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Henry Cejudo and “Rampage” Jackson Clash on UFL 6

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United Fight League (UFL) is back next month for a battle with the right to brag citizens!

UFL 6 is set to another electrifying team vs. Teams after the success of our previous event last year. On Friday, May 2, UFL 6: Scottsdale vs. Orange County goes to Westworld Scottsdale Equidome, Arizona, as an Olympic gold medalist, Henry Cejudowants to defend the home turf against MMA legends, “Rampage” JacksonAnd his team from Orange.

Both men will capitalize their team of five fighters who will compete in five matches to prove that they represent a better MMA talent habitat!

In order for the teams to win, they will have to accumulate points in five duels, and UFL designed an inventive and entertaining scoring system that encourages you to action and quick finishes, which maintains the full involvement of fans to the last bell.

Last year, we saw the benefits of this scoring system, because in the last fight the Vegas team came from behind to win over the Phoenix team, when Vince Morales won a victory in the third round with an outstanding modified Peruvian tie over Hunter Azure.

The UFL scoring system works as follows:

For 3-round duels:

– win in round 1 = 4 points

– win in round 2 = 3 points

– win in round 3 = 2 points

– win by decision = 1 point

For 5-round duels:

– win in round 1 = 6 points

– win in round 2 = 5 points

– win in round 3 = 4 points

– win in round 4 = 3 points

– win in round 5 = 2 points

– win by decision = 1 point

If the Scottsdale Vs. team Team Orange County results are even after all five duels, then the number of the frame he needed for each side to reach their sum. Each team reached this number of points in the shortest time, he will be announced the winner.

This structure provides every second of each round – encouraging finishes, aggressive strategies and game planning at the team level.

“I could not be more excited about the next chapter UFL” UFL founder, Harrison Rogers. “We are building a promotion, and 2025 we will see more teams, up-to-date coaches and huge advertisements, including the transaction, which will see us in millions of houses throughout America. Our next activity sees Scottsdale vs. Orange County and I can now tell you that neither Henry nor Rampage want to leave May 2!”

“This is another MMA evolution” Says former UFC master and the owner of Franchise Scottsdale, Henry Cejudo. “Ufl scoring forces us to think differently. It is not just about a duel-it comes to time, style and explosion. We build schedules that can end fights and collect points. It’s the brain, it is brisk and is fun as hell for fans.”

“This is a type of system that makes every fight explodes” Adds the co -owner and coach of the Franchise of Orange, Quinton “Rampage” Jackson. “You want the fighters to go to the rinsed and completing work, and now they have a reason. The strategy as a trainer is wild – I have to think about who will probably get a quick finish, and not just win. This provides a completely up-to-date level of intensity, and I’m inside.”

In the main event, UFC and Bellator veteran, Kyle Stewart (15-6)He competes for the last time in MMA opposite the risky finisher from Orange, Randall Wallace (22-10-1)In medium weight and brother of the MMA star, Tracy Cortez, Reyes Cortez (8-3, 1NC)faces a tough challenge in Ricardo Dias (10-7) As part of the Bantam feature competition.

United Fight League (UFL) remains the only promotion that offer all athletes as part of the fighting contracts many times health insurance AND shares in the company. Thanks to their fighter, the properties of the Franchise team by MMA Legends, and now this up-to-date scoring format, UFL leads a charge to the up-to-date era of combat sports.

UFL 6 will be broadcast live and for free Bang With the whole action starting at 21:30 ET/18.30 PT on Friday, May 2.

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Current UFL 6 combat card

Main card

Main event

Scottsdale vs. Orange County

Average weight

Kyle Stewart (15-6) vs. Randall Wallace (22-10-1)

Cooperation of cooperation

Scottsdale vs. Orange County

Featherlight

TBC vs. Jacob Rosales (15-9)

Scottsdale vs. Orange County

Semi -average weight

Austin Wourms (7-5, 1NC) vs. Geno Morelli (4-0)

Scottsdale vs. Orange County

Wadzka Bantam

Richard Mahan (2-1) vs. Patrick Cornett (2-2)

Scottsdale vs. Orange County

Wadzka Bantam

Cortez Reyes (8-3, 1C) vs. Ricardo Dias (10-7)

Semi -average weight

Johan Rodriguez (3-1) vs. Kyle Wright (2-2, 1NC)

Foreplay

Fly weight

Kyle Road (13-8) vs. João Camilo (9-7)

Entry to fishing (140 pounds)

Amari Sensavanh (7-0) vs. Giovanny Meza (8-6)

Entry to fishing (130 pounds)

Jared Braun (2-1) vs. Carlos Valabez (2-3)

Featherweight

Paul Marghitas (Pro Debut) vs. Steven Almeida (1-5)

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Morning Report | Coach questions if UFC influenced controversial referee standup: ‘If you don’t fight a certain fight, you’re not getting in’

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Morning Report | Coach questions if UFC influenced controversial referee standup: ‘If you don’t fight a certain fight, you’re not getting in’

Charles Oliveira defends his “BMF” title against Diego Lopes at UFC 335 on Dec. 12, but it’s fair to say it doesn’t have quite the same buzz as other matchups featuring the symbolic belt.

Some of that obviously has to do with Oliveira winning it with a one-sided, smothering effort against fan favorite Max Holloway. One could also argue the idea has naturally run its course after it originated from a spark of inspiration provided by Nate Diaz and then became another UFC prop.

Dan Hooker recently told Submission Radio that Oliveira “killed it,” which seems harsh, but is he the only one thinking this? Who do you think is responsible for the BMF belt losing its luster (if it even has)?

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UFC fighter recalls training with Conor McGregor at 17

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UFC fighter recalls training with Conor McGregor at 17
Jean-Paul
Lebosnoyani trained with Conor
McGregor when he was in high school.

Lebosnoyani said he was just 17 when he had the chance to train
with the
Ultimate Fighting Championship star ahead of McGregor's first
fight against Nate Diaz in
2016. Lebosnoyani had just finished a large Mongolian barbecue meal
when his father called to tell him McGregor needed a training
partner at the gym. “American Bandit†trained with McGregor for
about two weeks.

How Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani first met Conor McGregor

Lebosnoyani praised McGregor's humility and said the former
two-division champion has sent him messages throughout his career.
Despite the controversies surrounding McGregor, Lebosnoyani said he
will always respect the Irishman.

“I had just eaten the most I’ve ever eaten in my life. As soon as I
finished my meal, my dad calls me,†Lebosnoyani told Ariel Helwani.
“He goes, ‘Conor’s at the gym. He needs you to train right now.' I
was like, ‘Oh my God, I’m gonna barf all over this guy.' We did a
bunch of jiu-jitsu rounds and trained for about two weeks before he
met Dillon
Danis. That was the highlight of my high school childhood.
Shout out to Conor. He’s messaged me throughout my career. When I
got signed to the UFC, he wrote me a nice message saying
congratulations. When I met Conor, he was the most humble,
down-to-earth guy. Obviously, there’s a lot of controversy with
him, but I will always respect him. He has a special place in my
heart. At that point, he was at the pinnacle of his career, and it
was extremely inspirational how humble he was to someone like me.
He would pull up to the gym in two Rolls-Royces, and the second he
stepped on the mat, that whole persona, the whole ego, was just
gone.”

Lebosnoyani (12-2) earned his UFC contract on
Dana White's Contender Series last year. He has won all three
of his UFC fights, earning his first stoppage victory in the
promotion against Farman
Hasanov at
UFC Vegas 123 on Oct. 31.


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Arman Tsarukyan sets one condition for fighting Alexander Volkanovski

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Arman Tsarukyan sets one condition for fighting Alexander Volkanovski
Arman
Tsarukyan is open to fighting Alexander
Volkanovski, provided
Ultimate Fighting Championship gold is at stake.

Volkanovski (29-4) defended the featherweight title with a
technical knockout victory over Movsar
Evloev at
UFC 333 in Abu Dhabi before expressing interest in returning to
lightweight. With champion Justin
Gaethje uncertain about his future, Volkanovski offered to face
Tsarukyan (24-3) for the vacant title if Gaethje retires.

Arman Tsarukyan reminds Alexander Volkanovski how Islam
Makhachev rematch ended

Tsarukyan said the championship matters more to him than the
opponent.

“I'm ready for everyone,†Tsarukyan told Yavuz Saynomo. “For me, it
doesn't matter who I'm gonna fight; I just want to fight for the
title.â€

Volkanovski has expressed confidence that he can counter
Tsarukyan's wrestling and avoid being held down. Tsarukyan
responded by recalling the Australian's knockout loss to Islam
Makhachev.

“He said Islam Makhachev cannot knock him out, too,†Tsarukyan
added.

Volkanovski has twice challenged Makhachev for the lightweight
championship. He lost their first meeting by unanimous decision
before Makhachev finished their rematch with a head kick and
follow-up punches.

Tsarukyan remains confident that his next bout will be for the
title. If Gaethje retires, “The Batman†expects to compete for the
vacant belt.

“I have a title fight next,†Tsarukyan reiterated. “Either Justin
Gaethje. If he is retired, someone else.â€

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