News about Ian Garry

After appearing in a video on social media, UFC star Sean Strickland has struck back at Ian Garry's wife Layla Anna-Lee for her latest remarks. Anna-Lee responded with a video after months of being on the front page, following fans' discovery of an old book she wrote and rumors that the couple lives with her ex-husband. She debunk 'the three lies' that circulate on social media about their dating before criticizing Strickland for his previous remarks.

Layla Anna-Lee, Ian Garry's wife, has struck back at 'the top three lies' that concern her husband, in the aftermath of Colby Covington's call-out to the Irish UFC star. Covington posted a video on his social media pages earlier this week where he called out Garry and then attacked Layla, his wife. Garry was dubbed a "translucent cuck" by the author before going on to list a number of stipulations that must be adhered to in order for the Irishman to face Covington.

For all the most recent news and live reaction from UFC 298, be sure to visit Mail Sport's live blog. Alexander Volkanovski faces Ilia Topuria for the featherweight championship on the evening's biggest headliner. There's plenty of action to enjoy before then, as well as a stacked full of great match-ups. Both eyes will be on Ian Garry as he takes on Geoff Neal, while Henry Cejudo faces Merab Dvashvili and Robert Whittaker in a big middleweight match.

Dr. Du Plessis has struck back at 'Mr Moral Compass' Sean Strickland and said he did not regret bringing up his opponent's childhood wounds to rile him. At a press conference last month, Du Plessis shouted: 'You think your dad beat the s*** out of you? Your dad doesn't have s*** on me; every childhood memory you have will come back when I'm in there with you.' In the aftermath of those remarks, Strickland and the South African, who face each other at UFC 297 on Saturday, fought in the crowd.

If the South African brings up his childhood traumas, Sean Strickland has threatened to'stab' Dricus du Plessis. At the end of last month, Du Plessis began a bitter feud with his middleweight rival, reminding him that the beating he suffered would bring all his childhood memories flooding back. The pair were clearly distressed and tumultuous, but 24 hours later, they clashed in the crowd of UFC 296 in spectacular scenes before being separated. It's the backbone of their showdown in Toronto on Saturday night, and Strickland has posed a serious threat ahead of the pair's normal duties, which will place them side-by-side.

Ian Garry's next fight will be shown in Miami next year, according to Dana White, although Michael 'Venom' Page has been confirmed as a new recruit. Following UFC 296's conclusion in Las Vegas, headlined by Leon Edwards defending his welterweight title against Colby Covington, attention turned to future events. Garry, an Irish fighter, was forced to miss his match against Vicente Luque at UFC 296 due to pneumonia, but he has been dubbed one of four fights in Miami, where he will face Geoff Neal in a welterweight match.

After a video of Ian Garry struggling to talk on the phone surfaced, former UFC fighter Darren Till has called out Ian Garry. Following a pneumonia diagnosis, Garry was ruled out of his bout against Brazilian Vicente Luque in UFC 296. On Wednesday, the 13-0 Welterweight did not turn up to media day duties in Las Vegas, and it has been confirmed that the war is off as he recovers from illness.

Leon Edwards is clearly the favorite with Sky Bet at 4/6, although Colby Covington is a marginal 6/5 outsider to win at UFC 296. Edwards is 72% to triumph by TKO/KO, 6/4 to win a decision and a wide 12/1 to submit his opponent. Conversely, Covington is winning by 7/1, 9/4, or 10/1 odds, whichever comes first.

WILL GRIFFEE IN LAS VEGAS: Ian Machado Garry has been compelled to cancel his UFC 296 showdown with Vicente Luque due to pneumonia. Garry, who did not turn up to media day duties in Las Vegas on Wednesday, has announced that the contest has been postponed. 'I have pneumonia.' They tried everything to help me. 'I told Ariel Helwani that I have no chance I can fight.' 'The call was made by a UFC doctor.' This annoys me more than ever. I want to fight. It's my favorite thing to do,' he said.

Ian Garry, a UFC welterweight, discussed the recent scandal surrounding his wife, admitting that it had left him feeling apprehensive about going to the United States for UFC 296. Since internet users prompted them to write 'How to Be a WAG,' the Irishman and his wife, Layla Machado Garry (formerly Layla Anna-Lee), 40, have been the center of the conversation in the MMA industry this week. The tongue-in-cheek audiobook, which was released by Layla in 2010, claims to be a 'guide to capturing the man of your dreams,' which caused a stir on social media in the last week.

After claiming that they ran into each other at UFC's Success Institute, Sean Strickland has issued an ultimatum to Ian Garry. Since online readers bought Layla Anna-Lee's 2010 book 'How to Be a WAG,' Garry and his partner have been at the forefront of debate in the MMA world in recent times.

Dillon Danis has taken to social media to post chat messages from 2018 with the wife of UFC star Ian Garry. Danis, who was preparing for his crossover boxing match against Logan Paul in October, gained a reputation for his internet trolling of Paul's fiancée Nina Agdal. Several graphic representations of his rival's fiancée - some of which appeared to be edited - were posted alongside photos of her cosying up to old foes.

Ian Garry's wife has spoken out against the backlash she received for putting together a book on how to date athletes more than a decade ago. Following online followers' article "How to Be a WAG," the UFC star and his partner Layla Anna-Lee have been at the center of discussion in the MMA world this week. Many believed that Anna-Lee's book was essentially a gold diggers' guide, but that the 40-year-old is Garry's senior, 14 years old.

Ian Garry of Ireland has continued his meteoric rise in the UFC with a unanimous decision over American Neil Magny at UFC 292. At UFC 292, the 25-year-old welterweight dominated all three rounds to raise his career record to 13-0. He assaulted the veteran's lead leg from the start, causing him to slip to the ground on several occasions.

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.

Ian Garry has made the creative decision to hold an open exercise in an Irish pub as he prepares to face Neil Magny on Saturday night. Standing outside the pub with his arms raised in front of a crowd, the Irish UFC star was seen holding his hands aloft before doing some pad work inside as fans gathered around him. Garry has emerged as one of the welterweight division's most popular figures in recent years, and is currently undefeated after 12 MMA fights.

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.'

EXCLUSIVE: It's only been ten weeks since UFC star Ian Garry last stepped foot inside the octagon, but the Irishman is set to lace up his gloves for another big fight. At this weekend's UFC Fight Night match, Garry will face American welterweight Daniel Rodriguez as he looks to extend his unbeaten record in the organization. His victory over Song Kenan in March was his fourth since joining the UFC and helped raise his profile in the division even more after an elite show of striking secured him a TKO win.

Ian Garry, a rising star, has had a year to remember, and the Irish UFC fighter has no intentions of letting down in 2023. Since winning three straight UFC titles, the 25-year-old has had the longest layoff from training in his entire career due to the birth of his son in October, but maintains it was a 'easy decision' to make. Garry addresses why more to expect from one of the sport's most promising talent, from his emmonic UFC win-streak to his fatherhood and his involvement in charity Gloves not Gunz.