What UFC fighters "Really" think about Israel Adesanya's loss to Jan Blachowicz? Listen in to hear what UFC fighters, MMA commentators, and coaches are saying about Jan Blachowicz victory in UFC 259 over Israel Adesanya! #UFCNews #MMANews #UFC #MMA MMA News, UFC News, Dana White ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDkS5AmUflU

The "Most Savage" moments of Marvin Vettori in the UFC! Marvin Vettori is an Italian middleweight quickly gaining massive momentum and popularity in the UFC, rising up the rankings and facing off against some of the biggest names in his division. Despite being relatively new to the organization, Vettori has earned a reputation for his aggressive fighting style and bold attitude both inside and outside the cage, paired with an earnest desire to gain MMA stardom. This has made him very exciting to watch, and has given his fans some pretty entertaining moments in the Octagon and in interviews to watch as he crafts his career. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- **FAIR USE** Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. All Music is from free Youtube Library --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #UFC #MMA ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jpw0FxCZw8

How Alistair Overeem Spends His Millions! ?? #AlistairOvereem #AlexanderVolkov #UFC #UFCFightNight Check out How Dustin Poirier Spends His Millions! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USPHi8_y2jM Alistair Overeem is an MMA mainstay, active professionally for nearly twenty years, gaining fortune and fame on his way through multiple organizations and championships. He frequents lists of best heavyweights of all time, as well as highest-paid MMA fighters in history. He has plenty of devoted fans and no shortage of admiring pundits. And yet, Overeem has yet to gain his dream of the UFC Heavyweight Championship, and it’s not for lack of trying. The championship always seems just out of his grasp, he only has to reach out and grab it. But losses against high-profile opponents, as well as a very public fall from grace, have kept Overeem from his title. With such a long career, Overeem has gained significant wealth from his active years. But how does he spend that fortune? And what use is money, if all he wants is that coveted UFC Heavyweight title? Alistair Overeem has had a long professional career as a mixed martial artist for various organizations, like Pride FC, Strikeforce, and K-1, before he ever signed with the UFC. While he definitely earned his pay prior to the UFC, most of his real wealth expanded during his time with the organization, along with his fame. Numbers prior to his signing with the UFC are scarce, but it’s likely that his first few purses in both Pride FC and Strikeforce never rose above five figures, hovering around $10,000 to $30,000 per fight. As he became more prominent in Strikeforce, so did his pay, and by the time he signed with the UFC in 2011 he managed to negotiate a six-figure starting salary just to show up and fight Brock Lesnar. Because he won that fight, his final purse was almost $400,000--not a bad debut! So, how does Alistair Overeem spend his millions? Overeem is pretty private about the details of where he lives, but the fighter is fairly active on social media where he leaves glimpses of his lifestyle. A devoted family man, Overeem and his wife and children live in a large, lovely home in Miami, Florida. Among his hobbies are playing video games and gun-collecting, as well as visiting the shooting range. He likes cars, and has been seen with an Audi Q7 and Q5, as well as a luxury Rolls Royce. Unlike a lot of fighters, Overeem hasn’t seemed to diversify his business much over the past few decades. He doesn’t appear to have his money wrapped up in merch, a training center with his name on it, or any foundations or charities. Overeem is a fighter, plain and simple. A very rich fighter, but a fighter nonetheless. Fighting is the only thing he wan ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6TTbVPfqwg

How Good Was Francis Ngannou Actually?! ?? Check Out How Francis Ngannou Spends His Millions! ??? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzFq_TiWC6M&t=12s Before we get to answering the question of good was Francis Ngannou actually, it important to ask how good he actually is, and perhaps more importantly, how good could he be? Since the early days of the UFC, and indeed fighting and boxing in general, there has always been an inherent fascination with the “big men”. There is something different about the electricity in the air when the chances of one punch or kick ending the night are so high. Perhaps the chances of that have never been higher than when Francis Ngannou steps in the octagon. Because MMA is such a relatively new sport, to find parallels one must look to its closest cousin- boxing. In the 1970’s it was Foreman with his fearsome physique and punching power; the 80s, and to some extents the 90’s belonged absolutely to “Iron” Mike Tyson- all precocious talent, singular rage and scary power. For a brief time, it seemed that Deontay Wilder had it, but that disappeared when another Tyson, Fury this time, dismantled him and exposed him as one dimensional and arguably under-sized. The title of ‘baddest man on the planet” has a rich pedigree. In the realms of MMA there have been many big men- Bob Sapp, Alistair Overeem (particularly in his “Ubereem” phase), Brock Lesnar and countless others. All of these men had scary power and imposing physiques. Some were obviously more skilled than others- Sapp was essentially a blown-up football player dabbling in MMA, whilst Overeem was and is a legitimate kickboxing phenom and Lesnar had a solid wrestling background. There was always something different about Ngannou. Something more mysterious, something rawer, something scarier. It’s impossible at this point not to bring up that punch. In a sport where the knockout is king, it takes something special to really stand out. Ngannou’s knockout of Alistair Overeem at UFC 218 was absolutely savage in its execution- all raw power and angles. At this point in time Alistair Overeem was the legitimate #1 heavyweight contender- he'd lost to the champ after having Stipe in all sorts of trouble at UFC 203 and bounced back with solid wins over Mark Hunt and Fabricio Werdum. At this point, and indeed at no point in time including now, could Alistair Overeem be described as anything other than a stud. There are few more iconic shots in MMA than that of Overeem’s arcing body flying through the air, head snapped back at a sickening angle and Ngannou’s uppercut/hook hybrid already in its follow through. What Ngannou did to Overeem was scary not just because of what he did, but w ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNeewDcuhfg