LFA 91 Njokuani vs Torres live

LARDUET VS SANDLAND, GASHI VS REDZOVIC & KIYDIN V SAGLAM AM 12.09 IN HAMBURG

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Universum Box-Promotion meldet sich aus der Corona-Pause zurück und veranstaltet am 12. September im eigenem Gym am Fischmarkt.

Es werden gleich drei Schwergewichtler auf die Fightcard gesetzt, die den Weg an die Spitze schaffen möchten. Der Hamburger Promoter, welcher bekanntlich ein Fan der Königsklasse ist, setzt im Hauptkampf auf seinen ungeschlagenen Schützling aus Kuba, Jose Angel Larduet (30), mit einer Bilanz von 2-0-0 (1 K.O.).

Larduet erlitt bei seinem letzten Kampf im Januar eine Knieverletzung, die OP verlief jedoch erfolgreich und der Schwergewichtler ist seit Monaten wieder voll im Training. Am Kampfabend wird er dem Engländer, Josh Sandland (5-2-1, 0 K.O.) im Ring gegenüber stehen. Der Sieger dieses Kampfes rückt in die Top 100 der unabhängigen Weltrangliste.

Universum-Chef, Ismail Özen-Otto ist überzeugt: „Ich traue José zu, an der Weltspitze mit boxen zu können. Er verfügt über sehr viel Erfahrung aus seiner Amateurzeit und ist einer der ehrgeizigsten Athleten im Stall.“ Larduet: „Mein Ziel ist es, noch in diesen Jahr um einen internationalen Titel zu boxen und vielleicht traut sich ja Peter Kadiru irgendwann gegen mich anzutreten.“

Weitere Kontrahenten an diesem Abend sind im Schwergewicht, Senad Gashi (19-3-0, 19 K.O.) vs. Adnan Redzovic (21-4-0, 9 K.O.) über 6 Runden sowie Ali Kiydin (11-1-0, 10 K.O.), welcher gegen seinen Landsmann, Yakup Saglam (43-6-0, 39 K.O.), um den IBF Asian Titel kämpfen wird. Der Kampf wird auf 10 Runden angesetzt.

Das ganze Spektakel wird ab 20:30 Uhr Live auf Bild.de im Stream übertragen.

ONE Championship is ready for the second chapter of its ‘A NEW BREED’ event series.

The promotion will air ONE: A NEW BREED II for the first time on Friday, 11 September. The show was previously recorded in Bangkok, Thailand.

This six-bout card is topped by a special World Champion versus World Champion showdown, as Thailand’s Pongsiri PK.Saenchai Muaythaigym squares off against Ireland’s Sean “Clubber” Clancy in the headline attraction.

Also, in the co-main event, “The Kicking Machine” Superlek Kiatmoo9 will meet Fahdi “The Gladiator” Khaled in a crucial flyweight kickboxing affair. Plus, the show features the ONE debut of Muay Thai dynamo Supergirl Jaroonsak Muaythai.

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A NEW BREED II

PONGSIRI VS. CLANCY

Bellator MMA’s “FightSphere” at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn., has hosted action during this ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but not quite like this.

For the first time ever, the “FightSphere” will hold a massive doubleheader, headlined by Phil Davis vs. Lyoto Machida in a rematch at Bellator 245 on Friday, Sept. 11, and Juan Archuleta vs. Patchy Mix for the vacant bantamweight world title at Bellator 246 on Saturday, Sept. 12.

The cards will also have Cat Zingano and Liz Carmouche making their highly anticipated Bellator debuts, as Zingano takes on Gabby Holloway in a featherweight tilt at Bellator 245, while Carmouche faces DeAnna Bennett at flyweight during Bellator 246. Each card will air live on DAZN at 10 p.m. ET. (as well as on Paramount Network in the U.S.).

Davis (21-5-1 no contest) defeated Machida (26-9) by unanimous decision in the latter fighter’s home country of Brazil back when they were in the UFC in August 2013. More than seven years later, Machida will look to avenge that loss in this light heavyweight clash. The 35-year-old Davis enters the bout coming off a third-round TKO (punches) of Karl Albrektsson last October. Machida, 42, dropped a split decision to Gegard Mousasi in September during his last appearance in the cage.

Meanwhile, Archuleta (24-2), who is coming off a decision victory over Henry Corrales in January, will have to hand Mix (13-0) his first loss if he’s going to wrap the bantamweight title around his waist by the night’s end. This fight has the 32-year-old knockout artist dropping down a weight class to make this world title shot happen. Mix, 26, has racked up three straight first-round submissions in Bellator, as he looks to make his fourth performance with the company his best.

Zingano (10-4) vs. Holloway (6-5) will serve as the co-main event to Davis vs. Machida 2 at Bellator 245, while Jon Fitch (32-7-2, 1 NC) vs. Neiman Gracie (9-1) will be the co-main event to Archuleta-Mix at Bellator 246.

The place is here, Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn., and the time is now. The weigh ins for Bellator 245: “Davis vs. Machida 2” tomorrow night (Fri., Sept. 11, 2020 on Paramount Network and DAZN) go down today (Thurs., Sept. 10, 2020) before a long-awaited rematch between former champions Phil Davis (21-5, 1 NC) and Lyoto Machida (26-9).

The early weigh-ins will take place behind closed doors because of the pandemic, but a ceremonial event will stream online at 11 a.m. ET in the video player above at that time. Meanwhile, official results from the early morning session starting at 9 a.m. ET will be made available below:

Kendall Grove had just arrived in Daytona Beach, Fla., and finished a run on Tuesday in preparation for his Friday bout against Hector Lombard.

He was out of breath, but ready to roll for the 46th bout of his professional career, this time in Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship 12.

At 37 with a lifetime record of 25-20, including 1-1 in BKFC bouts, the Baldwin High School graduate knows each time he steps in the cage or ring could be his last.

Lombard, a native of Cuba, is 42 and sports a lifetime record of 34-10-1.

“He’s good, he’s a Bellator undefeated middleweight champ, he’s an Olympic judoka guy, so he’s tough and he’s one of the best in the world,” Grove said. “So, stoked to be fighting him.”

The bout between the two mixed martial arts veterans is the co-main event on Friday’s fight card, which was recently moved up a week. Grove said his training camp has been nine weeks long, with the last six weeks of intensive training, all on Maui at his I & I Academy gym in Wailuku.

Grove credited veteran Valley Isle boxing trainer Donavin Moleta for helping him prepare. Grove is 6-foot-6 and has a reach advantage over the 5-10 Lombard, 79 inches to 71. Both are listed at 185 pounds.

“Working hard, you know, I mean obviously he’s a beast, kind of gotta work hard to even stay afloat with a guy like that,” Grove said. “If I didn’t come in prepared then I’m going to get smashed. We’re going to find out, but I feel I trained hard, I put in the time, I put in the hours on the bag, sparring and whatever I had to do. So, feel good, feel great.”

Grove has been a headliner in the BKFC since its inception in 2018.

“I like it, it’s an opportunity, it gives different avenues for fighters to make a living,” Grove said. “So, yeah, I like it and it’s fun.”

He beat Bruce Abramski by unanimous decision in BKFC 2 and lost the Marcell Stamps in a third-round knockout in BKFC 3.

Your first MMA show of four this weekend finds Legacy Fighting Alliance back in its South Dakota bubble on Friday night on UFC Fight Pass (9 p.m. ET, 6 p.m. PT) from Sanford Pentagon.

LFA 91 will feature eight MMA fights inside the Sanford Pentagon, highlighted by a non-title main attraction in the LFA’s Middleweight division.

Chidi Njokuani (18-7) will fight Cristhian Torres (15-10) in your main event of the evening this Friday night.

Chidi Njokuani has posted a record of 2-3 in his last five MMA appearances and enters this headliner on a two-fight losing streak.

Most recently, he dropped a unanimous decision against Rafael Carvalho in Bellator 224 on July 12, 2019 in Thackerville, OK at WinStar World Casino.

In the other corner, Cristhian Torres has gone 3-2 in his last five fights and enters this contest having won three out of his last four fights.

Last time out, he scored a first-round knockout (strikes) against Askar Mozharov on Dec. 20 in TITAN FC 58.

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Co-Main Event: Kyle Stewart vs. Tim Caron [Middleweight]

Jamal Pogues vs Tim Hiley [Light Heavyweight]

Hailey Cowan vs. Kelly Clayton  [Women’s Bantamweight]

Nick Maximov  vs. Johnny James Jr. [Light Heavyweight]

Nate Richardson vs Darius Estell [Featherweight]

Josh Quinlan vs. Pete Keepers  [Light Heavyweight]