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Professional Fighters League and Fox Sports Mexico Unite

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Professional Fighters League (PFL), the fastest growing and most groundbreaking sports league, has today announced many years of cooperation with Fox Sports Mexico. As a pioneer in a mixed transmitting space of martial arts, Fox Sports Mexico will provide fans of fighting lives throughout Mexico in Spanish.

Thanks to this agreement, Fox Sports Mexico will broadcast all high -level franchises PFL, including the global PFL 2025 PFL tournament, a series of masters, PFL European, PFL Mena, PFL Africa and a comprehensive PFL fight library. In addition, Fox Sports Mexico will present programming, including shows before and after fighting, press conferences and weighing. Fox Sports Mexico and PFL will debut in a monumental partnership with the start of the PFL 2025 World Tournament on April 3 with Orlando in Florida.

This groundbreaking partnership emphasizes the global expansion of PFL and commitment to providing world -class mixed martial arts to a devoted international fan base, while presenting the most crucial talent of the organization.

“We are glad that we can announce our cooperation with Fox Sports Mexico,” said Peter Murray, CEO of PFL. “Like PFL, Fox Sports Mexico was pioneering in mixed martial arts space, and together we are involved in providing world -class MMA to fans in Mexico and Latin America. Thanks to our list of elite Latin American fighters, they are still developing that partnership means that partnership means only our expansion in one of the regions of Grunging in the sport. Potential launch of the Latin American League next year. “

Watch the first round of the PFL 2025 World Championships on Thursday, April 3 live at Fox Sports Mexico, where some of the best athletes of welterweight and featherweight will face each other to go to the semi -finals.

Fans can find the entire PFL campaign on Fox Sports multi -platform channels, including Fox Sports Premium and the Fox Sports MX application.

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Ian Garry accuses Michael Morales of avoiding him, then they agree to fight

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Ian Garry accuses Michael Morales of avoiding him, then they agree to fight
Michael
Morales and Ian Garry
appear to have reached an agreement.

Garry came up short in his maiden title bid in the
Ultimate Fighting Championship at UFC
330, losing to Islam
Makhachev via decision. The Irishman is now looking to re-enter
the title mix by beating unbeaten welterweight Morales, who's open
to the matchup.

Michael Morales accepts Ian Garry's Nov. 28 proposal for a UFC
fight in Saudi Arabia

Morales has shared a screenshot of his DMs with Garry wherein they
agree to fight in November. The latter initially questioned the
former's availability claims, speculating that he's avoiding the
matchup.

“I wanna fight before the end of the year and I'm being told you're
not available,†Garry wrote. “You were able to be the back up for
the world title fight but not able to take a fight with me now?
You've also asked to be a back up for the next title fight, but
still not available to fight with me? Looks like someone is
avoiding me. Talk all that sh*t online then don't agree to fight?
What's going on here?â€

Morales responded by making his position clear:

“My son, what are you talking about? I fight whenever you want I
just want a contract and that's it I'll kick your *ss.â€

Garry responded:

“Saudi, Nov. 28. Let's do it.â€

Morales accepted, but it remains to be seen whether the UFC will
put the matchup together. Carlos
Prates is widely considered the next challenger to Makhachev's
title, making Garry vs. Morales a pivotal title eliminator.

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Demetrious Johnson spots his lesson in Arman Tsarukyans UFC 331 KO

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Demetrious Johnson spots his lesson in Arman Tsarukyan's UFC 331 KO
Demetrious
Johnson claims Arman
Tsarukyan put a lesson from their training session together to
good use in his recent bout.

Tsarukyan further bolstered his case for a title shot in the

Ultimate Fighting Championship at UFC
331, knocking out Mauricio
Ruffy with an elbow at 4:56 of the opening round. The technique
he used to deliver the knockout was among the positions he worked
on alongside Johnson when they trained together.

Arman Tsarukyan put Demetrious Johnson’s clinch advice to use
against Mauricio Ruffy

Johnson broke down the finish and highlighted Tsarukyan's decision
to remain aggressive in close range rather than immediately looking
for another takedown when he had Ruffy up against the Octagon
wall.

“Now, instead of just wrestling here, like I said, you don't have
to wrestle here,†Johnson said in a video posted to his YouTube
channel. “Look, he's already here. That's one of the things I
showed him. Usually people want to wrestle here, but I told him,
‘You don't have to wrestle.'â€

The UFC Hall of Famer also backed Tsarukyan for a title shot
against lightweight champ Justin
Gaethje.

“Those are things that he's going to need when he takes on Justin
Gaethje, because Justin can push the pace,†Johnson said. “He can
do a lot of damage. He can wrestle, too. This is the fight that
needs to happen. We don't need to worry about Ilia
Topuria. This man is owed a title shot.â€


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Michael Morales and Ian Machado Garry exchange words before agreeing to Saudi Arabia showdown

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Michael Morales and Ian Machado Garry exchange words before agreeing to Saudi Arabia showdown

Michael Morales and Ian Machado Garry appear to be on a collision course.

While the UFC brass hasn't made things official, the general consensus is that Islam Makhachev will likely put the lightweight title at stake against Carlos Prates at some point before Ramadan. That would leave top contender Morales open for a title eliminator. Garry, who recently fell short in his bid to dethrone Makhachev at UFC 330, has been angling for a clash with Morales.

Recently, a DM exchange between Morales and Garry was exposed on social media. In the texts, Garry questioned Morales for not being available to fight him (via MMAMania).

“I wanna fight before the end of the year and I'm being told you're not available,†Garry texted Morales. “You were able to be the back up for the world title fight but not able to take a fight with me now? You've also asked to be a back up for the next title fight, but still not available to fight with me?

“Looks like someone is avoiding me. “Talk all that s–t online then don't agree to fight? What's going on here?â€

Morales dismissed Garry's claim, and he even allowed “The Future†to dictate the terms as long as he receives an offer for the bout.

“My son, what are you talking about?†Morales replied. “I fight whenever you want I just want a contract and that's it I'll kick your ass.â€

When Garry suggested a clash in Saudi Arabia, Morales obliged.

“Sign it, my son, and we'll do it,†Morales replied.

Growing tensions in Saudi Arabia, which have led to missile and drone attacks, have left many wary of doing business in the country at this time. Whether or not this will give the UFC brass pause remains to be seen.

Do you think Michael Morales vs. Ian Machado Garry is the right fight to book? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

This article appeared first on BJPENN.COM


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