Daily MMA Digest: Weidman vs. Silva Trilogy, Tuivasa's New Opponent, and Hokit’s Coaching Change

Weidman on Potential Silva Trilogy

Chris Weidman has opened up about the intriguing possibility of a trilogy fight against Anderson Silva, as he revealed that Most Valuable Promotions reached out to him regarding a matchup on the upcoming Ronda Rousey vs. Gina Carano card. After stepping away from MMA, Weidman's interest could be piqued, but only for the right financial terms.

Tuivasa Faces New Challenge

In a surprising turn of events, Tai Tuivasa is set to face Louie Sutherland at UFC Perth. This change came after Sutherland stepped in as an injury replacement for Sean Sharaf. With Tuivasa looking to shake off a losing streak, this matchup is crucial for his career.

Hokit’s Coaching Situation

Coach Greg Jackson will be absent from Josh Hokit’s corner during his upcoming fight against Derrick Lewis at the historic UFC White House event. Hokit’s team remains optimistic, as his other coaches have been preparing him for this pivotal bout.

Pereira’s Transition to Heavyweight

Alex Pereira is making waves as he prepares to move up to the heavyweight division. His recent training videos showcase his striking power, and if successful against Ciryl Gane, he could become the first UFC fighter to hold titles in three different weight classes.

Boxing Spotlight: Sara Ćirković and Veljko Ražnatović

In boxing news, Sara Ćirković continues her remarkable journey in the World Cup, securing a spot in the semifinals. In other news, Veljko Ražnatović is preparing for his 19th professional fight against Jurij Kašinski this Saturday, marking a significant moment in his career.

Prochazka Undermined by Emotions?

Jiri Prochazka faces criticism for his recent loss, as Joe Rogan and others question his decision-making during his title bout against Carlos Ulberg. The controversy has sparked debate on the importance of mentality and ruthlessness in the cage.

In Memoriam: Bill Caplan

The boxing world mourns the loss of legendary publicist Bill Caplan, who passed away at 90. His impactful career spanned over six decades, and he played a pivotal role in promoting some of boxing's biggest names.