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Las Vegas – Fightbook MMA has weighing results UFC Vegas 105: Emmett vs. Murphy It aims to electrifying the night of mixed martial arts on April 5, 2025 at the UFC top in Enterprise, Nevada. The main event is a fascinating fight against a featherweight between the 8th position of Josh Emmett and the invincible No. 10 in the Lerone Murphy ranking.

This event will be broadcast on ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN+ (both in English and Spanish). The initial card starts at 15:00 PT / 6 PM et, followed by the main card at 18.00 pt / 9 pm et.

Main event: Josh Emmett vs. Lerone Murphy

Josh Emmett (16-5), fighting with Sacramento in California, returns to Octagon after winning in the first round over Bryce Mitchell at UFC 296 at the end of 2023, known for his knockout power, Emmett ensured significant victories against leading opponents, such as Calvin Kattar and Michael Johnson. Striving to break into the top five of the pen scale division, Emmett tries to stop the invincible Murphy series with another finish from the attractions.

Lerone Murphy (15-0-1), from Manchester in England, remains invincible in his professional career. Murphy demonstrated his efficiency in the 145-pound division with victories over Dan IgE, Edson Barboza and Joshua Culibao. Now he wants to add Emmett to his list of conquered enemies and continue the hill in the rankings of a featherweight.

A joint collaborator: Pat Sabatini vs. Joanderson brito

At the co–Maan event, Pat Sabatini (19-5) and Joanderson Brito (17-4-1) are to collide. Sabatini, decorated with a mixed artist fighting with black belts in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Tang Soo to, won victories over Jonathan Pearce, Lucas Almeida and Jamall Emmers. Brito, winner of the contract with a series of players Dana White of Manaus in Brazil, impressed by winnings against Diego Lopes, Jacek Shore and Andre Fili. Both warriors are aimed at making a statement and climbing a featherweight ladder.

UFC Vegas 105 Weighing-Emmett vs. Murphy:

Main card (ESPN, ESPN+, 21:00 ET):

Josh Emmett vs Lerone Murphy
Joanderson Brito Brito Patbatini
Changho Lee vs Cortavious Romius
Martin Buday vs Kennedy Nzechukwu
Gerald Meerschaert vs Brad Tavares
Torrez Finney vs Rob Valentin

Preliminary card (ESPN, ESPN+, 18:00 et):

Luis Gurule vs Osbourne
Davey Grant vs Daniel Santos
Dione Barbosa vs Diana Belbit
Daniel Frunza vs Rhys McKe
Pedro Falcao vs Victor Henry
Talita Alencar vs Vanessa Demopoulos
Loma Lookboonmee vs Istela Nunes

MIAMI – Camfate Global announced three recent duels and the end of its combat martial art (MMA) combat card for Thursday, April 10, live on YouTube on YouTube with Studiosusunivision Studios in Miami.

The Global Combate event will be streaming live, around the world, free of charge during both global’s English YouTube channel And this Spanish YouTube channel.

A six -person account will be at the forefront of the previously announced fly weight (125 pounds) between “the most -observed MMA Fighter woman in the world”, Lucero “La Loba” Acosta (5-2) Tijuana, BC, Mexico and fight a global veteran and a professional distinctive boxing, April “Mulan” Angiano (6-4, 1 NC, MMA; 4-1, 1 KO, boxing).

Among the three recent fights announced today was a featherlight (155 pounds) showdown between the sensation of Valle Flowing (VFS), Jose “Tire Loco” Ferreira (12-2) and a friend who hits, finalister, Drake randall (7-1).

Fighting with Chicago, Illinois, the house of the VFS team led by experienced coach Mike Valle, 26-year-old Ferreira provided some of the most electrifying moments Global in La Jaul, including his stunning third round (1:58) TKO (strikes) with The Ultimate Fighter: Latin America 3 The winner of the reality series of the competition, Martin “El Toro” Bravo on June 18, 2023.

Randall is a 28-year-old, Lewiston, Prodigy from a featherlight MMA star, Austin “Golden Boy” Arnett and a member of the Arnett Fighting Team, “Executions Team Execution”. He is also a former All-American wrestler at the Eastern-Logon University.

Randall, a former undefeated amateur competitor, exploded on a professional battle scene just two years ago and scored six subsequent wins in the first round.

In other actions announced today for the Global Combate Fight Card on April 10, undefeated Sedric Richard (2-0) with Seattle, Wash. Will collect another MMA Upstart and an invincible professional boxer, Marcelo Reyes (1-1 MMA; 5-0, 4 ko, boxing) from Edinburgh, Texas in a featherlight duel.

Third pits announced today Jose “Ochito” Ochoa (1-0) Mexicali, BC, Mexico against Isaac Padilla (0-0) from Managua, Nicaragua by Miami at Feather Wweight.

In the previously announced co-main event in welterweight (170 pounds), Marcos “El Lobo” Lloreda (15-8) with Miami will try to expand his series of wins for five consecutive fights with the undefeated phenomenon Jaden Ortega (3-0) Spokane, Wash.

A 27-year-old social media star will issue a competition previously announced Luis “Pride” Escudero (3-3) Hermosillo, son, Mexico against Marcos “El Toro” Lopez (5-5) Spokane.

Additional information about Combate Global and its athletes can be found www.combateglobal.com and also YouTube (Spanish), YouTube (English), Facebook AND Instagram.

Complete combine harvester of global combat card – Thursday, April 10
(The full list of fights below does not reflect the order of the fight)

The main event of women’s fly:
Lucero “La Loba” Acosta (5-2) vs. April “Mulan” Angiano (6-4, 1 NC, MMA; 4-1, 1 KO, boxing)

Wydzielcza Wytreight Day:
Marcos “El Lobo” Llored (15-8) vs. Jaden Ortega (3-0)

Delicate:
Jose “Loco tires” Ferreira (12-2) vs. Drake randall (7-1)

Featherweight:
Luis “Pride” Esudero (3-3) vs. Marcos “El Toro” Lopez (5-5)

Featherweight:
Jose “Ochito” Ochoa (1-0) vs. Isaac Padilla (0-0)

Delicate:
Sedric Richard (2-0) vs. Marcelo Reyes (1-1 MMA; 5-0, 4 KO, boxing)

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British UFC veteran Brad Pickett In a recent interview with the Global Fight League “All Smoke & Mirrors” Grosvenor Sport.

GFL has met with great skepticism over the past few months, but last night he announced the inaugural weekend of events (May 24^th-25^th) in LA, which is very excited about fans.

Weighing the debate about the fresh concept, Pickett discussed:

• Challenges that GFL will try to repeat the success of the UFC
• Questions about the format of the league and teams and its long -term aspirations
• Reveals how the league contacted him and remained frustrated by them

“It’s all smoke and mirrors” UFC veteran says in the Global Fight League

We talked about some competing promotions and the monopoly that UFC has. What do you think about GFL that appeared out of nowhere? Did you contact this to get involved?

Brad Pickett: In a sense, it’s all smoke and mirrors until something happens. They signed all these warriors, I am surprised that they did not receive any insurance for any of these warriors, some of these guys are appropriate.

For me personally, you can’t just throw money on something and expect that it will be a success day by day. UFC was not built overnight; It took years of demanding work to build this brand. You can’t just buy a few fighters and expect to repeat the UFC model. It won’t work like that. It’s tough. This can probably happen, but you have to build something with time, they did nothing else, it was only MMA, but sold a little differently.

It’s the same, but it’s a bit more complicated. They try to sell these aspects of the band, trying to encourage people to support the team, I understand this, but there is not even one local warrior on the London card. What do they think? They try to sell this aspect of the team and can encourage wealthy people to buy and support these teams, but it doesn’t make much sense.

Did they ask you for commitment? Because when you look at the London team, there is Gustafsson, who is Swedish, Mousasi, who is Dutch, and everyone is in the London team.

Brad Pickett: I talked to several different people, not directly, but by others. I had some contact, but as I said, at the moment it’s all smoke and mirrors. Nothing really happens. I had several guys who were to be signed with them, and they live and train in London. They were just bypassed, which irritated me a bit.