Fighter who ATT@CKED MVP reveals what really happened! UFC DENIED $335million settlement!
Tony Ferguson Returns to Sparring After 7-Year Break
In recent news, Tony Ferguson has made a surprising comeback to sparring after a seven-year hiatus. Ferguson, who is currently on a seven-fight losing streak, will face Michael Chiesa in his next bout in the welterweight division. During a media session on Wednesday, Ferguson shared that he has resumed sparring and feels confident about his career trajectory. He disclosed that he has completed 120 rounds of sparring in preparation for this fight.
Ferguson described his sparring sessions as “awesome,” although he admitted that his experiences have been inconsistent. He noted that some opponents aim to inflict significant damage, leading him to retaliate forcefully. Despite these challenges, Ferguson is determined to prove himself and has been training rigorously, completing up to 24 rounds of sparring in a single day on Thursdays. He expressed his frustration with critics, including UFC President Dana White, who has suggested that Ferguson should retire. Ferguson responded by stating that he feels comfortable at 170 pounds and is determined to continue fighting, planning to achieve extraordinary results.
Khabib Nurmagomedov Buys Dustin Poirier’s UFC 302 Fight Kit
In other news, Khabib Nurmagomedov has purchased Dustin Poirier’s UFC 302 fight kit for $30,000. The kit, which includes custom floral shorts, a shirt, gloves, and hand wraps, was originally auctioned to benefit the Good Fight Foundation. Poirier had worn the kit during his bout against Islam Makhachev, where he lost by submission in the fifth round. The initial winning bidder on eBay failed to complete the payment, prompting Khabib to step in and make the purchase. Poirier expressed his gratitude, noting that the funds would contribute to filling backpacks with school supplies for children.
Zabit Magomedsharipov Shuts Down UFC Return Speculation
Zabit Magomedsharipov, who was once a promising UFC title challenger, has recently addressed speculation about his potential return to the octagon. After a series of medical issues, including a significant surgery on his immune system, Magomedsharipov retired from fighting. Despite still training and coaching, he remains firm in his decision to stay retired. In a recent interview, Magomedsharipov revealed that the UFC has made persistent efforts to coax him out of retirement but that he has no plans to return to fighting.
Farid Basharat Discusses Altercation with Michael Venom Page
Farid Basharat has commented on his recent altercation with Michael Venom Page after UFC 304. Footage of the incident showed the two fighters clashing while security struggled to intervene. Basharat took to Twitter to explain his actions, stating that he does not seek out fights but will defend himself if provoked. He described Page as a “coward” and a “fake nice guy,” expressing his readiness to handle bullies effectively.
Judge Rejects $335 Million UFC Antitrust Lawsuit Settlement
In a significant legal development, a judge has rejected the $335 million settlement agreement in the UFC antitrust lawsuit. Originally, the lawsuit sought damages between $199 million and $1.6 billion. The proposed settlement aimed to address claims of unlawful practices and unfair contracts from 2010 to 2017, with a separate case covering more recent issues. The judge determined that the proposed settlement was insufficient and scheduled a tentative trial date for the case. The UFC has expressed disagreement with the ruling, arguing that the settlement was fair and extensively negotiated. They are considering their options, including an appeal.
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