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Sean O’Malley is putting his money where his mouth is and offering up $ 1 million to fight world champion boxer Devin Haney in a MMA fight. This comes after Haney called O’Malley a “bitch ass” following his disappointing title loss to Merab Dvalishvili at UFC 306 earlier this month.

On Monday, O’Malley released another episode of his YouTube show and the topic of Haney eventually came up. The former UFC bantamweight champion wasted no time calling out not only Haney, but all boxers. O’Malley even went as far as offering up $ 1 million of his own money to have Haney fight for real.

Check out the clip below:

“Boxers are f—king pu—ies,” said O’Malley. “Devin Haney is a b—ch. If David Haney really wants to fight, I’ll put a million dollars me vs. him, no time limit, and we can fight. MMA rules, just a fight, or we can do no rules so if you wanna eye poke me you can. Let’s do a real f—king fight. You wanna talk s—t on Twitter? Really, really actually fight or just don’t talk s—t.

“Either don’t talk s—t or let’s actually fight. I would box and put $ 1 million of my money. Boxing rules just to protect him. I would just simply box him, but he wouldn’t just simply fight me. Don’t talk s—t.”

Haney, who spent the weekend complaining about ‘Joshua vs. Dubois’ tickets, had some time on his hands to respond to O’Malley’s callout. As expected, the professional boxer wanted no part of “Suga” inside of the Octagon, but did make a counter offer to make “real money” in a boxing ring.

Check it out below:

“I don’t fight for a million dollars like you.. @SugaSeanMMA let’s do a boxing fight & give us a shot at making real money!”

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This is a cool little promo.

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Slips, rips, and KO clips

Just in case you missed this monster knockout from Saturday.

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Good lord!

Sleep well Maniacs! We’ll be back for more tomorrow night.

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MMA Fighting has DWCS results for all the action from season eight, week six of UFC’s Contender Series on Tuesday night at UFC APEX in Las Vegas.

In the main event, undefeated heavyweights Bailey Schoenfelder (5-0) and Danylo Voievodkin (6-0) face off. Schoenfelder has competed for Bellator and LFA, and recently won a CFFC title with a second-round knockout of Greg Velasco. All of his wins have come by way of knockout or submission.

Voievodkin has also won all of his fights inside the distance, with none of his opponents making it out of the first round. Five of the Ukrainian heavyweight’s victories have occurred in under a minute, four of those in less than 30 seconds.

In the penultimate bout of the evening, recent LFA competitor Daniel Frunza (8-2) fights Vadym Kutsyi (16-1) in a welterweight bout.

Thus far 24 contracts have been awarded this season, with only one week seeing all five winners earn a shot in the UFC.

Check out DWCS results below.

Fight Card (ESPN+, 8 p.m. ET)

Bailey Schoenfelder vs. Danylo Voievodkin

Daniel Frunza vs. Vadym Kutsyi

Kevin Christian vs. Francesco Mazzeo

Kevin Vallejos vs. Cam Teague

Alexia Thainara vs. Rose Conceicao

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Sean O’Malley went from having “zero excuses” for his UFC 306 title loss to Merab Dvalishvili, to now telling the MMA world he believes he should’ve gotten the victory at Sphere. How has O’Malley been handling himself following the loss, and are you surprised by the flip-flop reaction?

On a special Q&A edition of On To the Next One, MMA Fighting’s Mike Heck and Alexander K. Lee discuss the fallout from O’Malley’s loss, and the narrative that Dvalishvili is “ducking” Umar Nurmagomedov — and why that’s just ridiculous. Additionally, questions include Dana White being ready to enter the boxing space, the UFC’s next TV and broadcast deal, the A.J. McKee vs. Paul Hughes bout for the PFL PPV, who Movsar Evloev may end up fighting at UFC 307, Jon Jones vs. Tom Aspinall, Mike Perry’s new boxing promotion, and much more.

Watch the latest edition of On To the Next One in the video above. Audio-only versions of the podcast can be found below, on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, and wherever you find your favorite podcasts.

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