In the UFC 313 co-main event, Justin Gaethje returned to the Octagon for a rematch with Rafael Fiziev. Originally, Gaethje was scheduled to face Dan Hooker, but ‘The Hangman’ was forced to bow out of the bout, paving the way for Fiziev to step in and run it back with the man who bested him
Justin Gaethje is open to training FBI agents in combat sports “The Highlight” badly wants to regain his confidence at UFC 313 Justin Gaethje is in favor of FBI Director Kash Patel’s idea and is down to take part in training FBI agents in combat sports. Gaethje likes doing good for his country Speaking to
Justin Gaethje’s UFC 313 plans nearly crashed and burned. The former lightweight king was locked in to trade blows with Dan Hooker in Las Vegas on March 8, until Hooker’s hand crumbled in training and tossed that matchup out the window. The UFC didn’t blink, launching a mad dash to snag a new opponent and
Daniel Cormier got a confirmation from Justin Gaethje about still fighting at UFC 313 even with Dan Hooker out DC proposed a showdown between “The Highlight” and Renato Moicano Daniel Cormier talked about how Justin Gaethje confirmed that he is moving on from Dan Hooker and will still fight at UFC 313 against a different
Dan Hooker was ready to step into the cage with Justin Gaethje at UFC 313, a lightweight clash fans couldn’t wait to see. Imagine him in the gym, dialing in his final sparring rounds, unleashing those wild hooks. Then, smack, he tags a teammate’s head at the wrong angle, and his left hand pays the
Islam Makhachev, the unstoppable lightweight champion, has already begun planning his next move after his dominant victory at UFC 311. Originally set to face Arman Tsarukyan, a rematch years in the making, Makhachev had to switch gears when Tsarukyan withdrew at the last moment. Stepping in was Renato Moicano, and with just 24 hours’ notice,
For the second time in 2024, Justin Gaethje ate the canvas. In April, ‘The Highlight’ became exactly that when he suffered a brutal buzzer-beating knockout loss against Max Holloway at UFC 300, surrendering the BMF title in the process. https://x.com/sportwashing911/status/1779363247440662906 Immediately following the defeat, Gaethje confirmed that he’d be taking no less than six months
Justin Gaethje reflected on his UFC 300 knockout loss to Max Holloway “The Highlight” confessed to not having the right strategy to possibly beat “Blessed” Justin Gaethje admitted that he didn’t do what he needed to do at UFC 300 and Max Holloway was the better fighter that night. Max was at his best Speaking
Daniel Cormier is positive Justin Gaethje could still become a strong candidate for title contention if he gets a win in his return DC thinks it was a smart move for “The Highlight” to take a long rest before coming back Daniel Cormier still sees Justin Gaethje getting a crack at the lightweight title if
Max Holloway‘s face came out rather unscathed from his fight against Justin Gaethje. As for his legs? Totally different story. The newly-minted BMF Champion surpassed all expectations in his long-awaited return to the lightweight division. Holloway excelled against Gaethje for five rounds, piecing up the gritty striker in a fight many were saying was tailor-made
Max Holloway’s UFC career has never seen him knocked down, according to official fight stats. After more than a decade of competing against some of the biggest names in the game, Max Holloway is just beginning to hit his prime. After dominating everyone in the featherweight division not named Alexander Volkanovski for years, ‘Blessed’ made the
Say what you will about Dominance MMA founder Ali Abdelaziz, but you can’t deny that the man will go to bat for his clients — especially when he feels like they’re being lowballed. That was the case in 2020 as Justin Gaethje, who is represented by Abdelaziz, was gearing up for a fight with former
Justin Gaethje recalled the key moments of his knockout loss to Max Holloway at UFC 300 “The Highlight” thinks he could be ready to return after six months Justin Gaethje looked back at his tough knockout loss to Max Holloway at UFC 300 and provided a potential date for his return. Max surprised Justin Speaking
Stephen ‘Wonderboy’ Thompson added Max Holloway’s last-second knockout against Justin Gaethje to his list of all-time favorites. At UFC 300, Holloway made history by shockingly knocking out Gaethje with one second left to become the new BMF title holder. A week has passed and the MMA community can’t stop talking about the gutsy performance that
Joe Rogan declared Max Holloway’s KO win over Justin Gaethje at UFC 300 as the greatest of all time The UFC commentator thinks “Blessed” is still in his prime and is already arguably the greatest featherweight of all time Joe Rogan heaped praise on Max Holloway’s epic knockout win over Justin Gaethje to become the
Sean O’Malley’s head coach, Tim Welch, broke down Max Holloway’s legendary knockout win against Justin Gaethje. Last Saturday’s UFC 300 will go down as one of the most memorable MMA events of all time. Many factors played into the special night, but none were more significant than Holloway’s last-second knockout win to dethrone Gaethje of