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Mike Tyson sends chilling warning to Anthony Joshua ahead of Jake Paul fight

BAD MMA News — Mon, 15 Dec 2025 20:00:45 +0000

As the fight draws near, the world expects Anthony Joshua to make quick work of Jake Paul . While a big performance is expected of the former boxing world heavyweight champion, he must be aware of the serious threat his opponent poses, claims Mike Tyson

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Mike Tyson sends chilling warning to Anthony Joshua ahead of Jake Paul fight – MMA Weekly

Daniel Cormier vs. Roy Nelson Set as UFC 166 Co-Main Event

BAD MMA News — Tue, 23 Jul 2013 07:41:15 +0000

Heavyweights Roy Nelson and Daniel Cormier have been rumored to be a fight in the making. Both have wanted the bout to happen and now it will on Oct. 19 at UFC 166 in Houston. The Houston Chronicle first reported the matchup and UFC officials confirmed the bout as the UFC 166 co-main event on Monday. Cormier (12-0) is a former Olympic wrestler who transitioned into mixed martial arts. He made his professional MMA debut in 2009 and has steadily climbed the heavyweight ranks, winning the 2012 Strikeforce Heavyweight Grand Prix. He made his long awaited UFC debut on April 20, defeating former titleholder Frank Mir by unanimous decision. Nelson (19-8) has been a fan favorite since making his way into the UFC by winning the tenth season of The Ultimate Fighter reality series. Known for his ability to absorb an incredible amount of damage and for his one-punch knockout power, Nelson knocked out Brendan Schaub and Stefan Struve in his first two fights in the UFC. He’s lost to top contenders Junior dos Santos, Fabricio Werdum and Frank Mir, but has faced the top competition inside the organization.

Daniel Cormier vs. Roy Nelson Set as UFC 166 Co-Main Event – MMA Weekly

‘King Mo’ promises to send Noe ‘back crying to his family again’ at Bellator 97

BAD MMA News — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 22:05:00 +0000

When Muhammed Lawal (10-2 MMA, 2-1 BFC) was knocked out by Emanuel Newton earlier this year, some wondered if “King Mo” was already on the downslide in his career. A brutal Bellator 96 finish of Seth Petruzelli (12-2 MMA, 3-1 BFC) addressed those concerns, and now Lawal is promising something even more violent against Jacob Noe . “I don’t like him,” Lawal said at Wednesday’s Bellator 96 post-event press conference in Thackerville, Okla. “I don’t like the gym he trains at. He’s fake. He talks a lot of trash behind my back, and I hope that he’s here listening, or ya’ll can tell him this because I’m going to beat the brakes off of him. I’m going to whoop his ass so bad I’m going to retire him.” Fighting for the first time since his knockout loss to Newton, Lawal impressed in his first-round finish of Petruzelli. Comfortable on his feet but also quick to utilize his wrestling background, Lawal took the fight to the floor and then delivered a stunning, one-punch knockout via ground-and-pound.

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‘King Mo’ promises to send Noe ‘back crying to his family again’ at Bellator 97 – MMA Junkie