Daily MMA Digest - September 22, 2026
Dricus Du Plessis Eyes Title Shot
Coach Morne Visser has made a case for Dricus Du Plessis to fight Sean Strickland in a title trilogy match next. As the buzz builds around Du Plessis following his recent performances, fans are eager to see if he can secure the ultimate chance at the middleweight championship.
Adesanya’s Advice for Topuria
Following Ilia Topuria's recent defeat to Justin Gaethje, Israel Adesanya has advised him against seeking an immediate rematch. Drawing from his experience of bouncing back from devastating loss, Adesanya stresses the importance of taking a strategic approach before aiming for the title again.
Uroš Medić's New Fight Agreement
Representing Serbia on the global stage, Uroš Medić has confirmed his next match in the UFC, which is generating significant excitement. Fighting at Madison Square Garden, he aims to showcase his skills against a formidable opponent in the octagon.
UFC 331 Aftermath Reactions
The reactions to the thrilling battles at UFC 331 keep pouring in as fighters and fans reflect on the night of excitement and heartbreak. Key performances were highlighted, particularly those of Joshua Van and Arman Tsarukyan, who secured their place for potential title shots.
Gallen Returns for Showdown
After announcing his retirement previously, Australian boxing icon Paul Gallen is back, set to face heavyweight nemesis Nelson Asofa-Solomona. This clash is generating widespread interest as it pits Gallen’s experience against Asofa-Solomona’s knockout power.
Cage Drama Surrounds Gable Steveson
Jon Jones has addressed the controversy regarding Gable Steveson walking out of the octagon immediately post his knockout loss. As the situation unfolds, fans are left discussing Steveson's future and the psychological impacts of such a defeat.
Upcoming Fights and Matchmaking
With so much action in recent events, the MMA community is abuzz with potential matchmaking discussions for the likes of Joshua Van and Arman Tsarukyan. The future looks bright, with possibility in the lightweight division potentially heating up in the next few months.