I'm only 5'10, 230lbs. My healthy weight is higher than the average man. If I was 160lbs I'd die. My doctors have told me I should be around 185-205lbs to be healthy.

I an some of our brothers are just starting to learn to fight and not sparring or battling in any matches yet. However, many of us have been training for years, possibly, and have been in sparring matches and fights in the cage. As a beginner in boxing and soon to be kickboxing, when you are about to enter a match, do you feel anxiety, excitement, both and does it matter who you are battling with if your opponent is bigger, smaller, more or less skilled, or any other reason? I am curious to know so I and our less experienced brothers can plan to enter fights more confidently and with less anxiety, if at all. If our brothers @Shea Hammond @Eyal Farber @Nataniel Mikkelborg and any of our other brothers who battle would share with us, we would greatly appreciate this? 🙏🏻

Brothers, we are all training one or more MMA and fighting. Share with your brothers: - what you are training - how are you progressing

The new AI based rankings are officially live! Right now you can toggle and switch between them and the media determined rankings, which is what we had until now. Here's a side by side comparison of the changes: https://www.instagram.com/p/DZ50chfDJ9P/?img_index=1&igsh=enVsdzVkcGV2aDlx What do you guys think? Yesterday I saw also saw a P4P ranking, but that seems to have disappeared for now

Not gonna lie, I didn't think Conor would ever come back, let alone have a rematch with Max. On paper, it seems like an easy Max win, but, it's at welterweight. Max isn't a huge guy, and Conor is physically much bigger, and he's had a fight at welterweight vs. Cerrone (Which he won by KO in less than 60 seconds). Max has a massive edge in cardio, and even if Conor does manage to hit him, I don't see him cracking Max's iron chin. Final prediction: Holloway by decision or late round finish What do you guys think?