Jake Paul laid down a $10 million challenge to both Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal. On June 1, ‘Gamebred’ will return to action for a long-awaited rematch with the ‘Stockton Samurai’ in the squared circle. No matter who comes out on top, ‘The Problem Child’ wants the winner — so long as it takes place
Jorge Masvidal plans to compete in several high-profile boxing matches and return to the UFC. On June 1, ‘Gamebred’ will end his year-long retirement when he faces Nate Diaz in a ten-round professional boxing match. The former UFC superstars have collaborated on a countrywide press tour to promote their event, including stops in Las Vegas,
The ‘Baddest Motherf*****’ title has found a new owner in Max Holloway. The rare silver UFC belt came into existence in 2019 as Jorge Masvidal and Nate Diaz went to war at UFC 244. It was Masvidal who won the inaugural title of ‘BMF’ with a doctor stoppage TKO of Diaz. Since then, we’ve seen
Chael Sonnen issued the latest callout in his ongoing feud with Jorge Masvidal. Earlier this year, Masvidal sparked a rivalry with Sonnen by calling the latter a ‘cheating f*ck’ during an appearance on The MMA Hour. ‘Gamebred’ also went after the Oregon native with other various slurs and threatened to beat him up in public.
Nearly five years removed from their iconic clash for the inaugural BMF title, Jorge Masvidal and Nate Diaz will run it back inside the squared circle this summer. As revealed by The MMA Hour host Ariel Helwani, ‘Gamebred’ and ‘The Stockton Samurai’ will square off in a 10-round boxing match on June 1, 2024. The
Chael Sonnen responds to Jorge Masvidal’s recent dig “The Bad Guy” yearns to know what “Gamebred” wants to happen Chael Sonnen couldn’t quite understand what it is that Jorge Masvidal wants from him. Chael knows he can’t trust Jorge Masvidal has been promoting his pro boxing debut and he recently fired shots at Sonnen. As
Jorge Masvidal went to Stockton, CA lookin’ for a fight. After putting a pause on his mixed martial arts career last year, ‘Gamebred’ is looking to test out his skills in the boxing ring. Thus far, Masvidal has not yet booked a date or an opponent, but if things go his way, he’ll strap on
Jorge Masvidal can’t shake off his last loss inside the Octagon. The two-time welterweight title contender walked away from MMA following a unanimous decision loss to Gilbert Burns at UFC 287 last year. It was his fourth straight defeat dating back to back-to-back losses against then-welterweight champion Kamaru Usman. Recently, ‘Gamebred’ revealed that he was
Jorge Masvidal hit out at Colby Covington for coming up with a UFC 296 conspiracy theory involving Donald Trump “Chaos” is being eyed by Ian Garry Jorge Masvidal couldn’t help but publicly destroy Colby Covington for blaming his UFC 296 loss to his allegiance with former POTUS Donald Trump. Colby is such a liar Speaking
Jorge Masvidal and Nate Diaz will reportedly be running it back, but this time in boxing. Masvidal and Diaz fought back at UFC 244 in 2019 for the inaugural BMF title and it was ‘Gamebred’ who won by doctor stoppage. Since then, Masvidal lost four straight fights, including two for the UFC welterweight title and
Ben Askren is willing to come off the couch for one more fight. The former ONE and Bellator Champion called it quits on MMA in 2019 after being knocked out by Jorge Masvidal in five seconds and submitted by Demian Maia in his last outing. ‘I’ll Fight Him’ More than four years into his retirement,
Chael Sonnen has weighed in on Jorge Masvidal announcing his comeback. Back in April 2023, Masvidal suffered his fourth loss in a row when he dropped a unanimous decision to Gilbert Burns. During his post-fight interview with Joe Rogan, “Gamebred” announced his retirement from pro MMA competition. Since that time, Masvidal has admitted still having
Jorge Masvidal has revealed the end of his retirement from combat sports competition. Following two failed bids for UFC gold, and suffering his fourth straight loss in his April 2023 bout with Gilbert Burns, Masvidal told Joe Rogan and the fight world that his time inside the Octagon was over. Since that announcement, “Gamebred” has
Colby Covington re-visited his intense rivalry with Jorge Masvidal. Before becoming UFC superstars, Covington and Masvidal were close friends who trained and lived together. Unfortunately, their personalities led to a falling out over the last few years, culminating in a highly-anticipated fight in the UFC 272 main event on March 5, 2022. Covington dominated Masvidal
Legendary boxing trainer Teddy Atlas doesn’t know if Colby Covington will be the same version of himself that he’s always been at UFC 296. Covington hasn’t competed since March 2022 when he defeated Jorge Masvidal via unanimous decision. Later that same month, Masvidal allegedly attacked Covington outside of a restaurant in Miami Beach. Masvidal was
Colby Covington has reflected on his one-sided victory over Jorge Masvidal. Back in March 2022, Covington vs. Masvidal headlined UFC 272 inside the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. It was a grudge match, as Covington and Masvidal had a falling out that led to some bad blood between the two. During their matchup, Covington’s