? Help Support Us by LIKING and SUBSCRIBING to our channel ? ? Watch the whole video to hear the latest UFC News!? 1. Ciryl Gane is willing to fight Francis Ngannou on one condition. 2. Conor McGregor claims he was beating 'pitiful' Khabib Nurmagomedov. 3. Dana White 'a little confident' he can talk Khabib Nurmagomedov into UFC comeback 4. Rose Namajunas' coach hits back at Dana White. Ciryl Gane has recently entered the Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight contention after he was able to improve on his undefeated record in mixed martial arts this past weekend as he took out Junior dos Santos at UFC 256. With things going this well in Gane’s fighting career, many believe it's time for him to take a bigger step and reach out to a more challenging competition, for example Francis Ngannou. Ciryl after UFC 256 was asked who he would like to fight next. Cyril assured he does not have anyone in mind, and that he didn't care who or when he fought. As we all know, The Irishman Connor Mcgregor was defeated in the fourth round of his lightweight title match with the current Russian champion at UFC 229 in October 2018. But in 2020 and with Connor back on track and running in the Ultimate Fighting Championship, talk has already turned to a possible rematch with Khabib Nurmagomedov. McGregor this week posted his opinion in social media about his last fight with Khabib, a fight he said he was winning up until the fourth round. Mcgregor even took the time to respond to an MMA fan who claimed the Crumlin fighter was “mauled” by Khabib. Mcgregor began to state he won round one, stating that he had struck the Russian many times. It’s common knowledge that current Lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov is planning to retire from the UFC. It is truly a shame for many UFC fans since Khabib is one, if not the best fighter, in Ultimate Fighting Championship history. The Russian has an impressive record of 29-0 and is without a doubt the most feared fighter in MMA. But UFC president Dana White seems to believe Khabib Nurmagomedov will fight again. White said that he feels good about the UFC star possibly returning to competition despite the Russian saying he’s done fighting after his third title defense against Justin Gaethje in October at UFC 254. Let’s talk about the women division. The latest news on the UFC women division says that Carla Esparza defeated Rose Namajunas in the finals of season 20 of The Ultimate Fighter to become the UFC’s strawweight champ. But Esparza later went on to lose the belt to Joanna Jedrzejczyk in her first title defence. Weili Zhang has not fought since her bout against Jedrzejczyk, where she won a five-round split decision at U ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWT4Ab7JeDI

Check Out How Stipe Miocic Spends His Millions! ?? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPafYPL6hNE Jorge Masvidal is a legend of MMA, competing in various organizations since 2003 and in the UFC since 2013. He holds the current record for fastest knockout in UFC history, at 5 seconds into round one against Ben Askren, as well as the symbolic “BMF” Championship title. He has an overall professional record of 35 and 14, and an infamously rocky--and deeply public--relationship with the UFC when it comes to fighter pay. Over the years, Masvidal has used his public platforms to bring the unfairness of fighter pay to the attention of the MMA community at large, including the audience. Along the way, he has made a fortune in his career earnings. Jorge Masvidal has been fighting for the UFC since 2013. Prior to this, he fought with Bellator and Strikeforce. His Bellator earnings are not publicly available, but he started in Strikeforce with earnings of about $20,000 per fight and by the time he was released he was only making up to $45,000. When he signed with the UFC in 2013, Masvidal started at $30,000 to show, $30,000 to win, and netted the entire $60,000 for his first fight with Tim Means. His pay rose to $33,000 to show and $33,000 to win, and he took home the entire $66,000 from that fight, against Michael Chiesa, as well. His third fight against Rustam Khabilov was his first defeat in the UFC, but the purse was still generous; he took home $39,000 for showing up as well as a $50,000 Fight of the Night bonus. Masvidal’s earnings would continue to steadily rise until his first six-figure purse in 2015. For his victory against Cezar Ferriera he took home a whopping $162,000, which included a Performance of the Night bonus as well as his first $10,000 Reebok sponsorship payout. From then on, the money would never be the same. mma news ufc news greg hardy vs marcin tybura highly questionable max holloway stephen thompson vs geoff neal michel pereira vs khaos williams ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjca64fILFM