Tai Tuivasa has made some big changes ahead of his clash in Los Angeles. This coming Saturday, the premier MMA promotion returns to Los Angeles, California, for UFC 331, headlined by a flyweight title clash between Joshua Van and Alexandre Pantoja.
Tai Tuivasa is hoping a new environment helps him end his seven-fight losing skid. The UFC heavyweight has been on a dismal run inside the Octagon, enduring a period that has tied him with BJ Penn for the second longest losing streak in the promotion’s history.
For the last couple of weeks, the UFC has been away on international endeavors in both Abu Dhabi and Serbia. After some time away it seems only fair that
There’s one area where Tai Tuivasa has clearly fallen off since returning to the UFC earlier this year. Fans have been calling for Tuivasa to hang up his gloves following a string of defeats inside the Octagon.
Tai Tuivasa has struggled in one specific area since making his UFC return earlier this year. Fans have been calling for Tuivasa to hang up the gloves due to his current losing streak inside the Octagon.
Jack Della Maddalena has been spotted for the first time since losing at UFC Perth. The former UFC welterweight champion was utterly outclassed by Carlos Prates on Saturday night.
Tai Tuivasa doesn’t appear to be stepping away, even after another tough outing in the Octagon. ‘Bam Bam’ hasn’t found much success since his 2022 knockout win over Derrick Lewis, which briefly put him at No.
It sounds like Tai Tuivasa is not going anywhere despite yet another setback inside the Octagon. ‘Bam Bam’ has struggled immensely since a 2022 knockout victory over Derrick Lewis pushed him to a career-high ranking of No.
Louie Sutherland accepted a make or break fight with Tai Tuivasa and flew across the world on just seven days’ notice. The British heavyweight has had a disastrous start to his UFC career, losing his first two fights by knockout and submission to Brando Peričić and Valter Walker respectively.
Tai Tuivasa’s coach is confident that a motivated ‘Bam Bam’ can turn things around in dramatic fashion. UFC Perth takes place this Saturday at the RAC Arena, with back-to-back heavyweight bouts opening up the main card.
Tai Tuivasa will fight at UFC Perth next month after all. The heavyweight landed Louie Sutherland as a replacement opponent for the May 2 card after Sean Sharaf fractured his nose in training this week, per MMA Fighting.
Tai Tuivasa will remain in front of his home audience following a last-minute change in opponent that rescued his planned fight at UFC Fight Night 275 in Perth, Western Australia.
Australian fans will still get to see Tai Tuivasa fighting on May 2. The heavyweight fan favorite has endured his worst run inside the Octagon to date, having lost six straight UFC fights since rising to a career-high No.
Tai Tuivasa only has a few weeks to find a replacement opponent for his UFC Perth comeback. ‘Bam Bam’ is currently on a six fight losing skid and a lot of fans have been calling for the UFC to cut the 33-year-old from the promotion.
Gable Steveson attended UFC 327 with his mentor, Jon Jones, to watch some action-packed clashes. However, nobody got a whiff of what the promotion was cooking with the former NCAA champion.
Tai Tuivasa is hoping to finally snap his six-fight losing streak, and he may have found the right matchup to do it. Australian fighters do not often get the chance to compete during prime time at home, but that is changing with UFC Perth.
SYDNEY — Tallison Teixeira weathered a hostile environment and a heavy-handed opponent to earn a hard-fought unanimous decision over Tai Tuivasa at UFC 325.
Tai Tuivasa is back in the Octagon after an 18-month layoff, and he’s hoping to snap a five-fight losing streak. The former title challenger last appeared in August 2024, when he dropped a split decision to Jairzinho Rozenstruik.
The time has come for another betting prediction and pick covering UFC 325 from Australia, this next bout highlighting the Heavyweight Division. Australian fan-favorite No.
The heavyweight matchup between Tai Tuivasa and Tallison Teixeira at UFC 325 is a classic clash of proven power against rising potential. Tuivasa (15-8) is one of the most recognisable heavyweights on the roster.
Tai Tuivasa enters UFC 305 in desperate need of a win. Riding a four-fight losing streak, Tuivasa (14-7) now operates far outside the title picture–and his future with the UFC is in more jeopardy as the losses accumulate.
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In a shocking upset, surging fan-favorite Tai Tuivasa suffered a major setback at UFC Vegas 88, succumbing to a first-round rear-naked choke at the hands of veteran Marcin Tybura.
The MMA Notebook runs every Friday. Tai Tuivasa has an idea in mind for his post-MMA career: wrestling in WWE. One of the UFC’s most popular fighters, Tuivasa has given a global stage to a “Shoey”–which is drinking beer out of a shoe.