News about Alistair Overeem

Sergei Pavlovich has established himself as one of the most fearsome heavyweights in the UFC over the past five years. Now that Francis Ngannou has left the sport, the Russian can categorically claim to be the best KO artist on the roster. In fact, UFC 295 opponent Tom Aspinall has branded him as such on Saturday night, naming him the sport's most toughest fighter. So how has Pavlovich, 31, established himself as this fearsome character?

Tom Aspinall has admitted that there are no specific plans he can make for UFC 295 opponent Sergei Pavlovich simply because the Russian has been running through his opponents. Pavlovich, the Brit, who believes he is the most feared fighter in the UFC, has won the match with just two-and-a-half weeks notice. The cameras were following him in his gym as he talked about the challenge ahead on the first episode of UFC Embedded. I've known all along that Pavlovich is the most dangerous guy in the UFC.' You can't even look at his fights because they've been so fast and say, "This is where he's bad," because he's just steamrolling people.

Mike Tyson has admitted that he would'like to' coach Francis Ngannou ahead of his blockbuster match against Tyson Fury. In a ten-round fight in Saudi Arabia on October 28, the mixed martial arts star will make his debut in the boxing ring against the WBC heavyweight champion. Ngannou, who has never been defeated in his UFC career, has forged his name as a tenacious hitter, winning against Alistair Overeem, Jairzinho Rozenstruik, and Stipe Miocic.

Alistair Overeem, the former UFC championship champion, has shocked fans with his dramatic weight loss, with a recent snapshot depicting him more like a middleweight than a heavyweight. 'The Demolition Man,' who is serving a one-year suspension for testing positive to a banned drug, was once known as having the most feared physique in all combat sports.' However, in a recent snap taken recently with RIZIN CEO Nobuyuki Sakakibara that was posted widely on social media, the 43-year-old Dutchman appears almost unrecognizable.

Mark Hunt has left journalists in stitches during a press conference to announce his pending heavyweight boxing match against former All Black Sonny Bill Williams, which is set to take place in Sydney on November 5 at Ken Rosewall Arena.