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Puja Tomar, a 30-year-old Indian fighter, has become the first woman from India to compete in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), securing a split-decision victory over Rayanne dos Santos in the straw-weight division. Her journey to the UFC has been filled with challenges, from overcoming societal expectations and financial struggles to navigating the competitive world of combat sports. Puja’s story is one of resilience, determination, and a burning desire to represent India on the global stage.

Conor McGregor’s highly anticipated return to the UFC against Michael Chandler has been postponed due to a broken toe sustained during training. The Irish fighter, known for his aggressive fighting style, explained that he couldn’t justify fighting with an injury and would prioritize a full recovery for his comeback.

Puja Tomar has become the first Indian fighter to win a bout in the prestigious Ultimate Fighting Championships (UFC). The 28-year-old defeated Brazilian opponent Rayanne Dos Santos via split decision in a thrilling 52 kg encounter in Louisville, USA. Despite losing the second round, Tomar displayed impressive grit and determination, delivering powerful punches that swayed the third round in her favor. The significant win marks a milestone for Indian MMA and inspires aspiring fighters across the country.

UFC fighters have expressed concerns and criticism over the upcoming fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson. They argue that the fight is a mismatch, given Tyson’s age and lack of recent activity. They also worry that a loss to Paul could tarnish Tyson’s legacy.

Despite being out of action since his 2021 loss and injury, Conor McGregor remains a popular figure with a substantial fan base. Known for his wealth and luxurious lifestyle, McGregor often shares his extravagant possessions and hobbies with his followers, including his passion for yachting and luxury watches. Recent videos of him providing MMA training tips atop his yacht have reignited discussions about his dedication to the sport and his flamboyant persona.

MMA has witnessed its fair share of bizarre and unforgettable moments. From fighters vomiting on the mat to infamous fights and post-fight altercations, here are 12 crazy incidents that stand out:

The upcoming UFC Vegas 91 event is just two days away and is set to feature a thrilling flyweight main event between Matheus Nicolau and Alex Perez. In addition to the main event, the card also boasts an exciting co-main event between Ryan Spann and Bogdan Guskov, along with several other intriguing matchups. The event will be divided into two parts: the ‘Main Card’ and the ‘Prelims.’ The ‘Main Card’ will feature the main and co-main events, as well as bouts featuring Ariane Lipski, David Onama, and Tim Means. The ‘Prelims’ will also include several notable fights that are sure to deliver excitement. To catch all the action, fans will need an active ESPN+ or UFC Fight Pass subscription.

UFC Hall of Famer Jose Aldo has expressed his desire to transition to boxing after his final UFC fight at UFC 301 in Brazil. Aldo revealed that he has been in talks with Mike Tyson’s fight card against Jake Paul on July 20. While Aldo’s future in the UFC remains uncertain, he has made it clear that he is determined to step into the boxing ring soon.

Ali Abdelaziz, the manager of both Islam Makhachev and Khabib Nurmagomedov, recently discussed the ongoing debate surrounding who would win in a fight between the two Dagestani fighters. While Abdelaziz did not provide a direct answer, he hinted that Khabib Nurmagomedov could potentially defeat Makhachev due to his revolutionary impact on the sport and his continued MMA training despite being retired. Abdelaziz also emphasized that Nurmagomedov would never return to competition, but that his legacy continues through Makhachev.

At UFC St. Louis on May 11th, welterweight contender Joaquin Buckley will face Nursulton Ruziboev in the co-main event. Buckley, who has won his last three UFC fights and is ranked 13th by MMA Fighting, originally requested to headline the card in his hometown. Ruziboev, who has won both of his UFC fights since moving up from middleweight, has accepted the challenge and will now face Buckley in a quick turnaround.