ROBBERY or NOT: Part 8 This will be the eighth installment of the series where we'll be discussing whether fights often considered to be robberies are so or not. If you missed any part or context given within them, find then on my profile. This part will cover: Pimblett vs Gordon Clear: 3 Gordon Swing Rounds: 1, 2 In the first round, Gordon landed quite well with his low kicks - with one that takes Pimblett slightly off balance. Gordon lands a hard left hook; both land with left hooks of their own before Pimblett lands on a check hook. Gordon landed clean on another left hook that stumbled Paddy later. Pimblett intercepts Gordon with a solid body uppercut, though Gordon lands back with a huge right overhand followed by another clean left hook. Pimblett goes for a takedown near the end of the round, but Gordon reverses with a whizzer and gets top control for the end of the round, landing a few solid ground strikes. In the second round, Pimblett lands a clean check hook and later sets up a solid combination - a push kick, followed by two left hooks, a left straight, and a right hook, while Gordon shells up and backs off. Gordon lands a good knee in the clinch, before Pimblett pulls the fight down to the ground with a submission attempt which he doesn't get close with. As they work back to the feet, Gordon lands a huge right hand on the breakaway that visibly hurt Pimblett. Paddy lands a hard, looping right hand past Gordon's guard, but Gordon lands back with a great overhand right, a clean straight right, and a hard left hook. Verdict: ROBBERY (1, 2, 3 Gordon)

(24-11-1) Frankie Edgar turns 45 today ! HBD 🥳 “The Answer” Frankie is a UFC Hall of Famer and one of the toughest, most accomplished fighters in MMA history. A former UFC lightweight champion, Edgar captured the strap by defeating B.J. Penn at UFC 112 in 2010 and cemented his legacy by beating Penn again, then earning wins over Gray Maynard and Urijah Faber. His trilogy with Maynard included a sick comeback knockout at UFC 136, one of my favs OAT ! Frankie had exceptional wrestling, relentless cardio, speed, and heart, Edgar successfully defended his lightweight title multiple times before moving to featherweight and later bantamweight, becoming a rare three-division UFC competitor. Other notable wins included victories over Charles Oliveira, Chad Mendes, Cub Swanson, and Yair Rodríguez, making him one of the most respected and durable competitors of his generation. He earned eight UFC Fight of the Night bonuses and had no problem taking scraps thru three weight classes despite being undersized for many of them. A former NCAA Division I wrestling standout, he retired in 2022 and was inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame in 2024,

We may be getting one of the best prospect vs prospect matchups in a long time!!! Damian Pinas and Baisangur Susurkaev have been taking shots at one another for quite some time now, and it looks like their rivalry could finally be settled inside the Octagon. Earlier today, Pinas took to X to call out Susurkaev once again, hinting at a potential showdown on December 12 in Las Vegas for UFC 335. Both men have been going back and forth for a while now, and with the bad blood already there, this could make for an absolute WAR if the UFC decides to put it together. Nothing has been officially announced yet, but Pinas seems to have a date and location in mind. Do you wanna see this fight?

🇳🇱 Rico Verhoeven says he has accepted a fight with Deontay Wilder, waiting for Wilder’s team to respond. Amazing fight if it happens, no clue who’s winning this as both are two of the best boxers in the world. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DehXVAKiV99/?psln=OTdkMHQ5cjNmZDI2