Benson Henderson Retires

After his loss to Usman Nurmagomdeov, Benson "Smooth" Henderson left his gloves in the middle of the Bellator cage after a long MMA career. 

Henderson's decision to retire comes after a long and successful career in MMA, which saw him compete in some of the biggest organizations in the world, including the UFC, Bellator, and WEC. He leaves the sport with a professional record of 30 wins and 12 losses, and a legacy as one of the most respected and beloved fighters in the game.

Throughout his career, Henderson was known for his tenacity, heart, and unbreakable spirit. He was a fighter who never gave up, no matter how tough the odds, and always gave his all in the cage. His technical skills, work ethic, and ability to adapt to different styles made him a formidable opponent for anyone in the division, and he leaves behind a legacy of some of the most memorable fights in MMA history.

In his retirement announcement, Henderson thanked his fans, coaches, teammates, and opponents for their support and for helping him to achieve his dreams. He also expressed his gratitude to the sport of MMA, saying that it had given him everything he could have asked for and more.

As Henderson moves on to the next chapter of his life, he leaves behind a legacy that will be remembered by fans and fellow fighters for years to come. His retirement marks the end of an era in MMA, but it also opens the door for a new generation of fighters to step up and carry on the tradition of excellence that he helped to establish.

Promising Prospect of the Day: Yuki Angdembe

Yuki Angdembe fights out of Great Britain Top Team in the featherweight division.  Currently he has a professional record of 2 wins and 1 loss.  His head coach is Brad Pickett and he has great potential to do great things in his weight class, as he seems good at grappling, striking and has solid foot work.

Yuki sparring in Bali:

Can Volkanovski beat Makhachev?

Could Volkanovski surprise the MMA world by beating Makhachev this weekend?  I guess anything is possible with four ounce gloves, but according to Tristar Gym coach, who has coached the great GSP, it could be a tough task.

New comer to keep an eye on in 170 or 185 pound division - Shara Bullet

Shara Bullet aka Sharaputdin Magomedov has been signed by the UFC and is soon to debut in the octagon.  Some call him the Dagestani Wonderboy for his impressive kicking game.  Quick look at some of his previous fights suggests he could make a good addition to welterweight or middleweight, wherever he will fight.

Da Un Jung - Someone to keep an eye on in Light Heavyweight division

 Da Un Jung is a rising star in the world of mixed martial arts. With a record of 14 wins and only 2 losses, Jung is quickly making a name for himself as one of the top prospects in the sport.

Jung's impressive striking skills and aggressive style have earned him a reputation as a fierce competitor, and his highlight-reel finishes have fans eagerly anticipating his next fight. But it's not just his skills in the cage that have people talking – Jung's charismatic personality and infectious energy have made him a fan favorite.

With his combination of raw talent and undeniable star power, it's only a matter of time before Jung becomes a household name in the world of MMA. If you're not already a fan, now is the time to jump on the Jung bandwagon and get ready for an unforgettable ride!

Here's Da Un Jung taking out Kennedy Nzechukwu

Doo Ho Choi Returns

 After few years off, Korean Super boy is returning to fight Canada's Kyle Nelson.  On paper, Super Boy should beat Nelson, as Anderson Silva used to say " fight is a fight ..." and anything can happen once the cage door closes.

Cub Swanson reflecting on his fight with Doo Ho Choi:

Jamahal Can't Find Jiri!

 This was quite funny!