Aljamain Sterling doesn’t believe the UFC’s rush to book him against Sean O’Malley paid off. Back in August, Sterling put the UFC Bantamweight Championship on the line against O’Malley in the main event of UFC 292. O’Malley sent “Funk Master” crashing to the canvas off a clean punch early in round two. After some follow-up
UFC CEO Dana White has announced several new fights on Thursday night. White took to his social media account to reveal some key fights for the first quarter of 2024, as well as announcing three fights for UFC 300. Fight announcements:Feb 17th, #UFC298Feb 24th, #UFCMexicoMarch 30th, #UFCAtlanticCityApril 13th, #UFC300 pic.twitter.com/vcJYI3rekl — danawhite (@danawhite) December 22,
Aljamain Sterling has weighed in on the UFC 296 ticket fiasco. Sterling, the former UFC bantamweight champion, was turned away from the promotion’s final event of the year when he was told there were no more tickets available. He vented his frustration on the situation on his X account, and many fans criticized the UFC
Aljamain Sterling still has his sights on one name in particular and no, we’re not talking about Sean O’Malley. Instead, the former UFC Bantamweight Champion wants to collide with one of the absolute best in a weight class above: Max Holloway. Like Sterling, the fighting Hawaiian held gold for a while and currently holds down
Former bantamweight world champion Aljamain Sterling, like many of us, was left confused by the UFC’s recent handling of the heavyweight division. Particularly the situation with interim titleholder Tom Aspinall and reigning undisputed champ Jon Jones. ‘Bones’ was originally scheduled to defend his title in a heavyweight superfight against Stipe Miocic at UFC 295, but
Daniel Cormier doesn’t think Aljamain Sterling going to featherweight is a good move for him. Sterling lost his UFC bantamweight title back in August as he suffered a second-round TKO loss to Sean O’Malley. After the loss, he was adamant he wanted the rematch and was campaigning for that. After some discussion, Aljamain Sterling ended
Former UFC bantamweight champion Aljamain Sterling says he will likely be changing weight classes. Before Sterling headlined UFC 292 in Boston in August, he talked about moving up to featherweight with a win to chase champ-champ status. However, Sterling ended up losing by second-round knockout, and since then, he hasn’t been sure of his next
Aljamain Sterling claimed that Francis Ngannou “won the game” against the UFC. Earlier this week, a verbal altercation between Ariel Helwani and Chael Sonnen on The MMA Hour went viral. The two MMA public figures were arguing about Ngannou and his success after leaving the UFC before things escalated, leading to Sonnen threatening to strangle
Daniel Cormier detailed the difference between Sean O’Malley’s decision-making power as a UFC champion compared to Aljamain Sterling’s. Between March 2021 and August of this year, Sterling established arguably the most accomplished title reign in UFC bantamweight history. Yet, ‘Funk Master’ seemed to never fully be on the same page as Dana White and the
Aljamain Sterling beat Mike Grundy in a grappling match at Polaris 25 “Funk Master” hit out at Sean O’Malley and called for a rematch Aljamain Sterling returned to action at the recent Polaris 25 grappling event which was aired live on UFC Fight Pass from inside Ebbw Vale Sports Centre in Wales. The former UFC
Brandon Royval believes Alexandre Pantoja could make a similar mistake that Aljamain Sterling did against Sean O’Malley. On August 19, O’Malley finished Sterling with a second-round TKO to become the new UFC bantamweight champion. The fight-ending sequence featured ‘Sugar’ landing a counter right hand before following up with ground and pound. Meanwhile, Royval will fight
Aljamain Sterling is not a fan of Marlon Vera possibly receiving a UFC bantamweight title shot against Sean O’Malley next. When O’Malley scored a second-round TKO victory over Sterling to capture the 135-pound gold, many were convinced that an immediate rematch would be out of the question. Most assumed that the “Sugar” show would want
Sean O’Malley imagined Henry Cejudo getting mad at him as he knocked Aljamain Sterling out at UFC 292 “Triple C” claims he presents a better case of becoming “Suga’s” next opponent Reigning UFC bantamweight champion Sean O’Malley is certain Henry Cejudo was not pleased with how he was able to handle Aljamain Sterling and even
Belal Muhammad agrees with Dana White about the ongoing situation with Aljamain Sterling and Merab Dvalishvili. On August 19, Sean O’Malley secured a second-round TKO finish against Sterling to become the UFC bantamweight champion. As a result, there is now a complicated situation in the 135-pound division. For those that don’t know, Dvalishvili, the number
Chito Vera thinks Aljamain Sterling made a grave mistake. ‘Aljamain F*cked Up’ With Fast Return Just three months after going the distance with Henry Cejudo at UFC 288, the UFC Bantamweight Champion would make a quick turnaround in a high-stakes fight with Sean O’Malley. Unfortunately for Sterling, this marked his last title defense as the
Henry Cejudo doesn’t see the UFC giving Aljamain Sterling a rematch with ‘Sugar’ Sean O’Malley. On August 19, O’Malley captured the bantamweight world championship, scoring a stunning second-round knockout against the man many considered to be the greatest 135-pound fighter of all time. Since then, much has been said about who O’Malley will defend his