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UFC 316 was recorded continuous dominance of Merab Dvowishvili and Kayla Harrison, when they both exhausted their opponents.

Their next rumors are, respectively, Cory Sandhagen and Amanda Nunes.

Ornudmakers Concrete.ag Open lines for both of these potential fights.

The chances are glossy and may change (they already have). You can find a direct link to the chances in real time HERE.

Corey Sandhangen +220

MERAB DVELISHVILI -260

Note: the line opened -250 and +210.

Amanda Nunes +155

Kayla Harrison -180

Note: the line opened -150 and +130.

Birmingham, Alabama -27 July: (RL) Mark Kerr fights with Moti Horenstein during the UFC 14 Inside Boutwell Auditorium event on July 27, 1997 at Birmingham, Alabama. (Photo by Zuff LLC via Getty Images)

Las Vegas -FRC officially announced that the two -time winner of the heavyweight tournament Mark Kerr will be introduced to 2025 UFC Hall of Fame as part Pioneer Era Wing. Honor will be awarded during 13. Annual International Fight Week UFCWith Hall of Fame induction ceremony set Thursday, June 26On T-Mobile Arena In Las Vegas. The event will be broadcast live UFC Fight Pass®.

“Mark Kerr was a high-level wrestler, who also fought for pride and was one of the first pioneers of this sport,” he said President and CEO of UFC Dana White.

Kerr stays 21. Inducam in Pioneer Era Wing, who recognizes athletes who started their professional career before adopting the united MMA rules on November 17, 2000And they are either over 35 years Or retirement for at least a year.

Career of the first and fierce finishes

Over 12-year careerKerr accumulated a record 15-11, 1 NC With ten wins under UFC and Pride banners. Defeated celebrated opponents such as And BobishIN Branko CikaticicAND Enson IEUE In various best promotions.

MMA Kerr’s journey began January 19, 1997On World Vale Tudo Championship 3Where he won three finishing of the first round, winning the title of the tournament. Six months later he debuted in the UFC in UFC 14: Showdowneasily winning in both tournament fights.

Kerr came back UFC 15: collision coursewhere he defeated Greg Stott AND Dwayne Cason In the total 70 seconds, making him one of only five fighters in history to win many UFC tournaments – a group covering legends Royce Gracie, Mark Coleman, Dan Severn, AND Don Frye.

Domination in pride and “The Smashing Machine”

After leaving UFC, Kerr competed Pride Fighting Championships in Japan, where his aggressive style brought him a nickname “Smashing Machine”. He won six of the first eight duels in pride, after which he ended his MMA career in global promotions, retiring 2009.

Beyond the Cage: Documents and Dwayne Johnson

Kerr’s life and career were presented in the HBO documentary critics recognized by critics “Smashing Machine” offering a strict look at the challenges related to the elite MMA competition. This story will soon hit a vast screen with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson Presenting Kerr in the recent A24 movie set for release October 3, 2025.

Wrestling Roots and Global Grappling Success

Derived from Toledo, OhioKerr started his wrestling career in high school and he became Ohio Division and Master of State in 1986. Later he competed Syracuse Universityearnings All-America awards and winning 1992 NCAA Division and Championship.

Post College, Kerr stood out on the international arena Freestyle wrestlingcapture Gold and silver medals on World World World World World and Mr. American Gamesand winning USA World Team Trials in 1993 and 1994

In the world of grabbing, Kerr dominated ADCC Supission Fighting Championshipgetting gold in 1999, 2000, AND 2001beating the future UFC masters Josh Barnett AND Ricco Rodriguez. In 2022, he was introduced to the inaugural ADCC HALL OF FAME.

With achievements covering supplies, MMA and struggle – and a recent film about his life –Hall of Fame induction Marek Kerra is more than slow. His heritage as a pioneer, master and fearless player still influences sport to this day.

Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC) 143 took place on June 6, 2025 in 4 Bears Casino & Lodge in Novel Town, North Dakota. In the event it contained two title fights and showed a series of convincing duels in various weight classes.

CFFC 143 provided the night of stimulating finishes and presented rising talents in many divisions. Thanks to the outstanding performances and implications, the event caused a significant rush to the career of fighters and the constant narrative of the promotion.

Main event: Flyight Weighing Championship

Bilal Hasan (7-0) he successfully defended his title of Flyight before Jason Eastman (8-5) With the victory of TKO at 1:46 fourth round. Hasan’s constant pace and striking, ended with a decisive finish, strengthening his status of dominant strength in the division.

Cooperation. Fares: Ephemeral Medium Weight Championships

In the event of cooperation, Chris Brown (12-5) captured the momentary medium weight title, defeating Randall “Buddy” Wallace (23-11-1) through a unanimous decision. Browna’s tactical approach and endurance brought him a favor of judges, preparing the ground for a potential unification fight.

Main card results

• Angel Alvarez (9-2) def. JT Schulte (8-4) – TKO (head kick and blows), round 1, 3:30
• Beau Samani (7-2) def. Anthony Castillo Jr. (16-21) -Frite (choke on the back), round 1, 2:50
• Michael Jamiyandorj (3-0) def. JARTAVIS JACKSON (2-2) – Application (Gilotine choke), round 1, 2:58
• GURAM Gochashvili (4-0) def. Christian Echols (7-4) – TKO (blows), round 2, 4:31
• Chris Choo (4-2) def. Frank Rayford (3-2) -Frite (choke on the back), round 2, 2:28
• Micaela Rampage (3-3) def. Alana Cook (4-2) – Application (Armbar), round 3, 1:26
• Geovanny Salazar (2-0) def. Kieran Hernandez (0-2) – Application (Gilotine choke), round 1, 0:39
• Cameron Williamson (4-3) def. Ronnie Roberson (1-1) -Phole (choke on the back), round 2, 1:09