Joe Pyfer just served notice to the entire UFC middleweight division. Three days ago at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington, “Bodybagz” stopped two-time former champion Israel Adesanya with a second-round barrage of ground-and-pound punches that silenced the doubters and cemented his place among the division’s elite. The finish — TKO at 4:18 of Round…
The UFC 328 main event on May 10, 2026 puts Khamzat “Borz” Chimaev’s freshly-won middleweight belt on the line against the man who never stopped believing he’d get another title shot — Sean Strickland. Chimaev claimed gold just seven months ago when he dismantled Dricus du Plessis at UFC 312, and the Newark crowd will…
UFC fighter pay is one of the most controversial topics in combat sports — and for good reason. While UFC events generate hundreds of millions in revenue, the fighters doing the actual fighting often walk away with a fraction of what athletes in the NFL, NBA, or even boxing earn as a share of total…
Joe Pyfer stopped Israel Adesanya in the second round at UFC Seattle on March 29, 2026, handing the former two-time middleweight champion his fourth straight loss. The finish came via ground-and-pound at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington, with referee Herb Dean waving it off as Pyfer rained down punches from mount. Despite the…
In the most stunning upset of 2026, rising middleweight Joe “Bodybagz” Pyfer (17-3) demolished former champion Israel Adesanya with a devastating second-round knockout at UFC Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena on March 28. The #14-ranked Pennsylvanian’s career-defining performance sent shockwaves through the MMA world as he finished the former champion with thunderous ground and pound after…
UFC Fight Night 271 delivered one of the most action-packed cards of 2026 on Saturday night at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington. Headlined by a highly anticipated middleweight clash between two-time champion Israel Adesanya and rising contender Joe Pyfer, the event was already stacked on paper — but it was the undercard fights that…
Craig Jones just dropped the biggest number in Brazilian jiu-jitsu history. The Australian grappler turned promoter announced a $10 million prize pool for CJI 2.5, his next Craig Jones Invitational event scheduled for July 2025. Eight competitors, one night, ten million dollars — it’s a figure so staggering it’s reshaping conversations about what grappling’s future…
Craig Jones just dropped the biggest number in Brazilian jiu-jitsu history. The Australian grappler turned promoter announced a $10 million prize pool for CJI 2.5, his next Craig Jones Invitational event scheduled for July 2025. Eight competitors, one night, ten million dollars — it’s a figure so staggering it’s reshaping conversations about what grappling’s future…
Craig Jones just dropped the biggest number in Brazilian jiu-jitsu history. The Australian grappler turned promoter announced a $10 million prize pool for CJI 2.5, his next Craig Jones Invitational event scheduled for July 2025. Eight competitors, one night, ten million dollars — it’s a figure so staggering it’s reshaping conversations about what grappling’s future…
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