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Abubaker creates history as Boser Thrills fans
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1 year agoon
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – – The most critical promotion of mixed martial arts in the Middle East was issued by another invigorating double header through two nights of non-stop, the culminating story that was created when Muhidin Abubaker became the first Somali master in the history of mixed martial arts, and the UFC Tanner Boser veteran returned to the octagon The latest TKO finish.
After five rounds of the action there and back, which took place mainly on canvas, Bends of Abaker (10-1) The short-lived flying weight title has repelled to configure a delicious union with Brazilian prescription Iago Ribeiro (13-3). His opponent at the Space 42 arena in Abu Dhabi, Victor “Shadow” Nunes (11-6) He had no response to the highest control and sleek hooding of the legs in the London Karateka, whose ground work begins to mean him as a huge talent on the global scene.
The co -existing colleague was a war for abrasion between two UFC veterinates, Tanner Boser (22-10-1) AND Vinicius Moreira (14-8). While the latter had moments on canvas, in which his application crime was always a threat, Boser was able to climb and arrange his patented bombs by the guard to start the Pugism Clinic of Pugism of Power. In the second round of Moreira she was mercilessly marked without response to the position of potency of the Canadian, and finally in the third judge waved the fight. Then Boser took up the microphone to challenge the promotion master of 205 pounds Tarek Suleiman (13-9) who was CageSide with the Arab duties of comments and immediately accepted, preparing one of several clashes for the title descending from the pipes.
The event was even more noteworthy with the victorious return of Armenian fans based in Moscow Martun Mezhlumyan (15-3) who stewed his Brazilian enemy, Wizard BJJ Italo “chip” Gomes (13-6) in the third round. Warriors Zea confirmed in an interview after the fight of Mezhlumyan that he will now face an unbeaten miracle and the current master of lightweight Khabiba Nurmagomedova Amru Magomedov (9-0) for the belt in a few months.
The previous evening at ZAA Warriors 59 presented the brightest rising talents of Arab and African continents with the main event with the participation of an outstanding Palestinian specialist Abdul Hussein (13-2) He plays the Algerian lock legs of Marseille Sami Yahia (13-6) In the first round with a stunning TKO. Cooperation co-managed the successful return Diego Bandu (6-2) with an impressive finish of the second round of Ares, PFL and DWCS STAR Cost of processing (3-2).
MMA fans in the Middle East now look at the next double header next month for Warriors in the United Arab Emirates 61 and 62 on July 23 and 24, where there will be a lot of belts unprecedented, so keep an eye on all social media channels to get updates and wbuda from the leader of the Continental fight.
Official Warriors ZAA 59 results
Lewis Mataaya BT Mahmoud El Raouf by knockout in RND 1
Lisa Zimmo bt chayme boudik by notification in RND
Fahad Eltahawy Bt Elie Farah by TKO in RND 3
Flobater Fares BT Hafid Bendari according to a unanimous decision
Ahmed mando bt abood alqaicy by notification in RND 1
Ananas
Mohamed Eldeeb BT Zamean Ismail according to a unanimous decision
Khaled Lallam bt Siyaku Dumiso with a unanimous decision
Ilias Blaid vs Rebining without context in RND 1
Omran Chaaban BT Gunthan Kaalunda Ngunza according to a unanimal decision
Abdullah Boushehri by Cole Henning by surrender in RND 1
DIGO BANDE BT ISSLAM MASRAF with TKO in RND 2
Abdul Hussein bt sami yahia by tko in rnd 1
Official Warriors ZAA 60 results
Ruel Pañales bt faris asha according to a unanimous decision
Sukhrobbek Atazhanov bt Murad Ibragimov by capturing in RND 1
Rafik-bek Omarov bt feng sjoerd wieii by TKO in RND 1
Michele Oliveira BT Zulfiya Kurbashov by TKO in RND 1
Magomed Tucchalov BT Tursubink Sodikov by reporting to the RND
Romero Cotton BT Marcos Santana by TKO in RND 3
Hossein Khorsandi BT Yazeed Hasanain according to a unanimal decision
Gamlet Aslanov bt shikhikhikhlas dzhamalov according to a unanimous decision
Carchans meslums 3
Vladislav Rudnev BT Piotr Niedzielski by Unanimous Decision
Tanner boser bt vinicius Moreira by TKO in RND 3
Muhidin abubakar bt victor nunes






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Michael ‘Venom’ Page laments another boring performance at UFC Paris: ‘I know I can do better’
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September 6, 2026
Michael “Venom†Page promised something spectacular would happen in his fight against Nursulton Ruziboev at UFC Paris on Saturday, but instead it felt like another predictably lackluster outing.
Page got the job done with a unanimous decision victory, but he also only landed 12 significant strikes across three rounds. He didn't put Ruziboev down one time during the 15-minute fight, and the crowd in Paris was anything but satisfied with his performance. Considering he was competing on the final fight his current UFC contract, Page had to know the pressure was ratcheted up for his latest performance and he acknowledged afterwards that he didn't live up to his own expectations.
“The frustrating thing is I feel great,†Page said in a post-fight interview with UFC. “Sometimes, I haven't done enough and the results show that I haven't done enough. I probably need to push myself a little bit more, take a few more risks. Sometimes I want it to be too clean, too just precise. I just know to myself, I know there's more and it's frustrating as I get to the cage, I feel like I'm holding back.
“I want to give more. The fans deserve more, the UFC deserves more. I know I can give more. I feel like I'm almost there.â€
Being “almost there†as Page turned 39 years old back in April is a dubious distinction for a fighter who built his reputation on delivering dazzling knockouts and showcasing the kind of creativity that made him one of the most exciting fighters in the world.
But through six UFC fights thus far, Page has failed to earn a single finish, and he's faced far more criticism for his performances than any kind of praise despite putting together a 5-1 record.
“I'm going to have to doctor my style a little bit more,†Page said. “Maybe adapt it so people feel more comfortable coming forward and that also might make me slightly less dangerous but maybe over volume, I'll still get it. I've got to go back to the drawing board.
“I don't know the exact answer. Go back to the drawing board, test it out when I'm sparring and see what happens.â€
With his UFC contract completed, Page now has to sit down with the matchmakers and executives at the promotion and find out if they want him back or not.
At his best, Page is absolutely a top 15 fighter but his entertainment value has plummeted with his recent performances. Page isn't oblivious to the boos from the crowd and he knows he has to do a lot more in his fights if he wants bigger and better opportunities.
“I'll sit down with the UFC and have an honest conversation,†Page said. “Look, I know I can do better. I'm aspiring to do better. Give me better opponents and have faith I can go deliver something special for the crowd.â€
Whether or not the UFC believes what Page is selling is a whole other story and only time will tell if the organization makes him an offer for a new deal or the two sides just part ways and “MVP†becomes a free agent heading into 2027.
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UFC Paris Post Show: Reaction to Salahdine Parnasse’s quick win over Dan Hooker, and where he goes next
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18 hours agoon
September 5, 2026
Dan Hooker welcomed Salahdine Parnasse to the UFC this weekend, and all he got for it was a trip to the hospital.
On Saturday, Parnasse made his long-awaited UFC debut and gave the French fans something to cheer about, running through Hooker with relative ease in the first round. How impressive was Parnasse's performance and where does he go next?
Join MMA Fighting's Mike Heck and Alexander K. Lee as they break down what comes next for Parnasse and Hooker, after UFC Paris. Additionally, Mike and AK dive into the rest of the action from the UFC's latest trip to the City of Light, discuss the UFC 332 main event announcement and what it means for Valentina Shevchenko, chat about Katie Taylor's retirement fight in Ireland, answer viewer questions, and more.
Watch the UFC Paris post-fight show above, or an audio-only version of the show can also be streamed below and on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever else you get your podcasts.
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Pros react after Salahdine Parnasse stops Dan Hooker at UFC Paris
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20 hours agoon
September 5, 2026

Today's UFC Paris event was headlined by a lightweight contest featuring Dan Hooker taking on Salahdine Parnasse.
Hooker (24-15 MMA) had entered the contest with hopes of snapping a two-fight losing skid. ‘The Hangman' had most previously competed this past February at UFC 325 in Sydney, where he suffered a second-round TKO loss to Benoit Saint Denis. That setback was preceded by a submission defeat to Arman Tsarukyan in November of last year. Prior to those losses, Dan Hooker had put together a three-fight winning streak, a stretch which included victories over Jalin Turner and Mateusz Gamrot.
Meanwhile, Salahdine Parnasse (24-2 MMA) was making his Octagon debut this evening in Paris. The former two-division KSW champion had entered the contest on a five-fight winning streak, with his most recent victory coming over Kenneth Cross at May's ‘Rousey vs. Carano' MVP MMA event.
Tonight's UFC Paris headliner proved to be a coming out party for Salahdine Parnasse. The former KSW champion made quick work of Dan Hooker, disposing of ‘The Hangman' in the very first round. The finishing sequence began with a kick to the liver and ended with a nasty left hand that sent Hooker crashing to the canvas. It was an impressive showing for the UFC newcomer and sets him up for a high profile fight next time up.
Official UFC Paris Results: Salahdine Parnasse def. Dan Hooker via KO (punches) at 2:35 of Round 1
Check out how the pros reacted to ‘Hooker vs. Parnasse' below:
Here. We. Go.#UFCParÃs pic.twitter.com/HWaWXV46Qr
— Jed I. Goodman © (@jedigoodman) September 5, 2026
Man i got a feeling Dan bout to be put out cold….
— UFC Roster Watch (@UFCRosterWatch) September 5, 2026
Post-fight reactions to Parnasse defeating Hooker at UFC Paris:
Wow. impressive performance. Patient, methodical and when he decided to go was able to finish it. #UFCParÃs
— Alan Jouban (@AlanJouban) September 5, 2026
Parnasse is going to be a problem
So fast, so powerful, so precise and with that sort of killer instinct when he smells blood in the water.
Impressive debut with the first round TKO of Dan Hooker.
— Aaron Bronsteter (@aaronbronsteter) September 5, 2026
I cannot believe people thought Dan Hooker would beat Salahdine Parnasse. #UFCParis
— Adam Martin (@MMAdamMartin) September 5, 2026
Wowwwwwwww. Blitzed him. Salahdine Parnasse has arrived.
— caposa (@Grabaka_Hitman) September 5, 2026
Damn did him bad Parnasse welcome to rankings and the ufcðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘
— Terrance McKinney (@twrecks155) September 5, 2026
Aight he's getting Michael Chandler next
— Belal Muhammad (@bullyb170) September 5, 2026
Early thoughts on Parnasse. He can fight top level. No doubt! Not great on the mic though. Had the opportunity for a Uros Medic moment in his home country. Just didn't have that thing. #UFCParÃs
— Alan Jouban (@AlanJouban) September 5, 2026
Who would you like to see Salahdine Parnasse fight next following his knockout victory over Dan Hooker this afternoon in France? Share your thoughts in the comment section PENN Nation!
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