Matt Brown has blasted the Professional Fighters League (PFL) for refusing to grant Aaron Pico a full release from his contract. Pico, a highly regarded featherweight prospect, has reportedly outgrown the promotion, and Brown believes he deserves the chance to test himself at the highest level, potentially in the UFC. During his criticism, Brown argued that fighters should have more freedom in their careers, especially when they've proven their worth. He expressed frustration over PFL’s contractual hold on Pico, emphasizing that keeping him locked in is unfair and hinders his growth. Pico, known for his elite wrestling and knockout power, has been a dominant force in the PFL but is now seeking bigger opportunities. However, without a release, his move to a new promotion remains uncertain. Should PFL let Aaron Pico go, or do they have a right to keep him under contract?

Dan Hooker has been forced to withdraw from his highly anticipated fight against Justin Gaethje at UFC 313 due to injury. The setback leaves Gaethje without an opponent for the event, but Rafael Fiziev has already volunteered to step in as a replacement. Fiziev, who previously faced Gaethje in a brutal battle at UFC 286, is eager for a rematch, saying he’s ready to step up on short notice. However, the UFC has yet to confirm if he will be the official replacement. Gaethje, the current BMF champion, was looking to build momentum toward a potential title shot, and it remains unclear if the promotion will find a new opponent or reschedule the fight. Would you like to see Fiziev get the rematch, or should the UFC look for another option?

MMA legend Demetrious Johnson has shared his thoughts on Henry Cejudo’s future, suggesting that the former two-division champion should consider retirement after his recent loss at UFC Seattle. Cejudo suffered a tough defeat against Merab Dvalishvili, which marked his third consecutive loss since returning from retirement. What concerned Johnson the most, however, was the serious eye injury Cejudo sustained during the fight. “Man almost went blind in there,” Johnson said, emphasizing the risks of continuing to fight at the highest level. He praised Cejudo’s legacy but questioned whether it was worth risking his long-term health. With Cejudo now 37 and coming off multiple setbacks, should he retire or push for one last comeback?

Former interim UFC lightweight champion Dustin Poirier has weighed in on Ilia Topuria's decision to move up to 155 pounds, expressing openness to the idea of the newly crowned featherweight champ competing for the lightweight title. Topuria, fresh off his dominant win over Alexander Volkanovski, recently vacated his featherweight belt and set his sights on the lightweight division. While some question whether he deserves an immediate title shot, Poirier believes Topuria has the skills to make a serious impact. “I would give him a crack at the lightweight title,” Poirier stated, recognizing Topuria’s talent and confidence. However, with contenders like Islam Makhachev, Charles Oliveira, and Justin Gaethje in the mix, Topuria’s path to gold at 155 could be a challenging one. Do you think Topuria should get an immediate title shot at lightweight, or should he prove himself first?

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