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The Weekend in Scraps: Cyborg Dominates, Badr Hari Returns, Deontay Wilder Wins Big

The Weekend in Scraps: Cyborg Dominates, Badr Hari Returns, Deontay Wilder Wins Big
Every Monday, the Combat Press staff gathers its thoughts on the previous weekend’s fights and fight news. This feature isn’t a recap and it isn’t an editorial, but rather a bit of both worlds. We’ll scour the best from the combat-sports landscape and deliver it, with some commentary, right here. Let’s get started…
MMA
Well, Cristiane “Cyborg” Justino sure is cleaning out the UFC women’s bantamweight division. It’s too bad that the Brazilian is a 145-pound fighter, though. While her victory over Yana Kunitskaya in the UFC 222 headliner was another impressive piece of work for the women’s MMA legend, it was one more defense against a fighter who typically competes a weight class below Cyborg’s featherweight division. Kunitskaya may have entered as the Invicta FC bantamweight queen, but she’s still no match for the likes of Cyborg. The Brazilian has very little competition left, even if we count her fellow top 145ers Julia Budd and Megan Anderson. However, a fight between Cyborg and at least one of those two top contenders needs to be on the docket for the UFC.

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ONE Championship: Call to Greatness Preview and Predictions

ONE Championship: Call to Greatness Preview and Predictions
ONE Championship will return to its homebase, the Singapore Indoor Stadium, for the first time this year on Friday, Feb. 22, for
ONE Championship: Call to Greatness.
The promotion’s fifth event of 2019 is headlined by the women’s atomweight Muay Thai world championship. Current women’s atomweight kickboxing world titleholder Stamp Fairtex attempts to win another belt when she goes up against American challenger Janet Todd, who makes her promotional debut.
The main card features two bouts in the lightweight grand prix quarterfinals, including Singapore’s own Amir Khan opposite Costa Rica’s Ariel Sexton and former title challenger Ev Ting against dangerous Turk Saygid Guseyn Arslanaliev.

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