The BMF title is being resurrected and Jorge Masvidal is all for it. ‘Gamebred’ won the inaugural ‘baddest motherf*cker’ belt back in 2019, where he defeated Stockton slugger Nate Diaz by doctor stoppage. Years after winning the UFC’s rarest title, Masvidal has hung up the gloves after a decision loss to Gilbert Burns at UFC
Jorge Masvidal sparked a lively debate among fans when he shared a photo of his encounter with former US President Donald Trump at the iconic Versailles Bakery in Miami. The meeting caused a stir, with opinions sharply divided among supporters. While it’s no secret that the former UFC star, Jorge Masvidal, has been a vocal
Jorge Masvidal is not about to admit to his altercation with Colby Covington in Miami. Back in March former UFC welterweight Jorge Masvidal got himself into some trouble. While in Miami, where he resides, Masvidal was involved in an altercation with his former opponent, Colby Covington. The incident happened on March 23, just two weeks
Jorge Masvidal will be interested to watch Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz. On August 5, Paul is set to headline a DAZN boxing pay-per-view in Dallas, Texas in a highly-anticipated bout. It is Paul’s first fight since he lost to Tommy Fury back in February in his first career defeat while it’s Diaz’s first fight
Jorge Masvidal is reflecting on the UFC‘s payment system and defending fighters’ pay. Jorge Masvidal came to the UFC back in 2013 he had a good run with a mix of wins and losses for the first four years of his UFC career. In 2019 he scored a huge knockout over Ben Askren, the fastest
Jake Paul and Jorge Masvidal met up in Miami in an awkward scene at Paul’s Betr warehouse. In the world of celebrity boxing, it seems as though the drama leading up to the fight is almost more entertaining than the fights themselves. Jake Paul is one of the most notorious celebrity boxers out there right
Daniel Cormier doesn’t see a need for Jorge Masvidal to end his retirement and come back. Masvidal announced his retirement following his UFC 287 loss to Gilbert Burns which was his fourth loss in a row. After the loss, he said he felt like he didn’t have it anymore. Yet, not even a month later,
Jorge Masvidal Sr., the father of the former UFC fighter, is being accused of shooting someone in his son’s home. Jorge Masvidal retired from MMA less than a month ago, and he’s already found himself connected to controversy. Although ‘Gamebred’ wasn’t present, the former UFC fighter’s house was the location for a shooting by his
Jorge Masvidal advised Nate Diaz to reach out to his lawyer amid his New Orleans street brawl case “Gamebred” thinks Diaz just defended himself from a potential threat during the brawl The UFC’s BMF shared his take on Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz boxing match. Jorge Masvidal has really put in a good word for
Jorge Masvidal isn’t closing the door on a future return to MMA. On April 8, Masvidal lost against Gilbert Burns by unanimous decision, extending his losing streak to four. After Burns had his hand raised, ‘Gamebred’ took off his gloves and announced his retirement. It didn’t take long for fans and analysts to question whether
Jorge Masvidal isn’t done talking politics. The Shout-Out The UFC superstar made headlines when he announced his MMA retirement at UFC 287 in his hometown of Miami, Florida. But, that wasn’t all Masvidal did in his post-fight interview as he also shouted out former president Donald Trump (who was cageside) as well as Florida Governor
Colby Covington accused Jorge Masvidal of faking his retirement to evade USADA and do steroids before making a UFC return “Chaos” said he’d still fight “Gamebred” whenever and wherever Once again, Colby Covington did not mince his words in sharing his brutally honest take on Jorge Masvidal’s retirement at UFC 287. For “Chaos,” Masvidal just
Jorge Masvidal is bringing bare-knuckle MMA to South Florida with a surprise guest fighter. Jorge Masvidal has moved on from MMA. He recently retired after his last fight at UFC 287 in Miami, Florida. The journey to that bout was an emotional one for Masvidal who is a Miami native and laid down his gloves
Leon Edwards was ready to give Jorge Masvidal a title shot but in his eyes, he blew it. UFC welterweight champion Leon Edwards is not too excited about his next possible matchup. He is fresh off of his first title defense over Kamaru Usman at UFC 287 in London, England in front of his hometown
Jorge Masvidal did not take kindly to Gilbert Burns’ accusations that he ‘greased up’ for their UFC 287 co-main event. Burns walked away with a decisive unanimous decision victory over Masvidal, sending the two-time UFC title challenger into retirement on a four-fight losing streak. Unfortunately, Burns’ win inside the Octagon was quickly overshadowed by his
After 52 fights, Jorge Masvidal is finally stepping away from the fight game. ‘I Still Would’ve Retired’ ‘Gamebred’ retired at UFC 287 after losing to Gilbert Burns in his hometown of Miami. It wasn’t so much of a surprise since Masvidal teased the decision days before the fight took place, suggesting a loss could lead