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Islam Makhachev: UFC White House perfect for me vs. Ilia Topuria

BAD MMA News — Sat, 01 Nov 2025 17:20:45 +0000

Islam Makhachev is the latest to announce his interest in competing at the UFC White House event . The Dagestan phenom has arguably surpassed his predecessor’s legacy inside the octagon

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Islam Makhachev: UFC White House perfect for me vs. Ilia Topuria

BAD MMA News — Sat, 01 Nov 2025 17:20:45 +0000

Islam Makhachev is the latest to announce his interest in competing at the UFC White House event . The Dagestan phenom has arguably surpassed his predecessor’s legacy inside the octagon. Despite having more title defenses and facing bigger challenges in his UFC career than his friend and training partner Khabib Nurmagomedov , the 34-year-old isn’t finished yet

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Fight Master: Bellator MMA TV Ratings Continue to Climb

BAD MMA News — Fri, 12 Jul 2013 21:16:40 +0000

function not found Bellator’s reality series, Fight Master: Bellator MMA debuted with less than stellar TV ratings in its first episode but has seen a marked increase in viewership. The premier drew 432,000 viewers while the second episode improved to 545,000 viewers. After a week off, the reality series returned with its third episode on Wednesday with 676,000 viewers. Fight Master: Bellator MMA is similar to its Spike TV predecessor, The Ultimate Fighter , but has a slightly different twist to how the teams are divvied up. Much like the singing competition The Voice the participants select their teams instead of being chosen by the coaches. The show started with 32 welterweight athletes that pair off, trying to fight their way onto the show. The winners of the fights gain the opportunity to select from one of four coaches

Fight Master: Bellator MMA TV Ratings Continue to Climb – MMA Weekly

Fight Master: Bellator MMA TV Ratings See 26-Percent Increase in Week Two

BAD MMA News — Fri, 28 Jun 2013 02:30:56 +0000

Bellator ’s new reality series, Fight Master: Bellator MMA , opened to less than stellar TV ratings in its first week, but saw a marked increase for its second episode. While the premiere drew 432,000 viewers, Wednesday night’s Episode 2 improved to 545,000 viewers. That is a 26-percent increase week over week. Fight Master’s season premiere was up against the NHL’s Stanley Cup Finals, so some of the increase in viewership could stem from the hockey final having finished up a few days ago. Fight Master: Bellator MMA is similar to its Spike TV predecessor, The Ultimate Fighter , but has a slightly different twist to how the teams are divvied up. Much like the singing competition The Voice the participants select their teams instead of being chosen by the coaches. The show started with 32 welterweight athletes that pair off, trying to fight their way onto the show. The winners of the fights gain the opportunity to select from one of four coaches

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Fight Master: Bellator MMA Reality Series Kicked Off Wednesday Night on Spike TV

BAD MMA News — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 07:48:12 +0000

Bellator MMA launched its new reality series on Wednesday night, following promotion’s first Summer Series live event. Fight Master: Bellator MMA is similar to its Spike TV predecessor, The Ultimate Fighter, but is similar to The Voice in how the fighters are divvied up into teams. The show starts with 32 welterweight athletes that pair off, trying to fight their way onto the show. The winners of the fights gain the opportunity to select from one of four coaches. Much like The Voice, the coaches jockey for position, trying to sway fighters into selecting their respective teams.

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