Who has better SKILLS? Michael Bisping breaks down Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk skillsets ahead of their historic undisputed heavyweight title fight in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and asks the question; who has more pressure on them to win?
Former UFC middleweight champion, Michael Bisping reacts to Alex Pereira saying he would rather fight in his own division next against Magomed Ankalaev than move up to heavyweight if it's for an interim title. Also, was UFC Noche just leaked on French TV? Ilia Topuria vs Max Holloway and Sean O'Malley vs Merab Dvalishvili?
Michael Bisping reacts to John Fury landing a headbutt against a member of Usyk's team during Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk fight week in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Michael Bisping gives his immediate reaction to UFC Fight Night: Blanchfield vs Fiorot which saw Chris Weidman rebound against Bruno Silva but not without some controversy. Chris was ahead on the scorecards but with after an eye poke in Round 3 the fight was stopped and was initially called a TKO win but after the replay, it went to a judge's decision which saw Weidman win via Technical Decision.
Joaquin Buckley TKO'd Vicente Luque after Luque pulled guard and the French, Manon Fiorot defeats Erin Blanchfield setting herself up for a UFC flyweight title shot.
Michael Bisping reacts to Conor McGregor saying that 'All System are Go' for his UFC return this summer against Michael Chandler after the release of his movie RoadHouse with Jake Gyllenhaal. If McGregor wins he could fight Islam Makhachev for the UFC lightweight championship; maybe Dustin Poirier or even Nate Diaz.
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Who has better SKILLS? Michael Bisping breaks down Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk skillsets ahead of their historic undisputed heavyweight title fight in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and asks the question; who has more pressure on them to win?
