Brian Mazique has covered combat sports and video games since 2011. In addition to Forbes, Mazique has written for Bleacher Report and Ring Magazine and creates content for multiple YouTube channels–including the self-titled Brian Mazique channel focusing on boxing.
The lineup of fights for UFC 312 in Sydney, Australia, on February 8, 2025, is beginning to take shape. On Monday, November 11, the promotion officially announced the first three fights added to the card.Undefeated 22-year-old Japanese flyweight Rei Tsuruya is back after enjoying a successful main-roster debut against Carlos Hernandez in June. Tsuruya earned a spot on the UFC’s roster as he blasted his way through the Road to the UFC program.
That event took place in Perth, Australia, so Nicoll will be determined to keep from letting his countrymen down again. Quillan Salkilld, another Australian fighter, will be in action. The 24-year-old is making his main roster debut, and he’s doing it in his home country.Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Clues And Answers For Tuesday, November 12
The light heavyweight scrap between Jimmy Crute and Marcin Prachnio has the highest Fight-of-the-Night potential. Crute almost always delivers non-stop action in his fights. Unfortunately for Crute, he is in a tough spot. He is on a four-fight winless streak with three losses and a draw. He would like to challenge Ilia Topuria in a rematch, but the champion would prefer to take some time off after becoming the first man to knock out Max Holloway. Because of that, Volkanovski could be fighting Diego Lopes, with the winner getting the fight against Topuria, which could happen at a soccer stadium in Spain in 2025.
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