Author: Jordan Mosberg

Reading Time: 2 minutesMax Rohskopf, a UFC prospect took a fight on 5 days notice. After a second round in which he got dominated he walked back to his corner and repeatedly told his coach “Call It.” His coach, Robert Drysdale seemed to be shocked by this and tried to get his fighter in the spirit to get back into the fight and win. The exchange ended with Rohskopf refusing to get up and the fight being called. His coach has been getting a lot of backlash recently and is currently under investigation by the Nevada State Athletic Commission. I...

Reading Time: 2 minutes[L->R] Tony Ferguson, Justin Gaethj   The UFC and sports are BACK!!! On May 9th, for the first time in over two months, professional sports are back in America. UFC 249 is taking place in Jacksonville, Fl. It’s going to be an amazing card, and the beginning of the end for drought of live sports. Here are 5 reasons you should watch: 1. Whats Next for Khabib Khabib Nurmagomedov is the Lightweight champion of the world, and is one of the biggest stars in the sport. His popularity has exponentially grown since defeating McGregor, and he can...

Reading Time: 2 minutesWith UFC 249 being postponed, we have to wait a bit longer to start watching fights again. If “Fight Island” works out, Dana White wants fights to go on as planned; so let’s take a look at what the next title fight will be for at each weight division:   __________________________   Flyweight, 125 lbs (Currently Vacant Belt): Benevidez vs Figueiredo II This fight happened earlier in 2020 for the vacant belt, with Figueiredo winning by KO, but he was not able to win the belt because he missed weight. The belt remains vacant and with...

Reading Time: < 1 minutesI hope everyone is staying healthy during the COVID-19 outbreak. I know staying at home all day is very boring and with no sports on TV, it seems that there is nothing today. Today, Saturday, ESPN is blessing all of us with an entire marathon of some of the greatest UFC fights off all time. Being a fan of the UFC can be very expensive, to watch the big cards on pay-per view it costs $64.99, on top of having an ESPN + subscription. The smaller fight-night cards are exclusively on ESPN+, and every once...