Cain Velasquez, a former heavyweight champion of UFC, was sentenced to five years in prison for trying to murder. This load results from the incident in 2022, in which Velasquez shot arrows at a man accused of harassment of his juvenile son.

The incident took place in February 2022, when Velasquez got involved in the 11-kilometer car pursuit, shooting many shots in the vehicle carrying Harry GOULTE, a man accused of harassment of his son. However, Velasquez left him and instead hit his stepfather, Paul Bender, who suffered life -threatening injuries.

The verdict of Velasquez caused a mixed reaction, and some MMA personalities expressed their dissatisfaction. In particular, Velasquez will receive a loan for a time, which covers almost three years spent in custody and under the restriction of the house. Therefore, it is expected to serve about 18 months to two years before he can seem.

The messages were caused by the reactions of several MMA fighters, including Khabib Nurmagomedov, a friend and former training partner Velasquez with American Kickboxing Academy (AKA).

“Stay Powerful Lion” Khabib Nurmagomedov via Instagram Story expresses his support for his long -time friend Cain Velasquez.

Khabib Nurmagomedov had previously supported his teammate in one of his interviews with TMZ.

“I want to embrace his hand, give him good energy. Everyone in the world who respects himself who loves his family will do the same.” Nurmagomedov said.

The MMA community stands at Cain Velasquez

Several other fighters reacted to messages and expressed support for Velasquez.

Former BMF champion Jorge Masvidal, he reacted to messages. “#FreeCain” wrote on Twitter Masvidal.

Former airy claimant Michael Chiesa wrote on Twitter:

“Cain should not take prison. In the heat of the moment, which man would not have the passage of the sentence to protect his family. You should focus on a man who committed crimes much worse than what Cain did. I am grateful only 5 years instead of 30 years.”

“This is terrible,” said former league champion 185 Chris Weidman.

Many MMA fighters, such as Gilbert Burns, Darren Till, Derek Brunson and Joanna Jedczczyk, supported and used the hashtag “#freeCain”.

ON March 23, 2025IN One championship is set to the host One 172: Takeeru vs. Rodtang in the cult Saitama Super Arena In Saitama, Japan. This event promises to be a breakthrough opportunity in combat sport, covering a series of high rates in various disciplines.

Main event: Takeeru Segawa vs. Rodtang Jitmuangnon

The main evening is the long-awaited super-flush in the fly weight between the Japanese Kickboxing icon Takeeru Segawa and Muay Thai Superstar Rodtang Jitmuangnon. Both warriors introduce impressive records and characteristic combat styles to the ring, establishing a scene to the electrifying showroom.

Collaborated events and title fights

In addition to the main event, one 172 contains several attractive co-main events:

• Adriano Moraes vs. Yuya Wakamatsu: Rematch for the empty MMA title One Flyight MMA, in which the former King of the Division put up Adriano Moraes against Japan Yuya Wakamatsu.
• Pick up machi: The battle for the momentary title of Kickboxing champion, showing the striking efficiency of both competitors.

Event details

• Date: Sunday, March 23, 2025
• Time: 16:00 JST / 14:00 ICT
• Location: Saitama Super Arena, Saitama, Japan

Join the conversation using the official hashtag of the event #One172 To connect with fans and share thoughts on attacks.

As the expectation is built, one 172: Takeeru vs. Rodtang is ready to provide an unforgettable night of martial arts, celebrating skills and dedication of fighters from around the world.

One 172: Takeeru vs. Rodtang – live results:

Flyweight kickboxing: Rodtang “The Iron Man” Jitmuangnon defeats the “Natural Born Krusher” Takeer Segawa by knockout at 1:20 round of the first

Transient World Championships in Kickboxing’s featherweight: Masaaki Noiri defeats Tawanchai PK Saenchai by TKO at 1:55 third round

Flyweight MMA World Championship: Yuya “Little Piranha” Wakamatsu defeats Adriano “Mikinho” Moraes by TKO at 3:39 round of the first

Transient World Championships in Słomi Słoma Kickboxing: Jonathan di Bella defeats Sam-Gaiyanghadao with a unanimous decision

The Kickboxing Atomweight World Championships: “The Queen” Phenjeeja Lukjaoporongtom defeats Kana “Krusher Queen” Morimoto with a unanimous decision

Bantamweight Muay Thai: Nabil Anane defeats “The Kicking Machine” Superlek Kiatooo9 with a unanimous decision

Atom Wadzka Muay Thai: Nadaka Yoshinari overcomes Erawana cancer by knockout at 2:40 third round

Lightweight MMA: Shinya “Tobikan Judan” Aoki: defeats Eduard “Landslide” Folayang by surrender (Armbar) at 0:53 round of the first

Bantamweight kickboxing: Hiroko Akimoto defeats John “Hands of Stone” Lineker with a divided decision

Lightweight MMA: Adrian “The Phenom” Lee defeats Takeharu Ogawa by surrender (Anaconda Dushe) at 1:03 round of the first

Liberation of Muay Thai: Shimon Yoshinari defeats Yodlekpet “The Destroyer” or Atchariya in a unanimous decision

Flyweight kickboxing: Hyu defeats the end of El Jamari by knockout at 2:12 round of the first

Wadza (132 pounds) kickboxing: “Notorious Tyrant” Ryusea defeats Suriyanlek Poring

Winners of the bonus:

– Rodtang (USD 50,000)

– Masaaki Noiri (USD 50,000)

– Yuya Wakamatsu (USD 50,000)

– Adrian Lee (USD 50,000)

Brave Combat Federation announces the departure of NKOSi “The Future” Ndebele, which means the end of an unusual chapter in the history of the organization. Ndebele, which was created from Diepsloot streets to become the first fully home champion of Brave CF, leaves the promotion after more than 8 years, making history as our first home master.

The NDeBELE journey from Brave CF began in 2017, from amateur to professional ranks. During his career he competed in 11 professional fights at Brave CF Banner, gathering an impressive record of 8 wins, and 5 came in space. His crowned took place in Brave CF 80 in December 2023, where he won the Bantamweight championship with a stunning performance against Jose Torres. This victory not only showed his excellent blow, but also meant his growth as a global MMA star.

“NKOSI was an integral part of Brave’s journey, and his contribution to the organization goes beyond his fight. He was a real professional and master, embodimenting everything we stand. His presence left a lasting impact, and we appreciate the years that Brave CF devoted,” said Mohammed Shahid, president of Brave CF.

NDeBELE’s career is marked by unusual milestones: he fought on 3 different continents, competed in 4 title fights and accumulated a total time of a cage of 143 minutes and 24 seconds-the best in the history of Brave CF. These numbers emphasize its strength and dedication in sport.

Thinking about his time with a bold CF, Ndebele said: “My journey with the bold CF was transformative. From my first amateur fight to becoming a champion, I grew up not only as a warrior, but as a person. MMA talent for the world.”

NDeBELE’s last performance for Brave CF was at Brave CF 91 in Bahrain, where he lost the title in a strictly disputed five -time fight with Nicholas Hwende from Zimbabwe. Despite this loss, Ndebele’s heritage remains intact as a fierce competitor, who consistently inspired fans with his performances.

Muhammad Rizvan Ali, a relationship with a relationship with an athlete at Brave CF, added: “Working with the NKOSi was a privilege. His professionalism, sacrifice and journey from amateur to the world champion were a high standard for our athletes. He will always be part of a bold CF family.”

When Nkosi Ndebele goes to the next chapter of his career, Brave CF celebrates his achievements and an indelible sign, which he left in an organization and African MMA. His history is an inspiration for beginner fighters throughout Africa – developing this with determination and perseverance, the size is within reach.