Sean O’Malley will look to test out Aljamain Sterling’s chin once the two bantamweight stars step inside the Octagon for their highly anticipated title tilt at UFC 292 this Saturday night. The promotion heads back to Boston for a stacked card inside TD Garden, headlined by a 135-pound title clash between perhaps the greatest bantamweight
Michael Bisping thinks Aljamain Sterling has been remarkable so far to lose against Sean O’Malley “The Count” believes “Sugar” would have troubles trying to figure out “Funk Master” UFC 292 Aljamain Sterling vs. Sean O’Malley is just days away from happening and Michael Bisping could already see how the fight could possibly play out. For
Ray Longo believes Aljamain Sterling will move up to the featherweight division after UFC 292 On Saturday, August 19, Sterling will headline UFC 292 as he looks to defend his bantamweight title against Sean O’Malley. Regardless of the outcome, ‘Funk Master’ has teased plans to leave the 135-pound division to avoid a fight against his
Sean O’Malley’s long-time coach, Tim Welch, is feeling a lot of pressure going into the biggest fight week of his fighter’s career. On Saturday night, ‘Sugar’ will step under the main event spotlight at TD Garden in Boston for a bantamweight title tilt with reigning 135-pound king, Aljamain Sterling. Ahead of the highly anticipated clash,
UFC Bantamweight Champion Aljamain Sterling has revealed why he’ll likely say his goodbyes to the 135-pound division after UFC 292. Sterling will be putting his 135-pound gold on the line against Sean O’Malley in the main event of UFC 292 on August 19. The “Funk Master” has long teased a move up to the featherweight
Fan favorite ‘Sugar’ Sean O’Malley is mere days away from the biggest fight in his mixed martial arts career. On August 19, the No. 2 ranked contender will head to Boston for a highly anticipated title tilt with reigning bantamweight world champion, Aljamain Sterling. The bout will headline the promotion’s return to Bean Town and
It’s a bad idea to count out Sean O’Malley… at least, that’s according to Eddie Cha. Fight Ready’s Cha has many years of experience as a striking coach, notably to former UFC Champion Henry Cejudo and ‘The Korean Zombie’. While he’s not in O’Malley’s corner for his upcoming title fight at UFC 291, he is
Rob Font has some thoughts on the state of the UFC bantamweight division and what the future could hold. Font is set for a pivotal bout in the 135-pound division. He will face Cory Sandhagen on the UFC Nashville card on August 5. Font was initially set to meet Song Yadong at UFC 292, but
Aljamain Sterling is giving Francis Ngannou a chance against Tyson Fury. Sterling: Ngannou ‘Won In The Sense Of Betting On Himself’ In his first fight since his UFC departure, the former heavyweight champion will be making his boxing debut on Oct. 28 in Saudi Arabia… Not everybody was a big believer in Ngannou getting a
Sean O’Malley discussed his point of view after seeing Aljamain Sterling and Marlon ‘Chito’ Vera at UFC 290. On Saturday, July 8, the UFC ended Internation Fight Week with an action-packed fight card that featured plenty of celebrities and fighters in attendance. Among those enjoying the Las Vegas spectacle was O’Malley, who ran into a
Henry Cejudo revisited his fight with Aljamain Sterling at UFC 288 in an effort to understand how he came up short on the scorecards. ‘Triple C’ returned after nearly three years on the shelf with hopes of reclaiming the bantamweight world championship. Squaring off with reigning titleholder Aljamain Sterling, the ‘King of Cringe’ came up
Alexander Volkanovski isn’t short of challengers at this moment of his career. The UFC Featherweight Champion is closing on his fifth title defense at UFC 290, where he looks to unifies the title against interim champ Yair Rodriguez in the International Fight Week headliner. Volkanovski’s Hit-List Volkanovski doesn’t want to look past the unpredictable ‘Pantera’
Aljamain Sterling admitted that he didn’t want to face Sean O’Malley without enough rest “Funk Master” will push for some time off after UFC 292 Reigning UFC bantamweight champion Aljamain Sterling wanted to take a longer rest after defending his title at UFC 288 against Henry Cejudo. However, he was obliged to fight again when
UFC Bantamweight Champion Aljamain Sterling and Marlon “Chito” Vera have given their response to Henry Cejudo being pulled from UFC 292. Cejudo was expected to meet Marlon “Chito” Vera inside TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts on August 19. UFC President Dana White told ESPN that the fight was a done deal, but Cejudo quickly told
Aljamain Sterling wasn’t happy with how the UFC tried to market Petr Yan. In March 2021, Sterling earned a UFC bantamweight title shot after winning five consecutive fights. Everything changed for both fighters in the fourth round when Yan landed a blatantly illegal knee, leading to ‘Funk Master’ winning by disqualification and becoming the new
Aljamain Sterling is ready to prove his haters wrong once again when he returns to the Octagon this August for his fourth UFC bantamweight world title defense. ‘Funk Master’ has had a masterful run in mixed martial arts dating back to 2018, when his current nine-fight win streak began. In the process, he has captured