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Gamebred Fighting Championship returns with a bare-knuckle MMA card in Miami headlined by Yoel Romero vs. Alex Nicholson. The event at Unrivaled Arena features a stacked main card (including Lima vs. Nchukwi and Johnson vs. James) and prelims, with fights airing live for free on the Gamebred Fighting Championship YouTube channel starting at 7:00 p.m. ET (prelims) and 9:00 p.m. ET (main card).
Hector Lombard pulled out of Gamebred Bareknuckle MMA 10’s headlining bout against Yoel Romero, and Alex Nicholson will step in to face Romero in a light heavyweight matchup at Unrivaled Arena in Miami; Jorge Masvidal announced the change, with Luis Palomino vs. Darrell Horcher in the co-main event. Romero will make his Gamebred Bareknuckle MMA debut, while Nicholson brings UFC/PFL experience to the bout as Lombard’s exit leaves Romero with a new opponent for the card airing on YouTube.
Yoel Romero overwhelmed Alex Nicholson in a 70-second bare-knuckle MMA bout at Gamebred FC in Miami, using a takedown and ground-and-pound to fracture Nicholson’s jaw for a quick win; the main event had been set for Hector Lombard, who withdrew before fight night.
Yoel Romero overwhelmed veteran Alex Nicholson with a sequence of takedowns and decisive ground strikes, forcing Nicholson to tap as Romero’s strikes reportedly broke Nicholson’s jaw in just over a minute at Gamebred Bareknuckle MMA in Miami.
Bo Nickal declined to rebook his canceled match against Yoel Romero after Romero missed weight significantly, citing disrespect to the sport and expressing interest in other fighters instead, while criticizing the main event lineup for not featuring more accomplished wrestlers.
Yoel Romero, at 48, made a striking promotional debut in BKFC 80, delivering a brutal knockout to Theo Doukas with three knockdowns in the second round, showcasing his continued dominance in combat sports.
Yoel Romero, a former UFC and Bellator fighter, made a successful debut in bare knuckle boxing at BKFC 80, defeating Theo Doukas with a TKO after knocking him down three times, demonstrating he's here to stay in the sport at nearly 50 years old.
Yoel Romero, at 48 years old, made his bareknuckle boxing debut at BKFC 80 with a dominant second-round knockout using a powerful uppercut against regional fighter Theo Doukas, showcasing his impressive physical condition and striking skills.
Jon Jones was left in shock after witnessing Yoel Romero's first-round knockout of Duane Crespo at Mike Perry's 'Dirty Boxing' event in Miami. The event, reminiscent of a Fight Club scene, saw Romero, a former UFC middleweight title challenger, deliver a powerful left hand to secure the win. Jones, who recently defended his heavyweight title, is contemplating future fights, with negotiations ongoing for a potential bout against interim champion Tom Aspinall, despite his preference for a match with Alex Pereira.
Vadim Nemkov defeated Yoel Romero in a lopsided unanimous decision at Bellator 297, making it his fifth consecutive title defense. Nemkov is now considering a move up to heavyweight as he believes he has cleaned out the Bellator light heavyweight division. He was surprised by Romero's durability and is relishing the win over a fighter he has admired for years.
Vadim Nemkov defeats Yoel Romero in a unanimous decision win to retain his Bellator light heavyweight title after a masterful outing where he outstruck Romero for the better part of 25 minutes. Despite his durability, Romero's offense was nearly nonexistent, allowing Nemkov to tee off during the majority of the exchanges. Nemkov has now defended his title four times and remains one of the most dominant athletes on the Bellator roster.
Vadim Nemkov successfully defended his light heavyweight title against Yoel Romero in a dominant unanimous decision victory at Bellator 297. Twitter reactions praised Nemkov's strategy and activity throughout the fight, while also noting Romero's occasional effective flurries.
Bellator 297 features a Light Heavyweight title fight between Vadim Nemkov and Yoel Romero, as well as a Bantamweight title clash between Sergio Pettis and Patricio “Pitbull” Freire. The event will take place at Wintrust Arena in Chicago, with preliminary fights starting at 6 p.m. ET on YouTube and main card action on Showtime at 9 p.m. ET. Other fights on the card include Corey Anderson vs. Phil Davis and Daniel James vs. Gokhan Saricam.
Bellator 297 features a stacked card headlined by Vadim Nemkov defending his light heavyweight championship against Yoel Romero, while Patricio Pitbull attempts to win Bellator gold in a third weight class against bantamweight champ Sergio Pettis. Pitbull is currently on his third reign as Bellator featherweight champion and is making a big cut to 135 pounds. Pettis enters on a five-fight winning streak and is undefeated in his four Bellator bouts.
Bellator 297 features a stacked card headlined by Vadim Nemkov defending his light heavyweight championship against Yoel Romero, while Patricio Pitbull attempts to win Bellator gold in a third weight class against bantamweight champ Sergio Pettis. Pitbull is making a big cut to 135 pounds to become the first fighter to win world titles in three weight classes in a major mixed martial arts promotion. Nemkov is expected to win against Romero, who has never won a world title despite being an elite fighter.