Kickstarter has paved the way for big tech and fitness names like Peloton, Oculus, and now Strike Coach. This is a first of its kind consumer robot. It is being introduced into homes and gyms, for fitness and combat training. Fitness equipment today is very static with limited engagement. A vast majority of products that are considered interactive, actually require a monitor screen to be engaged. STRIKECOACH does not have that issue! It truly is interactivity right out of the box. Which is effective and pure genius.
The Future of Live Casino Game Shows and Interactive Gaming
Live casino games used to be fairly straightforward. Players opened a table, watched a dealer deal cards or spin a roulette wheel, placed a bet and waited for the result. That format still works, but the industry has moved well beyond it.
A newer type of live gaming is built around entertainment as much as the game itself. Bright studios, hosts, bonus rounds, audience-style interaction and fast visual effects have changed the feeling completely. For many players, the experience now sits somewhere between a casino table, a live stream and a television game show.
Featured Upcoming Bouts (Outside of UFC)
| Friday, October 16th 2026: PFL Chicago: Carmouche vs. Bishop 2 | |||
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| Last Fight Date: 6/27/2026 [PFL] Last Opponent: [#16 W125] Viviane Araujo Last 5: L W W W W | Last Fight Date: 6/27/2026 [PFL] Last Opponent: [#36 W125] Ariane Lipski da Silva Last 5: W W L W W | ||
| Saturday, November 14th 2026: PFL Dubai: Nemkov vs. Bilostenniy | |||
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| Last Fight Date: 12/13/2025 [PFL] Last Opponent: [#20 HW] Renan Ferreira Last 5: W W W W W | Last Fight Date: 5/02/2026 [PFL] Last Opponent: [#20 HW] Renan Ferreira Last 5: W W L W W | ||
| Thursday, December 31st 2026: Rizin FF New Years Eve Event | |||
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| Last Fight Date: 9/10/2026 [Rizin Fighting Federation] Last Opponent: [#7 FW] A.J. McKee Last 5: W W W W W | Last Fight Date: 8/11/2026 [Rizin Fighting Federation] Last Opponent: [#26 FW] Kleber Koike Erbst Last 5: W W W W W | ||

Featured Fighters
| [#1 WW] | Islam Makhachev |   | [#6 MW] | Brendan Allen |
| [#14 MW] | Christian Leroy Duncan |   | [#2 LW] | Ilia Topuria |
| [#60 LW] | Jai Herbert |   | [#187 BW] | Otari Tanzilovi |
| [#73 LHW] | Brendson Ribeiro |   | [#43 WW] | Roberto Soldic |
| [#422 WW] | Leon Shahbazyan |   | [#101 LW] | Matheus Camilo |
Anthony Joshua vs. Tyson Fury: Event Preview

Joshua vs Fury is finally happening. The fight is targeted for November 2026. It will stream globally on Netflix.
The rivalry has lasted over ten years. Negotiations stalled many times. This is the first meeting between Britain’s two biggest heavyweights of the last decade.
How Late Changes Reset Fight Analysis
A fight card can change after weeks of previews have already been published. An injury may remove one athlete and bring in a replacement with only a few days to prepare. A medical problem at the weigh-in can erase the matchup completely.
When that happens, the original comparison has reached its limit. Rankings and market prices were attached to a contest that may no longer exist in the same form. The analysis needs to restart with the revised card.

Could Paddy Pimblett Go to the Very Top?

Stars come and go in the UFC. But the biggest names tend to stick around for years. Despite his absence from the sport, Conor McGregor is probably the biggest name we’ve ever seen. However, he isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. In fact, there are several new kids on the block that could dominate the sport in the future, including the likes of Paddy Pimblett.
Why Does Teen Patti Work So Well as a Social Card Game?
Anyone who has watched a serious Teen Patti table knows that the biggest decisions often happen before the cards reveal anything. A glance across the table, a pause before making a move, or a change in someone’s usual rhythm can tell players almost as much as the cards themselves.
Fury vs Joshua: the two records side by side

Eddie Hearn called it “signed, sealed, delivered” on 27 April this year. More than four months later there is a target date of 20 November, no confirmed venue and a public argument over whether an all-British heavyweight fight belongs at Wembley or at Madison Square Garden. Fury spent the first week of September claiming it was off altogether and calling for a third fight with Oleksandr Usyk instead.
Tom Aspinall Gives Up the UFC Heavyweight Title as Eye Nightmare Turns Career Upside Down

After nearly a year of surgeries, infections and repeated setbacks stemming from the double eye poke against Ciryl Gane, Tom Aspinall has voluntarily vacated the UFC heavyweight championship. The full extent of the ordeal includes another devastating injury in training, two doctors refusing to clear him and the possibility of yet another surgery, as the UFC’s heavyweight division suddenly explodes wide open.
Tom Aspinall spent years waiting for his chance to become the undisputed UFC heavyweight champion, only to reach the top of the sport and now give the belt away without being beaten for it. On Monday, Aspinall announced that he had voluntarily vacated the heavyweight championship because continuing complications with his eyes have left doctors unwilling to medically clear him to compete, ending one of the strangest title reigns in UFC history and creating immediate uncertainty around one of the promotion’s most important divisions.
Fight Matrix Program – UFC 331: Van vs. Pantoja II (09-19-2026)
Flyweight Championship (125)
[#1DD][#2P4P][#1][#1UFC] Joshua Van (17-2-0, -128) vs. [#11P4P][#2][#2UFC] Alexandre Pantoja (30-6-0, +107)
Joshua Van is the All-Time #11 ranked Flyweight fighter.
Alexandre Pantoja is the All-Time #2 ranked Flyweight fighter.
Last 3 Fights: Joshua Van (3-0-0)
2026-05-09: W vs. [#4FLY] Tatsuro Taira (18-2-0) via TKO (Front Kick to the Body and Punches) in 1:32 of round 5
2025-12-06: W vs. [#2FLY] Alexandre Pantoja (30-6-0) via TKO (Arm Injury) in 0:26 of round 1
2025-06-28: W vs. [#5FLY] Brandon Royval (18-9-0) via UD (29-28, 29-28, 30-27)
Last 3 Fights: Alexandre Pantoja (2-1-0)
2025-12-06: L vs. [#1DD][#2P4P][#1FLY] Joshua Van (17-2-0) via TKO (Arm Injury) in 0:26 of round 1
2025-06-28: W vs. [#10FLY] Kai Kara-France (25-12-0) via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) in 1:55 of round 3
2024-12-07: W vs. [#44BW] Kai Asakura (23-6-0) via Technical Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) in 2:05 of round 2
| System | Favorite | Rating | Rating Diff | Win % |
| Betting Odds | Joshua Van | -128 | 53.74% | |
| Elo K170 | Joshua Van | 2173.26 | +88.25 | 62.43% |
| Elo Modified | Joshua Van | 2111.80 | +91.16 | 62.83% |
| Glicko-1 | Joshua Van | 2212.36 | +124.26 | 67.16% |
| WHR | Joshua Van | 1924.17 | +13.82 | 51.99% |
Fighter Ages on Fight Day: Joshua Van 24.9, Alexandre Pantoja 36.4
Days Since Last Pro Fight: Joshua Van 133, Alexandre Pantoja 287
Previous Match-up Record: Joshua Van leads 1-0-0
Wins Against Common Opposition: Alexandre Pantoja leads 2-1
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Lightweight (155)
[#4][#4UFC] Arman Tsarukyan (23-3-0, -333) vs. [#9][#8UFC] Mauricio Ruffy (14-2-0, +259)
Arman Tsarukyan is the All-Time #35 ranked Lightweight fighter.
Last 3 Fights: Arman Tsarukyan (3-0-0)
2025-11-22: W vs. [#20LW] Dan Hooker (24-15-0) via Submission (Arm-Triangle Choke) in 3:34 of round 2
2024-04-13: W vs. [#10DD][#3LW] Charles Oliveira (37-11-0) via SD (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)
2023-12-02: W vs. [#17LW] Beneil Dariush (23-8-1) via KO (Knee and Punches) in 1:04 of round 1
Last 3 Fights: Mauricio Ruffy (2-1-0)
2026-06-14: W vs. [#34LW] Michael Chandler (23-11-0) via TKO (Spinning Wheel Kick and Punches) in 4:29 of round 1
2026-01-31: W vs. [#11LW] Rafael Fiziev (14-5-0) via TKO (Punches) in 4:30 of round 2
2025-09-06: L vs. [#10LW] Benoit St. Denis (17-4-0) via Submission (Face Crank) in 2:56 of round 2
| System | Favorite | Rating | Rating Diff | Win % |
| Betting Odds | Arman Tsarukyan | -333 | 73.40% | |
| Elo K170 | Arman Tsarukyan | 2345.61 | +362.13 | 88.94% |
| Elo Modified | Arman Tsarukyan | 2231.06 | +271.72 | 82.69% |
| Glicko-1 | Arman Tsarukyan | 2310.73 | +254.06 | 81.19% |
| WHR | Arman Tsarukyan | 2126.37 | +184.89 | 74.35% |
Fighter Ages on Fight Day: Arman Tsarukyan 29.9, Mauricio Ruffy 30.2
Days Since Last Pro Fight: Arman Tsarukyan 301, Mauricio Ruffy 97
Previous Match-up Record: No previous match-ups.
Wins Against Common Opposition: No common opposition or both are winless against common opposition.
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Featherweight (145)
[#18][#14UFC] Patricio Freire (37-9-0, +206) vs. [#34][#21UFC] Doo Ho Choi (17-4-1, -260)
Patricio Freire is the All-Time #8 ranked Featherweight fighter.
Last 3 Fights: Patricio Freire (1-2-0)
2026-04-11: L vs. [#13FW] Aaron Pico (14-5-0) via UD (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)
2025-07-19: W vs. [#34BW] Dan Ige (19-12-0) via UD (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
2025-04-12: L vs. [*] Yair Rodriguez (20-5-0) via UD (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Last 3 Fights: Doo Ho Choi (3-0-0)
2026-05-16: W vs. [#102FW] Daniel Santos (15-3-0) via NC in 4:29 of round 2
2024-12-07: W vs. [#105FW] Nate Landwehr (18-8-0) via TKO (Elbows) in 3:21 of round 3
2024-07-20: W vs. [*] Bill Algeo (18-9-0) via TKO (Submission to Punch) in 3:38 of round 2
| System | Favorite | Rating | Rating Diff | Win % |
| Betting Odds | Doo Ho Choi | -260 | 68.84% | |
| Elo K170 | Patricio Freire | 1902.53 | +37.31 | 55.35% |
| Elo Modified | Patricio Freire | 1893.75 | +35.67 | 55.11% |
| Glicko-1 | Doo Ho Choi | 1927.64 | +20.48 | 52.94% |
| WHR | Doo Ho Choi | 1870.69 | +147.63 | 70.05% |
Fighter Ages on Fight Day: Patricio Freire 39.2, Doo Ho Choi 35.4
Days Since Last Pro Fight: Patricio Freire 161, Doo Ho Choi 126
Previous Match-up Record: No previous match-ups.
Wins Against Common Opposition: No common opposition or both are winless against common opposition.
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What’s Next for Islam Makhachev Following Successful Title Defence at UFC 330

Philadelphia, the site of August’s UFC 330 event – Source: Unsplash
Seventeen straight. That’s the number now etched next to the name of Islam Makhachev after his unanimous decision win over Ian Machado Garry at UFC 330 on August 15 at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, a 49-46, 49-46, 48-47 verdict that pushed him past Anderson Silva’s 16-fight win streak — a record that had stood untouched since 2013. A second-round left high kick out of the clinch put Garry down early and set up a heavy ground-and-pound sequence that looked, for a moment, like it might end things right there.
It didn’t. Garry got back up, and what followed was five rounds of a challenger refusing to go away and simultaneously refusing to go in for the kill.
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