael Chandler will begin a new venture this weekend when he makes his broadcasting debut during ESPN’s telecast of UFC Vegas 31 at the UFC Apex facility. Chandler will be joined by veteran UFC anchor Karyn Bryant, along with UFC welterweight Michael Chiesa at the UFC on […]
Former Bellator champion and UFC lightweight title challenger Michael Chandler will begin a new venture this weekend when he makes his broadcasting debut during ESPN’s telecast of UFC Vegas 31 at the UFC Apex facility.
Chandler will be joined by veteran UFC anchor Karyn Bryant, along with UFC welterweight Michael Chiesa at the UFC on ESPN desk. This will be Chandler’s first time being on an MMA broadcast as an analyst.
Chandler remains one of the biggest names in the UFC’s stacked lightweight division. He was rumored to be fighting Justin Gaethje for his next bout later this year, but nothing has been announced. He is fresh off his devastating loss to Charles Oliveira at UFC 262 for the vacant lightweight title.
Before joining the UFC last year, Chandler was one of the biggest names in Bellator which included two different reigns as the promotion’s lightweight champion. Some of his biggest wins have come against the likes of Benson Henderson, Dan Hooker, and Patricky Pitbull.
Chandler has quickly become a fan favorite since joining the UFC after knocking out Hooker at UFC 257. His forward-pressing style combined with his energetic post-fight interviews garnered the attention of fans from around the world.
The UFC has made it a priority to help their fighters prepare for the next stages of their lives and career path. Fighters such as Dominick Cruz, Michael Bisping, and Daniel Cormier have become stars in the UFC’s media realm.
The UFC Vegas 31 main event features a lightweight scrap between Islam Makhachev and Thiago Moises, along with the return of Miesha Tate in the co-main event facing the retiring Marion Reneau. Chandler will surely have a lot to talk about and will more than likely have a busy first night on the mic.
What are your thoughts on Michael Chandler making his first appearance on the broadcast desk this weekend?
Former Bellator champion and UFC lightweight title challenger Michael Chandler will begin a new venture this weekend when he makes his broadcasting debut during ESPN’s telecast of UFC Vegas 31 at the UFC Apex facility. Chandler will be joined by veteran UFC anchor Karyn Bryant, along with UFC welterweight Michael Chiesa at the UFC on […]
Former Bellator champion and UFC lightweight title challenger Michael Chandler will begin a new venture this weekend when he makes his broadcasting debut during ESPN’s telecast of UFC Vegas 31 at the UFC Apex facility.
Chandler will be joined by veteran UFC anchor Karyn Bryant, along with UFC welterweight Michael Chiesa at the UFC on ESPN desk. This will be Chandler’s first time being on an MMA broadcast as an analyst.
Chandler remains one of the biggest names in the UFC’s stacked lightweight division. He was rumored to be fighting Justin Gaethje for his next bout later this year, but nothing has been announced. He is fresh off his devastating loss to Charles Oliveira at UFC 262 for the vacant lightweight title.
Before joining the UFC last year, Chandler was one of the biggest names in Bellator which included two different reigns as the promotion’s lightweight champion. Some of his biggest wins have come against the likes of Benson Henderson, Dan Hooker, and Patricky Pitbull.
Chandler has quickly become a fan favorite since joining the UFC after knocking out Hooker at UFC 257. His forward-pressing style combined with his energetic post-fight interviews garnered the attention of fans from around the world.
The UFC has made it a priority to help their fighters prepare for the next stages of their lives and career path. Fighters such as Dominick Cruz, Michael Bisping, and Daniel Cormier have become stars in the UFC’s media realm.
The UFC Vegas 31 main event features a lightweight scrap between Islam Makhachev and Thiago Moises, along with the return of Miesha Tate in the co-main event facing the retiring Marion Reneau. Chandler will surely have a lot to talk about and will more than likely have a busy first night on the mic.
What are your thoughts on Michael Chandler making his first appearance on the broadcast desk this weekend?
Returning UFC women’s bantamweight Miesha Tate has argued against the theory that Marion Reneau will be an easy opponent. Tate, who is a former UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion, will be returning to the Octagon against the 44-year-old this…
Returning UFC women’s bantamweight Miesha Tate has argued against the theory that Marion Reneau will be an easy opponent. Tate, who is a former UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion, will be returning to the Octagon against the 44-year-old this weekend after a near five-year hiatus. After an adjustment to the card following the cancelation of Max […]
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