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Yaroslav Amosov vs. Curtis Millender: What can you expect
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2 years agoon
Atlantic City, NJ – Cage Fury Fury Fury Fury Championships (CFFC) are elated to announce a special overdue addition to the upcoming event of the CFFC 140 organization, as a former Bellator MMA master Yaroslav “Dynamo” Amosov accepts a longtime veteran of a great show “Curto” Curtis Millender in three special attractions.
Both Amosov (27-1) and Millender (21-10) debut the promotional in the 183-Funt Hunting Weight Competition, which he streams to the UFC Fight Pass on Friday, March 14, from 2,300 arena in Philadelphia.
Constrained tickets remain on sale for CFFC 140 at Cffc.tv. Long -time journalist and sender of MMA John Morgan calls the action along with the current UFC Medium weight claimant Other Petroski.
“Our goal in CFFC is to facilitate identify the best talents in the world and provide them with a platform for development and prove their readiness to UFC,” said CFFC CEPs Rob Haydak. “Both Yaroslav and Curtis have already performed at the highest level of sport and are clearly world -class talents. Initially, they planned to face on March 14 under a different banner, but instead we were presented with a very unique opportunity to introduce this duel to CFFC 140 and it was an uncomplicated decision for us.
“This is an absolutely spectacular addition to our card and will give CFFC fans a chance to watch the two best in the world when they are heading to the international stage.”
Amosov claimed that the title of MMA Bellator welterweight in 2021 with the victorious decision of the then Champa Douglas Lima, before he registered a successful defense of the belt with victory over this transient owner of the title of Logan Storley, who won this status when the unquestioned Ukrainian champion was forced to go aside to facilitate in the defense of his country in the current conflict with Russia. Amosov, who gathered the amazing 27-0 record until then, returned to the cage nine months later and suffered a shocking loss with Jason Jackson.
Amosov hoped for an immediate rematch with Jackson, but he did not compete again about Bellator after the Professional Fighters League was taken over before he became a free agent at the end of 2024.
Meanwhile, Millender has long been a indefinite element at the highest level of sport, in this five -person UFC period, which included the winning of the Octagon over Thiago Alves, Max Griffin and Siyar Bahadurzada. His contract ended after a decision -making defeat against the current UFC Bellala Muhammad welterweight master, and then Millender first moved to Bellator, and then to PFL. He recently tried his hand at boxing, as well as Bareknuckle MMA.
Always willing to take on the most complex challenges available, Millender’s 12-year professional career also includes fights with appointed MMA, such as Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos, Ryan Ford, Jared Gooden, Sabah Homesi, Kevin Holland, Rory Macdonald, Magomed Magomedkerimov, Alexander Shalenko and Brenn Ward, others.
In addition to the special attraction Amosov vs. Millender, the composition of CFFC 140 also has an additional up-to-date championship match, because both Robert Varricchio and Angel Alvarez have been forced to withdraw from the planned competition for a free delicate promotion title. Instead, a two -time MMA Bellator veteran Jesse Roberts (8-1) and an undefeated Armenian perspective Omar Rzgoev (4-0) Each of them has accelerated, and now he will face a 155-pound strap on the line.
The main streams of CFFC 140 cards live on UFC Fight Pass, while preliminary fights only send to a fan.
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Brendan Allen was dealing with a lot more than high stakes ahead of his big main event bout this past Saturday in Las Vegas.
Allen faced fellow surging middleweight contender Christian Leroy Duncan in the UFC Vegas 122 headliner at the Meta APEX. In a back-and-forth battle, Allen was able to get the victory with a fifth-round rear-naked choke submission to earn his fourth straight win.
There were moments in the fight where Allen looked like he couldn't get out of first gear, and Allen's teammate and friend Belal Muhammad shared why that could've been — revealing Allen entered fight week with a gnarly staph infection and had to compete on antibiotics. Check out the image below, which was shown in the original Twitter post, but then switched out with a different photo.
“What people don't know is Brendan was dealing with a staph infection since Tuesday of fight week,†Muhammad wrote. “Had to get on antibiotics, still has 5 days left on them, and despite all that adversity, went out there and got the finish. Never complained, never made excuses, just found a way to win. That's the heart of a champion. Proud of my brother.â€
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Andre Fili discusses not landing extra shots after epic UFC knockout: ‘I’m a criminal, but I’m not a piece of s***’
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Andre Fili knows where to draw the line.
On Saturday, Fili scored possibly the best knockout of his career, knocking out Kai Kamaka III with a head kick on the main card of UFC Vegas 122. The finish was brutal, putting Kamaka out before he even hit the canvas, but as he rushed forward to finish the fight, Fili pulled up before landing any follow-up shots, realizing Kamaka was unconscious.
At his post-fight press conference afterward, Fili expounded on the moment.
“I say this all the time: I'm a criminal, but I'm not a piece of shit,†Fili said. “I don't litter. I treat people with respect. And when I knock someone out, there's no reason to land that extra shot. He's got kids, he's got a wife, he's got a future outside of fighting. It's just not necessary, man. I hope he's OK. I didn't even really want to watch the replay back.
“Hurting people is part of the sport. I like being good at fighting. I like winning fights. I like getting paid to win fights. I like being on TV. Hurting people is a byproduct of that; it's not a driving force for me. So I'm not gonna land that extra shot.â€
Widely seen as one of the “good guys†of MMA, Fili has been a UFC veteran since 2013, and seemed to be getting emotional during his post-fight scrum. When asked about why, Fili explained.
“I poured everything I am, and everything I have into this performance, and I just really — I'm not scared of anybody in that cage,†Fili said. “Any apprehension or nerves or excitement or butterflies, it's all because I want to perform. I want to make my people proud, I want to make myself proud. I want to perform the way I know I can perform. And when it works out that way, it feels really good.
“And now I'm making enough money to where I can change the trajectory of my entire family. I come from violence and drug abuse and poverty. I live below the poverty line in America, which I know is different from being in some of these other countries, but it's below the poverty line nonetheless, and I'm here to break some generational curses. This shit's hard work.â€
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