UFC Betting Sites – The Best MMA Online Bookies
UFC best betting sites and the best MMA odds and gambling news
Henry Cejudo and Valentina Shevchenko have gone from “foes” to pals. Cejudo has gone full tilt with his “king of cringe” shtick. Part of Cejudo’s gimmick has been to call out female UFC champions. His main target was UFC w…
Henry Cejudo and Valentina Shevchenko have gone from “foes” to pals. Cejudo has gone full tilt with his “king of cringe” shtick. Part of Cejudo’s gimmick has been to call out female UFC champions. His main target was UFC women’s flyweight ruler Shevchenko. “So I’m out here enjoying my beautiful Sunday in beautiful Las Vegas, […]
The post Henry Cejudo & Valentina Shevchenko Put An End To Their ‘Beef’ appeared first on MMA News.
Henry Cejudo and Valentina Shevchenko have gone from “foes” to pals. Cejudo has gone full tilt with his “king of cringe” shtick. Part of Cejudo’s gimmick has been to call out female UFC champions. His main target was UFC w…
Henry Cejudo and Valentina Shevchenko have gone from “foes” to pals. Cejudo has gone full tilt with his “king of cringe” shtick. Part of Cejudo’s gimmick has been to call out female UFC champions. His main target was UFC women’s flyweight ruler Shevchenko. “So I’m out here enjoying my beautiful Sunday in beautiful Las Vegas, […]
The post Henry Cejudo & Valentina Shevchenko Put An End To Their ‘Beef’ appeared first on MMA News.
In case it wasn’t obvious, Henry Cejudo isn’t serious about wanting to fight Valentina Shevchenko. Cejudo has been calling out female fighters such as Shevchenko, Amanda Nunes, Germaine de Randamie and more in recent times. He claimed it was an attempt to become the first intergender champion in the UFC. “Like I said man, I’m […]
The post Henry Cejudo And Valentina Shevchenko Have Faceoff, Playfully Fight (Photos) appeared first on LowKickMMA.com.
In case it wasn’t obvious, Henry Cejudo isn’t serious about wanting to fight Valentina Shevchenko.
Cejudo has been calling out female fighters such as Shevchenko, Amanda Nunes, Germaine de Randamie and more in recent times. He claimed it was an attempt to become the first intergender champion in the UFC.
“Like I said man, I’m taking anybody from 99 pounds to 149 pounds,” Cejudo said. “And you know what? If Amanda Nunes wants to get it too – Valentina [Shevchenko], I’m calling you guys out too. I take no prisoners!”
Many acknowledge that Cejudo is just trying to make headlines and that all of this is in jest. However, some seem to believe he’s serious and have not taken his callouts too well.
For what it’s worth, it’s definitely not serious as Cejudo and Shevchenko were in Abu Dhabi this week ahead of UFC 242 as guest fighters. The pair had a faceoff before Shevchenko put him in a playful choke.
Cejudo was heard saying, “No mas! No mas!”
You can see the pictures from the now-deleted Instagram post below (screengrabs via MMA Junkie):
So the next time “Triple C” calls out another female fighter like Weili Zhang, don’t take it seriously.
The post Henry Cejudo And Valentina Shevchenko Have Faceoff, Playfully Fight (Photos) appeared first on LowKickMMA.com.
Valentina Shevchenko has not reciprocated the interest for a potential champion vs. champion fight against Weili Zhang. The flyweight champion believes that much more work needs to be handed in from the new strawweight champion. At UFC Shenzhen, Weili …
Valentina Shevchenko has not reciprocated the interest for a potential champion vs. champion fight against Weili Zhang. The flyweight champion believes that much more work needs to be handed in from the new strawweight champion. At UFC Shenzhen, Weili Zhang made history in becoming the first-ever Chinese UFC world champion when she dethroned Jessica Andrade […]
The post Valentina Shevchenko Wants Weili Zhang to Earn Flyweight Shot appeared first on MMA News.
The ongoing madness between UFC flyweight and bantamweight champion Henry Cejudo and women’s flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko has Dana White’s head buzzing. Cejudo started things off by challenging Shevchenko to a matchup for her women’s 125-pound title, as “Triple C” claimed he wanted to become the UFC’s first-ever intergender champion of the world. Of course, […]
The post Henry Cejudo Challenges Valentina Shevchenko For UFC 246 Main Event appeared first on LowKickMMA.com.
The ongoing madness between UFC flyweight and bantamweight champion Henry Cejudo and women’s flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko has Dana White’s head buzzing.
Cejudo started things off by challenging Shevchenko to a matchup for her women’s 125-pound title, as “Triple C” claimed he wanted to become the UFC’s first-ever intergender champion of the world. Of course, White shut such an idea down, calling it “the wackiest sh*t I’ve ever heard.”
But that hasn’t stopped Cejudo and Shevchenko from continuing to hype up such a contest. In fact, Shevchenko shared some photoshopped images of herself beating Cejudo inside the Octagon.
Cejudo responded by issuing Shevchenko an official challenge for the main event at the UFC 246 pay-per-view (PPV).
Obviously, no athletic commission would ever sanction a fight between a male and female fighter at the levels of which Cejudo and Shevchenko are competing. However, perhaps the pair could consider putting on a grappling contest for charity? As for what’s next for both fighters, Cejudo is nursing an injury that will keep him sidelined until the beginning of 2020.
Shevchenko just defended her title against Liz Carmouche in Uruguay, and is awaiting her next opponent.
What do you think about Cejudo challenging Shevchenko for UFC 246?
The post Henry Cejudo Challenges Valentina Shevchenko For UFC 246 Main Event appeared first on LowKickMMA.com.
We have a new UFC Rankings Update to pass along after this past weekend’s fights in Uruguay. In the main event of the night, women’s flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko continued her dominant title reign by besting Liz Carmouche. Shevchenko took home a lopsided unanimous decision victory over Carmouche after five rounds inside the Octagon. Now, […]
The post UFC Rankings Update: Valentina Shevchenko Passes Conor McGregor appeared first on LowKickMMA.com.
We have a new UFC Rankings Update to pass along after this past weekend’s fights in Uruguay.
In the main event of the night, women’s flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko continued her dominant title reign by besting Liz Carmouche. Shevchenko took home a lopsided unanimous decision victory over Carmouche after five rounds inside the Octagon. Now, she has jumped up the pound-for-pound rankings to the number 12 spot.
With the jump up to number 12, “The Bullet” passes up former featherweight and lightweight champion Conor McGregor, who now sits at 13. You can check out the full updated rankings below.
1. Daniel Cormier
2. Jon Jones
3. Khabib Nurmagomedov
4. Henry Cejudo
5. Max Holloway
6. Amanda Nunes
7. Dustin Poirier
8. Kamaru Usman
9. Robert Whittaker
10. Tony Ferguson
11. Stipe Miocic
12. Valentina Shevchenko +1
13. Conor McGregor -1
14. Tyron Woodley
15. Jessica Andrade
Champion: HENRY CEJUDO
1. Joseph Benavidez
2. Jussier Formiga
3. Deiveson Figueiredo
4. Alexandre Pantoja
5. Sergio Pettis
6. Tim Elliott
7. Rogerio Bontorin +1
8. Brandon Moreno -1
9. Matt Schnell
10. Kai Kara France +1
11. (T) Ryan Benoit -1
11. (T) Jordan Espinosa +1
13. Alex Perez
14. Mark De La Rosa +1
15. Raulian Paiva -1
Champion: HENRY CEJUDO
1. Marlon Moraes
2. Aljamain Sterling
3. Raphael Assuncao
4. Petr Yan
5. Pedro Munhoz
6. Dominick Cruz
7. Cody Garbrandt
8. Jimmie Rivera
9. Cory Sandhagen
10. Cody Stamann
11. Rob Font
12. John Dodson
13. Song Yadong
14. Urijah Faber
15. Thomas Almeida
Champion: MAX HOLLOWAY
1. Alexander Volkanovski
2. Brian Ortega
3. Jose Aldo
4. Frankie Edgar
5. Zabit Magomedsharipov
6. Chan Sung Jung
7. Yair Rodriguez
8. Jeremy Stephens
9. Renato Moicano
10. Josh Emmett
11. Calvin Kattar
12. Arnold Allen
13. Shane Burgos
14. Ryan Hall
15. Mirsad Bektic
Champion: KHABIB NURMAGOMEDOV
1. Dustin Poirier INTERIM
2. Tony Ferguson
3. Conor McGregor
4. Donald Cerrone
5. Justin Gaethje
6. Al Iaquinta
7. Edson Barboza
8. Kevin Lee
9. Anthony Pettis
10. Paul Felder
11. Gregor Gillespie
12. Charles Oliveira
13. Alexander Hernandez
14. Dan Hooker
15. Islam Makhachev
Champion: KAMARU USMAN
1. Tyron Woodley
2. Colby Covington
3. Jorge Masvidal
4. Leon Edwards
5. Rafael dos Anjos
6. Darren Till
7. (T) Anthony Pettis +1
7. (T) Stephen Thompson
9. Santiago Ponzinibbio
10. Demian Maia
11. Ben Askren
12. Robbie Lawler
13. Elizeu dos Santos
14. Vicente Luque *NR
15. Neil Magny -1
Champion: ROBERT WHITTAKER
1. Israel Adesanya (Interim champion)
2. Yoel Romero
3. Kelvin Gastelum
4. Jack Hermansson
5. Ronaldo Souza
6. Chris Weidman
7. Paulo Costa
8. Derek Brunson
9. Jared Cannonier
10. Ian Heinisch
11. Brad Tavares
12. Uriah Hall
13. Antonio Carlos Junior
14. Anderson Silva
15. Krzysztof Jotko
Champion: JON JONES
1. Daniel Cormier
2. Thiago Santos
3. Anthony Smith
4. Dominick Reyes
5. Jan Blachowicz
6. Alexander Gustafsson
7. (T) Volkan Oezdemir
7. (T) Corey Anderson +1
9. Glover Teixeira +1
10. Aleksandar Rakic +1
11. Johnny Walker +1
12. Ilir Latifi -3
13 Nikita Krylov
14 Mauricio Rua
15 Misha Cirkunov
Champion: DANIEL CORMIER
1. Stipe Miocic
2. Francis Ngannou
3. Junior dos Santos
4. Curtis Blaydes
5. Derrick Lewis
6. Alexander Volkov
7. Alistair Overeem
8. Cain Velasquez
9. Shamil Abdurakhimov
10. Blagoy Ivanov
11. Walt Harris
12. Aleksei Oleinik
13. Tai Tuivasa
14. Marcin Tybura
15. Augusto Sakai
Champion: JESSICA ANDRADE
1. Rose Namajunas
2. Tatiana Suarez
3. Nina Ansaroff
4. Joanna Jedrzejczyk
5. Claudia Gadelha
6. Weili Zhang
7. Michelle Waterson
8. Carla Esparza +1
9. Alexa Grasso +1
10. Marina Rodriguez *NR
11. Cynthia Calvillo
12. Felice Herrig
13. Tecia Torres -5
14. Karolina Kowalkiewicz -1
15. Cortney Casey -1
Champion: VALENTINA SHEVCHENKO
1. Jessica Eye
2. Katlyn Chookagian
3. Liz Carmouche
4. Jennifer Maia
5. Joanne Calderwood
6. Andrea Lee
7. Viviane Araujo
8. Roxanne Modafferi
9. Lauren Murphy
10. Alexis Davis
11. Montana De La Rosa
12. Maycee Barber
13. Antonina Shevchenko
14. Mara Romero Borella
15. Gillian Robertson
Champion: AMANDA NUNES
1. Germaine de Randamie
2. Ketlen Vieira
3. Holly Holm
4. Julianna Pena
5. Aspen Ladd
6. Raquel Pennington
7. Yana Kunitskaya +1
8. Marion Reneau +1
9. Sara McMann +1
10. Irene Aldana +1
11. Macy Chiasson +1
12. Lina Lansberg +1
13. (T) Nicco Montano +2
13. (T) Sijara Eubanks +1
15. Bethe Correia *NR
What do you think about Shevchenko passing up McGregor on the pound-for-pound list?
The post UFC Rankings Update: Valentina Shevchenko Passes Conor McGregor appeared first on LowKickMMA.com.