Eddie Law is a Journalist at Cageside Press. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on sports business, marketing, and broadcasting, as well as individual and competitive sports across international leagues and major sports disciplines. Eddie's insights and opinions can also be found in various features on Cageside Press.
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By: Eddie Law
Two UFC titles will be on the line when the promotion heads to Philadelphia, as welterweight champion Islam Makhachev looks to assert his dominance at welterweight against surging contender Ian Machado Garry, while strawweight champion Mackenzie Dern puts her belt on the line against longtime contender Gillian Robertson.
Manel Kape isn't interested in hearing about what happened the last time he fought Kyoji Horiguchi. As far as the flyweight contender is concerned, the fearless kid who stepped into the ring years ago has evolved into a completely different fighter with the tools, experience, and confidence to finally flip the script.
Navajo Stirling isn't interested in waiting around for big opportunities to come find him. The undefeated light heavyweight called his shot after watching Ion Cutelaba score a quick finish earlier this year, and now he'll get exactly the fight he wanted when the two square off at UFC Vegas 119 on Saturday night.
By: Eddie Law
Ion Cutelaba has spent years being one of the UFC's most unpredictable fighters on the roster, but don't tell him he's just the crazy brawler everyone remembers. Heading into UFC Vegas 119, the Moldovan veteran believes he's evolved into a smarter, more complete fighter, and he plans to remind the division that he still has plenty left in the tank when he welcomes undefeated prospect Navajo Stirling into what he calls ‘the professor's' classroom on Saturday night.
Mitch Raposo looked like he was cruising to the biggest win of his UFC career until Allan Nascimento reminded everyone why one punch can change everything. After putting on a striking clinic for two rounds, surviving a dramatic third-round knockdown, and weathering a furious finish from the Brazilian, Raposo did just enough to escape UFC Vegas 119 with a razor-thin split decision victory.
Vinicius Oliveira's featherweight debut didn't go exactly according to plan, but the ending couldn't have been much better.
Christian Rodriguez turned heartbreak into triumph. Just months after losing his longtime head coach, the featherweight made the move to Las Vegas to train at Xtreme Couture and delivered the biggest performance of his UFC career, submitting previously unbeaten Hyder Amil in highlight-reel fashion at UFC Vegas 119 on Saturday night.
The undefeated light heavyweight weathered the Moldovan's early grappling attacks, refused to fall for his veteran tricks, and turned the tide in the second round with a relentless ground and pound assault that earned him the biggest win of his young UFC career at UFC Vegas 119.
By: Destiny McCubbin
After nearly a year away from the Octagon, two tough losses, and the heartbreaking loss of longtime coach Duke Roufus, the featherweight delivered one of the best performances of his career at UFC Vegas 119.
By: Destiny McCubbin
After surviving an early scare against Melissa Mullins at UFC Vegas 119, the Brazilian jiu-jitsu ace settled into the fight, found the armbar she'd been hunting, and reminded everyone why she's one of the most decorated grapplers to ever step into the UFC. Then she did what every rising contender should do, she called her shot.
