News about Aljamain Sterling

In one of the most bizarre disqualifications of all time, a UFC fighter was disqualified for biting his opponent and leaving teeth marks in his opponent's bicep. During the match at UFC Vegas 89, Igor Severino and Andre Lima were locked in a confrontation recalling Mike Tyson's 'bite fight' with Evander Holyfield inside a boxing ring in 1997. After the two were separated, Lima pulled up his arm to reveal a horrific bite mark on his left bicep and was awarded the fight.

In the main event of UFC 299 on Saturday night, Sean O'Malley goes toe-toe with Marlon 'Chito' Vera, with the bantamweight championship on the line. Vera is the only man to have handed the American an apology in his professional career, a loss that O'Malley dismisses as a fluke. The champion has risen as a safe favourite and he is growing in confidence all the time, especially after superbly dispatching Aljamain Sterling.

However, Sterling stated that UFC 292's pay-per-view figures speak to O'Malley's success, not more than a case of rose colored lenses. 'I got the pay-per-view numbers and I'm just like, 'These are the numbers that this guy was trying to say he's this big pay-per-view star?'' The number was revealed on his YouTube channel, but not informing the public that it was true. 'I'm just like, 'Oh My God.' The Sterling plummeted when I saw the figures.' I literally said to her (Sterling's partner), "If I had no idea that this was what the numbers would have been, I would have waited and taken my vacation then and then prepare to fight now.'

When Aljamain Sterling called for a rematch of their bantamweight title match at UFC 292, Funk Master suffered a brutal TKO loss, Sean O'Malley delivered a scathing reply. O'Malley captured the UFC bantamweight crown with a second-round stoppage of the pound, having floored his opponent with a massive counter right hand in Boston. When UFC headed to Sydney, Australia, on Saturday night, the sterling was back in front of the cameras.

Dana White, the UFC president, has slammed Merab Dvalishvili and Aljamain Sterling's decision not to combat each other out of love. The two men, who have been training partners for years, have long confirmed that they will not cross paths in the octagon. Sterling had hoped to step up a weight class by defeating Sean O'Malley at UFC 292, giving No. 1 contender Dvalishvili the opportunity to step up and challenge for the vacant belt. However, O'Malley won the race with a dramatic finish, muddying the waters at bantamweight as the currency is pushed higher.

After his jaw-dropping victory over Aljamain Sterling at UFC 292, Sean O'Malley told him what UFC president Dana White said to him. Since winning the bantamweight title, the buzz was real, with Sterling plummeting in the second round of their blockbuster main event. Early in the second, O'Malley dropped the Sterling with an overhand right. O'Malley led him down with ground and pound until referee Marc Goddard called the match just 51 seconds into the round.

After beating Aljamain Sterling, Sean O'Malley says Conor McGregor called him. 'Suga' is a big underdog in UFC 292's main tournament, with Sterling riding a nine-fight streak and possessing some of the most common grappling skills the division has ever seen.' However, O'Malley caused a major shock by dropping the pound within two rounds to take the bantamweight championship at TD Garden on Saturday night.

Footage of Sean O'Malley drilling the exact shot that he knocked out Aljamen Sterling out of his gold on Saturday has surfaced, earning the 135th gold. In the second round of their UFC 292 main event attraction, O'Malley stopped Sterling in front of a capacity crowd at the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. After a tumultuous opener, O'Malley grabbed Sterling with a firm hand that the former bantamweight champion would not recover from. The punch was a thing of beauty - and it was the product of hours of meticulous fine tuning, with the man gaining space with his feet and firing the gun at his opponent's lazy lead jab.

Sean O'Malley claimed the UFC bantamweight championship on Saturday night, defeating Aljamain Sterling in the second round of the main event at UFC 292 at the TD Garden. O'Malley (17-1), of Phoenix, dropped the Sterling by an overhand right in the second period. O'Malley thrashed the defending champion with left hands to the head until referee Marc Goddard called the match to a halt 52 seconds into it. For the first time, the 28-year-old O"Malley was competing in a five-round match. The 34-year-old Sterling fell to 23-4. He came into the fight with ten straight victories.

As Aljamain Sterling defends his Bantamweight title against Sean O'Malley and Ireland's Ian Garry, you can read Mail Sport's live blog at 292.

Aljamain Sterling and Sean O'Malley will meet in a match for the UFC's bantamweight crown on Saturday night. Sterling has been the long-serving champion and he will face O'Malley at UFC 292. Despite his unbeaten run since 2018, which was the first time he lost a fight, a number of UFC followers, pundits, and fighters had dismissed him.

When Aljamain Sterling faces Sean O'Malley at UFC 292, he will attempt to successfully defend his bantamweight title for the fourth time. The 135-pound king comes off the back of a split decision victory over Henry Cejudo back in May. O'Malley is hoping to win the title for the first time in his professional career, following a victory over former champion Petr Yan last year.

You'd be hard pressed to produce anything better than Sean O'Malley if you were to create a UFC fighter. His style is distinct and instantly recognisable, with a look that recalls more from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory than the octagon. A promoter's dream is a'sugar' Sean, with his rainbow hair, flashy striking style, viral videos, and colorful suits.' The UFC has known his potential from the beginning, and with a belt, he'll be able to match up the boundless appeal.

UFC 292 will'go down the drain' without him, according to Ian Garry, who claims he is carrying this weekend's card. The undefeated Irishman, one of the sport's top rising stars, says the Boston event would have no appeal without his clash with Neil Magny. In the main event, Aljamain Sterling defends his bantamweight crown, while Zhang Weili faces Amanda Lemos for the women's strawweight belt. Garry says he is the greatest on the card. I believe I am carrying this 292 card on my back, and that if it wasn't for me, it would go down the drain.'

Sean O'Malley has a 'weird addiction' to being the underdog, which could help him a lot this weekend against Aljamain Sterling. 'Sugar' is a large venue, with Sterling having established himself as a formidable defender, most recently with his points victory over Henry Cejudo.' O'Malley told ESPN, 'Aljamain Sterling is the best bantamweight the UFC has ever known.' He's in his prime,' says the narrator.' I think he's 33 years old, which is pretty much prime age. Both the male UFC champions are in their 30s. He's the best grappler in the division. I'm a striker. This is a striker versus a grappler matchup, so it's exciting.'

Aljamain Sterling believes that UFC 292 challenger Sean O'Malley is lucky to meet him this weekend. O'Malley's CV was put on display by the bantamweight champion, who claims it is 'personal' between himself and 'Suga.' 'Let's be honest, there's only one guy that's actually defeated by a split decision that's still in the UFC, and that's Petr Yan'.' They're no longer in the UFC company,' so everyone else.' 'I mean you can look at my resume and see if everyone is still here,' I'm sure.' I defeated a lot of good quality guys, and I believe that's all contributed to my current state, which made me battle-tested.'

Just weeks after a spat over fight scheduling, UFC President Dana White gifted bantamweight champion Aljamain Sterling a Lamborghini. The fighter, who is ranked sixth in the UFC's top-for-pound rankings, beat Henry Cejudo last month to hold his position, but White announced that he would face Sean O'Malley at UFC 292 on August 19th, leaving the 33-year-old champion worried he would not have time to recover. The 33-year-old has at least six months between contests.

Aljamain Sterling has announced that he has gained more than two stone in less than two weeks after defending his UFC bantamweight crown. Sterling won by a landslide in a close contest for his third defense of his 135lbs crown. Sterling has one of the largest frames in the UFC's second-lightest men's weight class, standing 5ft 7in and a 71 inch reach, and has previously mentioned the challenges of reaching the 135 pounds limit.

Sean O'Malley believes he'd shock the world' by dethroning UFC bantamweight champion Aljamain Sterling. In the main event of UFC 288, 'Funk Master' won by a split decision over Henry Cejudo before 'Suga Show' stepped into the cage to face Henry Cejudo, teeing up a contest later this year. O'Malley wrote about Sterling's victory and his own aspirations in the MMA Hour: 'Keeping up with Henry for five rounds was more impressive than anything.' I know how difficult an opponent Aljo is.

After an exciting five-round match at UFC 288 in Newark, New Jersey, Aljamain Sterling defeated returning 'Triple C' Henry Cejudo by a split decision. Conor McGregor (pictured) said on Twitter: 'The best money I've ever earned.' Not a scratch on Aljo!Congrats Funkmaster! Henry Henry is a good little soldier, but give it a rest with these goals all the time. He has had sub-20 fights in his career. My little feints an all be ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha @ProtestWhiskey: He did split the splits like a stripper and was slapped on his a**.'

The Aljamain Sterling shunted Triple C back to retirement at UFC 288 in a split decision (47-48, 48-47, 48-47). Cejudo's grand scheme of a bold attempt to reach Alexander Volkanovski at featherweight was stymied at the first hurdle, and he has vowed to call it back a day later. The 'Funk Master,' who was fighting in front of a home crowd in New Jersey, was surprisingly booed, with the majority of the fans supporting Cejudo on his return to action. The octagon rust of three years out seemed to be there, though the former two-weight champion did display hints of the old glory, fight IQ, and wrestling pedigree that saw him previously dominate as chants of 'Henry' echoed around.

Aljamain Sterling defeated former Henry Cejudo in a thrilling five-round battle at the Prudential Centre in Newark, New Jersey, in the early hours of Sunday morning. With a split-decision victory over former two-weight world champion Cejudo, the sterling, now 23-3, defended his UFC bantamweight crown for the third time. But O'Malley stormed in to confront him just 33 years after the 33-year-old New Yorker raised his arm in the octagon.

Henry Cejudo is back, firing in New Jersey against Aljamain Sterling to regain his old bantamweight title in enemy territory. In an attempt to win an unprecedented third division title, Cejudo is trying to regain the belt and then shift to a tilt at featherweight. Nevertheless, the pound keeps his way and seems to be in his prime, having defended the belt against Petr Yan. Join us for updates from the pre-lims and the main card, culminating in the bantamweight bonanza.

When Aljamain Sterling takes on former champion Henry Cejudo tonight, he will defend his bantamweight crown for the third time. Sterling is coming off a second-round TKO victory over T.J. Dillashaw last October. Since winning the belt against Petr Yan at UFC 259. Cejudo, the former two-division champion, announced his retirement from the sport in 2020 after his second-round TKO victory over Dominick Cruz at UFC 249. Since winning the vacant title against Marlon Moraes at UFC 238 in 2019, Cejudo's only defense of his bantamweight title was defeated.