Discover the latest updates in the world of MMA, including Michael Chandler’s bold retirement claim against Conor McGregor, Colby Covington’s denial of a fight offer, and Turki Alalshikh’s announcement of a UFC partnership with Riyadh Season.
Michael Chandler expresses confidence in retiring Conor McGregor at UFC 303, Colby Covington refutes claims of receiving a fight offer from Ian Garry, and Turki Alalshikh unveils a new strategic partnership between UFC and Riyadh Season.
Chandler Aims to Retire McGregor at UFC 303
Michael Chandler is confident that his upcoming fight against Conor McGregor at UFC 303 could mark the end of McGregor’s career. Despite acknowledging McGregor’s potential for a comeback, Chandler is determined to secure a victory. The event is set for June 29 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, marking the return of both fighters after a period of inactivity.
Covington Refutes Ian Garry Fight Offer
Colby Covington has dismissed claims of being offered a fight against Ian Garry, despite the ongoing feud between them. Covington addressed the situation on The Rush Podcast, denying any communication from UFC officials regarding the potential matchup. He accused Garry of spreading false information to gain attention.
Turki Alalshikh Announces UFC Partnership with Riyadh Season
Turki Alalshikh, the General Entertainment Authority chairman of Saudi Arabia, unveiled a new partnership between the UFC and Riyadh Season. The agreement includes Saudi sponsorship for the upcoming UFC 306 event in Las Vegas, as well as plans for MMA events in Saudi Arabia in the coming years. Alalshikh emphasized the strategic nature of the collaboration, aiming to enhance the presence of MMA in the region.
