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MMA Fighting has Misfits Boxing 16 results for the Temper vs. Brueckner fight card and more from the James L Knight Centre in Miami, Fla., on Saturday night.

In the main event, FaZe Temper and Josh Brueckner will clash in the cruiserweight title tournament quarterfinals. Temperrr is 2-2 in his past four Misfits Boxing fights, while Brueckner is 1-1 in his past two Misfits Boxing fights.

Former Bellator veteran Anthony Taylor and Samuel Ericsson will square off for the Misfits light heavyweight title in the co-main event. Taylor has won his past two Misfits Boxing fights, while Ericsson is making his Misfits Boxing debut.

Check out Misfits Boxing 16 results below.

Main card (DAZN at 2:15 p.m. ET)

FaZe Temper vs. Josh Brueckner

Anthony Taylor vs. Samuel Ericsson

Amir Anderson vs. Kjonti Davis

Yuddy Gang TV vs. Argentinian King

J’Hon Ingram vs. Ryan Schwartzberg

Lil Cracra vs. Ace Musa

Leah Gotti vs. Amber Fields

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A UFC heavyweight rematch tops the bill of Saturday’s UFC Vegas 95 as Marcin Tybura looks to go 2-0 in the series against Serghei Spivac at the APEX. With that bout topping the 10-card slate, is this a satisfying lead-in card for next weekend’s UFC 305 event in Perth?

Ahead of the card, MMA Fighting’s Mike Heck and Eric Jackman preview the latest #UFCFightNight card, the main event between Tybura and Spivac, give their predictions for the contest, and discuss the stakes. Additionally, they’ll talk multiple fighers missing weight for their bouts, the co-main event between the surging Chepe Mariscal and featherweight veteran Damon Jackson, look to some of the low-key bangers on the card, discuss who could steal the headlines, and much more.

Catch the UFC Vegas 94 preview show above. An audio-only version of the show can be found below and on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you find your favorite podcasts.

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Tom Aspinall is on the offensive and doing everything in his power to score a UFC title fight with Jon Jones. If heavyweight legend Stipe Miocic ends up catching some strays along the way then so be it.

As you may know, Aspinall is the hottest thing to hit UFC’s heavyweight division in quite some time. The English star just stopped Curtis Blaydes with a 60-second knockout last month at UFC 304 to defend his interim UFC title for the first time. Overall, Aspinall is 8-1 inside the Octagon with eight finishes. His only loss was an injury to Blaydes back in 2022. He has also finished all three of his most recent fights in 73 seconds or less.

With all of this success you would think UFC matchmakers would be champing at the bit to book Aspinall against Jones, who currently holds the undisputed UFC heavyweight title. Aspinall is already one of the biggest English stars on the roster and a potential win over “Bones” could take his UFC stock to unfathomable heights.

However, the promotion is not ready to book Aspinall vs. Jones just yet. That’s because a matchup between Jones and Miocic – which was originally booked for UFC 295 back in 2023 — is still being planned. Aspinall will have to wait for that matchups of legends to play out before getting his hand on the winner (which is expected to be Jones).

Aspinall, who is usually quiet and calm when it comes to talking matchups, seems to be angling heavily to step in for Miocic and unify his title with Jones. The interim champ had the below to say in a recent interview with UFC on TNT:

“The guy needs to be Joe Biden’d mate, he’s too old,” said Aspinall of Miocic. “No one’s that interested anymore.”

What do you think, Maniacs? Is it finally time to put Miocic out to pasture and give Aspinall his shot?

Let us know!

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A battle between past UFC light heavyweight title challengers is expected to take place in December.

Multiple people with knowledge of the promotion’s plans confirmed to MMA Fighting that a matchup between Anthony Smith and Dominick Reyes is targeted for UFC 310, which is slated for Dec. 14 in Las Vegas. MMA Mania was first to report the booking.

Smith has dropped four of his past six bouts, including a loss to Roman Dolidze in his most recent appearance at UFC 303 in June. “Lionheart” began 2024 with a big upset win at UFC 301 in May, handing Vitor Petrino his first career loss with a first-round guillotine submission. Smith makes his 24th walk to the octagon, which includes a decision loss to Jon Jones in his lone title fight at UFC 235 in March 2019.

Reyes started off 2024 returning to the cage following a 19-month layoff, finishing Dustin Jacoby in the first round at UFC Louisville in June. The victory was Reyes’ first in nearly five years since stopping Chris Weidman in the main event of UFC Boston in October 2019. “The Devastator” then lost a controversial decision to Jones at UFC 247 in his first title opportunity in February 2020, before suffering brutal knockout losses against Jan Blachowicz, Jiri Prochazka, and Ryan Spann.

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