UFC, Islam Makhachev and Michael Bisping
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Michael Bisping defends Tom Aspinall after Jon Jones labels him a quitter, backing the interim champ amid their heated online feud.
Jones went off on Aspinall (15-3 MMA, 8-1 UFC) for being unable to continue against Ciryl Gane after getting poked in the eye during their heavyweight title fight at UFC 321. The bout was ruled a no contest towards the end of Round 1.
Bisping is hopeful that Aspinall is not facing any long-term damage to the eye. If he avoids serious injury, UFC CEO Dana White said post-fight that he is open to a quick turnaround for an immediate rematch. How quick, exactly? Bisping said he'd like to see it happen in 2025.
After a disastrous end to his first undisputed title defense at UFC 321, Tom Aspinall has been told he made several fight week mistakes. After 15 months out of action waiting for the return of Jon Jones, Tom Aspinall made his return at UFC 321 this past Saturday against Ciryl Gane in his first official title defense.
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UFC Hall of Famer Michael Bisping believes Leon Edwards has everything to gain by stepping in vs. Shavkat Rakhmonov. Rakhmonov (18-0 MMA, 6-0 UFC) was scheduled to challenge welterweight champion Belal Muhammad (22-4 MMA,
UFC legend Michael Bisping has Islam Makhachev just one win away from being in the GOAT (greatest of all time) conversation.
After New York became the final state in the country to legalize mixed martial arts in 2016, the UFC has run an event at Madison Square Garden every year since except for 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Makhachev (27-1) will look to become the 11th two-division champion in UFC history when he challenges welterweight titleholder Jack Della Maddalena (18-2) inside New York's Madison Square Garden. With a win,