News about Dominick Reyes

Dominick Reyes, a UFC fighter, has said he is 'lucky to be alive' after suffering from blood clots in his leg last month. On January 20, the American (12-4-0) was supposed to face Carlos Ulberg (10-1-0), but the bout was postponed on December 30 due to a mishapny. Reyes was only a week later diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis.

After a dramatic second round victory over rival Alex Pereira at UFC 287, Israel Adesanya regained his middleweight crown. After suffering a fifth round knockout loss to the Brazilians in November at UFC 281, 'The Last Stylebender' came into the fight. It was the fourth time the pair met, their second inside the octagon, and it was the first time Adesanya had come out on top. Pereira used his sharp jab to produce brutal calf-kicks in the first round, with both guys struggling to find their place. Both men will push forward a little more in the second round. The Brazilian landed a series of shots in a row, including a brutal knee to the body that had Adesanya tied on the strings midway through the round.

Jon Jones returned to the octagon last night, defeating Ciryl Gane via first-round submission at UFC 285 to win the heavyweight title. In his first fight in three years, the 'Bones' made quick work of the Frenchman.' Jones is regarded as one of the best to ever step foot inside the octagon. Jones declared that he would return to action regularly in 2023 after a three-year absence going into fight week. Jones said he didn't have the energy to compete in his first match against Dominick Reyes in 2020 because he looked as if he was fighting against smaller opponents despite the lengthy layoff.

After Francis Ngannou vacated the belt, Jones will return to the octagon at UFC 285 for the heavyweight title. Since beating Dominick Reyes at UFC 247 back in February 2020, the former UFC light-heavyweight champion hasn't stepped foot inside the octagon in three years. Since then, the 'Bones' took some time away from the game as he admitted he lacks energy when going up against 'lesser opposition.' Brady, who resigned from football after 23 seasons as the GOAT, praised his countryman as the best in a video message.

After Francis Ngannou vacated the belt, Jon Jones is expected to return to the cage this weekend as he takes on Ciryl Gane for the heavyweight championship. Since beating Dominick Reyes at UFC 247 back in February 2020, the former UFC light-heavyweight champion hasn't stepped foot inside the octagon in three years. Since then, 'Bones' took some time away from the game as he admitted to lacking motivation while protesting 'lesser opponents.' For Gane, the Frenchman will be aiming for his first heavyweight title. He lost his first match of his professional career when he met Francis Ngannou in his first appearance at the disputed UFC title. 'Bon Gamin' defeated Tai Tuivasa in Paris by a third-round KO in his last fight.

As he prepares for his long-awaited return to the Octagon on Saturday night, MMA legend Jon Jones displayed his latest heavyweight figure ahead of his showdown with Ciryl Gane at UFC 285. 'Bones' tipped the scales at 248 pounds at the weigh-in for the occasion, and he's poised to make a'strong' argument against the Frenchman in Las Vegas. The 35-year-old dominated the light-heavyweight division before deciding to avoid his belts in 2020 in anticipation of his climb to heavyweight. He last battled in February 2020 against Dominick Reyes, who prevailed by a unanimous decision at UFC 247.

Jon Jones, the UFC's greatest heavyweight champion, has revealed his updated physique ahead of his title fight against Ciryl Gane, and, as it's fair to say, he's getting noticeably larger. Jones hasn't stepped foot inside the octagon since his unanimous decision over Dominick Reyes in 2020, but he is set to return to the UFC for the big match this weekend. The American will be gaining a hefty portion of the fight, going from light heavyweight to heavyweight, and has undergone a serious body transformation in order to do so.

After Francis Ngannou vacated the belt, Jon Jones is expected to return to the cage this weekend against Ciryl Gane for the heavyweight championship. Since beating Dominick Reyes at UFC 247 back in February 2020, the former UFC light-heavyweight champion hasn't stepped foot inside the octagon in three years. Since then, the 'Bones' took some time away from the sport as he admitted to lacking inspiration when facing lesser opponents.

After the French heavyweight claimed he has'barely trained' in recent months, UFC star Jon Jones sent an alert to upcoming opponent Ciryl Gane. In a fight for the heavyweight title, the two UFC legends are set to face each other on March 5th, and verbal duel battles have already started between them. Jones, who hasn't fought since his victory over Dominick Reyes in February 2020, took to social media to fire Gane, who claimed that his preparations for their forthcoming fight had been sluggish.

Jon Jones was out of the league for more than three years due to salary. Francis Ngannou has left the UFC as the world's best heavyweight champion, although the crux of his argument is still grounded in pay. Over the past three years, the heavyweight division has been in a state of flux. Jones was last seen in an octagon successfully defending his UFC light heavyweight title against Dominick Reyes by the thinnest of margins. Following nearly a decade of dominance at 205 pounds, he vacated the title and went back to heavyweight just after.

With the empty light-heavyweight belt on the line at UFC 282, Jan Blachowicz and Magomed Ankalaev clash inside the octagon this weekend. After Jiri Prochazka, the strap holder who won the tournament over Glover Teixeira in June, was forced to abandon it due to a serious shoulder injury, the belt is up for grabs. Blachowicz won it against Dominick Reyes and holding it against Israel Adesanya before losing out to Teixeira in just over a year, between September 2020 and October 2021.