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Jorge Masvidal has announced his return with a simple online message – “Gamebred” is back!
In April 2023, the 39-year-old veteran had announced his retirement after experiencing four straight losses, including two title fights against Kamaru Usman. However, Masvidal, known for his explosiveness and conditioning, expressed a desire to return shortly after. He considered various options such as a potential match against Justin Gaethje, a bout with Jake Paul in the boxing ring, and opportunities in bare-knuckle fighting. Additionally, he currently runs his own bare-knuckle MMA promotion named Gamebred FC.
With many lucrative options on the table, it remains to be seen what the “non-retired” athlete will pursue next.
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Aljamain Sterling’s grappling match may not have been successful, but it was certainly interesting!
Judo throwing techniques are captivating to watch.
There’s a sense that Ian Garry is overexerting himself.
Tom Aspinall, a promising contender, and a formidable opponent, deserves respect.
Shavkat Rakhmonov seems to have mastered the Alexander Volkanovsky Dance School.
Gaining followers on Instagram can be quite challenging.
Paulo Costa seems to be adept at navigating USADA’s regulations.
Gregor Gillespie is a significant “what if” in the lightweight division.
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It’s worth noting that Kevin Holland knocked out Jeff Neal in a local event when both fighters were at their peak.
Paterno swiftly transitioned to an armbar from half guard, showcasing impressive speed.
His well-executed right arm contributed to a remarkable victory.
A major upset occurred in the JCK main event as Bufuoyoga secured victory over Jihua Xiang, the current JCK flyweight champion, in just over 90 seconds. Zifa has an outstanding record, with only one loss in the past 28 matches. pic.twitter.com/34hTxnVNz7
— Kaposa (@Grabaka_Hitman) December 30, 2023
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This clip went viral on Friday night, so many readers may have already seen it. Nevertheless, it’s so impressive that it deserves a mention here.
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