Fighters can go into devastating slumps that ruin their career. Just look at Holly Holm. After losing to Kayla Harrison at UFC 300, her own boss is calling for her to retire.
Jake Paul, the YouTube sensation turned boxer, is making waves in the combat sports world yet again. After a dominating knockout victory over Ryan Bourland in under three minutes, ‘The Problem Child’ is eyeing a new challenge – his debut in mixed martial arts, reported by MMA Weekly.
Former Strikeforce lightweight champion Josh Thomson would like to see Tony Ferguson hang up the gloves. Back in May 2020, "El Cucuy" walked into UFC 249 on a 12-fight win streak.
Even though Nate Diaz is not on the UFC roster, there’s been no shortage of talk about if and when Stockon’s favorite little brother will return to the Octagon.
Tony Ferguson spent the vast majority of his career living up to his terrifying nickname. “El Cucuy”—which translates to “The Boogeyman” in English—turns 40 on Feb.
Tony Ferguson says he wasn't at his best going into UFC 296, where he clashed with Paddy Pimblett. The former interim champion revealed that he'd suffered an MCL tear a month away from his scheduled meeting with “The Baddy.” “F*cked my sh*t up during a practice [session,] MCL tear,” Ferguson wrote on social media.
Tony Ferguson recently underwent surgery to repair a serious injury that occurred just weeks before he fought Paddy Pimblett at UFC 296. One of the most popular fighters on the UFC roster, Ferguson suffered his seventh loss in a row when he met Pimblett on the main card of UFC 296 and lost a unanimous decision.
Now on a grim seven-fight losing skid, it's safe to say Tony Ferguson has seen much better days in the Octagon. 'El Cucuy's most recent loss saw him fall via unanimous decision to Paddy Pimblett at UFC 296.
Javier Mendez, the American Kickboxing Academy head coach, has responded to some insane rumors involving Tony Ferguson and Khabib Nurmagomedov. During their primes, Ferguson and Khabib often traded barbs through the media and during press events.
Despite his record-tying streak of Octagon futility, Tony Ferguson has no intention of hanging up his gloves. Ferguson (25-10) suffered a unanimous decision defeat at the hands of Paddy Pimblett on Saturday at UFC 296.
Former interim lightweight champion Tony Ferguson wants his fans to "keep the faith" after he fell to a seventh consecutive defeat at UFC 296 this past weekend.
Tony Ferguson has never been a fighter you could call conventional in any sense of the word. From his fighting style, interviews and training camps, "El Cucuy" has always had a distinct reputation for going against the grain.
Tony Ferguson returns for the second time this year and looks to snap his unwanted, awful six-fight losing streak. Having gone on one of the best winning runs in the company’s history, El Cucuy has had almost no success since May 2020.
A few years ago, Tony Ferguson (25-9) was looked at as arguably the best lightweight in the UFC. He had climbed to the top of the mountain and become interim championship.
This past Saturday on the main card of UFC 291, we saw a lightweight showdown between two fan favorites and OGs of the fight game. Former interim lightweight champion Tony Ferguson (25-9) was looking to avoid a sixth consecutive loss as he took on Bobby “King” Green (30-14-1).
On the main card of UFC 291, we saw a showcase in the lightweight division.
The man who is responsible for one of the greatest runs in UFC history, Tony Ferguson will compete again at UFC 291 and look to snap his five-fight skid.
UFC veteran Tony Ferguson has pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor charge of driving under the influence after TMZ Sports was first to report the news. Ferguson entered his not guilty plea at an arraignment on June 1.
Ultimate Fighting Championship star Tony Ferguson is lucky he emerged uninjured. According to TMZ on Sunday morning, Ferguson allegedly crashed his truck into a pair of parked cars in Hollywood, California.
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