Get the WWE App

1. Go to Google Play Store
2. Browse or search for WWE
3. Select and download the WWE app
4. Launch the app and sign in to your active WWE Network account.

Use the web portal

1. Go to watch.wwe.com on a supported browser
2. Sign in
3. Start watching

Update the WWE App

1. Open the Google Play Store app
2. Tap the Menu icon, then My Apps
3. Apps with available updates are labeled Update
4. Select WWE and tap Update

Note – You might need to restart your device to complete app updates,

Moreover, the WWE app is available on iOS and Android devices. Download the WWE Network app for your mobile device from Apple App Store or Google Play. You can also access WWE Network on mobile web.

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vs Eddie Alvarez

This performance shot McGregor into the record books, it could be no other in the No. 1 spot. The battle was for the lightweight title, he slammed the reigning champion, Eddie Alvarez, in the main event of the UFC 205 fight card. It took McGregor less than two rounds to pick apart Alvarez and become the first-ever UFC fighter to hold titles in two divisions at the same time.

vs Jose Aldo

Probably the toughest in McGregor’s career, the battle was with the reigning featherweight king Jose Aldo. McGregor unified the featherweight title in just 13 seconds and completely silenced all doubters. It was the best finish in the UFC championship history with that victory.

vs Donald Cerrone

This victory marked the resurgence of a man many felt was finished for good. McGregor stepped into the Octagon nearly four years removed from his most recent victory. In just a matter of 40 seconds, victory was assured for McGregor. Indeed a tight slap to all haters.

vs Chad Mendes

It was the first time that McGregor held a UFC title. When his original opponent was forced to withdraw from the bout Chad Mendes stepped up hoping to stop the hype train and derail any chances of McGregor holding a UFC title. Mendes almost snatched a win, but the second round was the game changer and McGregor was victorious.

vs Dennis Siver

This was another great one from McGregor, but what most people remember about this fight was the moment McGregor leaped over the Octagon walls to confront Jose Aldo. With this win McGregor rose to superstardom, he could have done anything in the cage, it was all forgotten once Aldo got involved.

vs Marcus Brimage

An introduction for McGregor in the MMA world, McGregor shot into the spotlight when he stunned in his UFC debut with a 1:07 knockout of Marcus Brimage. This also marked the first of many performance bonuses’ for the Irishman.

vs Nate Diaz

This fight marked a important and crucial moment in McGregor’s career. He proved that he can avenge a loss. This bout came after his first UFC loss to Nate Diaz and he was able to secure the slim win with a majority decision. It’s was a complete one man show from McGregor.

vs Diego Brandao

Not the best, but definitely a hell of a battle, This marked the first of many headlining fights and was held in McGregor’s home country of Ireland. McGregor stopped Brandao in the very first round that night.

vs Dustin Poirier

McGregor secured the third bonus of his career when he TKO’d Dustin Poirier in under two minutes. Though it wasn’t the fastest finish of his career, it was still pretty fun to watch him completely crunch Poirier in quick succession. By this time, McGregor was an established MMA fighter in the wrestling world.

vs Max Holloway

The fight against Holloway is probably the least great or essential win in the Irishman’s career. It was just a fight on his way to the top, there was no deeper meaning. I also picked it for No. 10 as it’s one of only two decision wins on his UFC record.

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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is just one day in front of its highly anticipated UFC 277 pay per view of the mixed martial arts (MMA) event, topped by the women’s bantamweight championship rematch between the current title holder Julianna Pena and ex-division champion Amanda Nunes.

In the UFC 277 co-headliner, former flyweight champion Brandon Moreno will look to capture the interim crown against streaking 125 pound standout Kai Kara France.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) returns to American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas on the coming Saturday, the 30th July, this is the first time in almost four years.

The UFC 277 early weigh ins will take place today (Fri., July 29) from the promotion’s host hotel LIVE from 10 a.m. ET until 12 p.m. ET. Moreover, the festivities could end much earlier, depending on how quickly all 26 fighters get to the scale.

Julianna Peña will be attempting her first successful title defense against former titleholder and current women’s Featherweight champion, Amanda Nunes

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On Sunday, UFC fighters, Rafael Fiziev and Chase Sherman were honored with the “Performance of the Night”.

The POTN honors belong to @RafaelFiziev and @ChaseShermanUFC tonight! 💸 #UFCVegas58 pic.twitter.com/VWRgRlZc5o

— UFC (@ufc) July 10, 2022

Fiziev is an Azerbaijani professional mixed martial artist, who currently competes in the Lightweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). As of May 16, 2022, he is ranking 10th in the UFC Lightweight rankings. Fiziev made his professional MMA debut in 2015. He fought in Asian regional promotions like ROAD FC and the American promotion Titan FC before he signed with UFC.

Fiziev On August 5, 2020, declared on his social media that he had signed a new, four-fight contract with the UFC.

He was scheduled to face Renato Moicano on November 28, 2020, at UFC on ESPN: Blaydes vs Lewis. However, Moicano pulled out on November 28 after testing positive for COVID-19, and the bout was rescheduled for UFC 256. Fiziev won the fight via TKO in the first round. This win earned him his first Performance of the Night award.

Sherman is an American professional mixed martial artist and former bare-knuckle boxer. A professional MMA competitor since 2014. He competed for the UFC and Titan FC. Sherman made his promotional debut on August 6, 2016, at UFC Fight Night 92 against Justin Ledet.

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The best and topmost UFC fights of all time:

Conor McGregor vs Jose Aldo

Conor McGregor is the biggest name in UFC and the match against Jose Aldo in 2015 is one of the main reasons of that. A kick to the jaw and a sudden left handed cross put Aldo down for the count. The match was just of 13 seconds. The fastest title win in UFC.

Chuck Liddell vs Randy Couture

At UFC 52, the ‘Iceman’ took down Couture with a decisive blow, after continuous blows from Couture, Liddell made a perfect jab in the chin of Couture, to knock him out and get his hands on the UFC Light Heavyweight title.

Dan Henderson vs Michael Bisping

With a furious shot Bisping was on the ground. In his own style, Henderson dove at Bisping for a finishing move. But it was totally unnecessary. Bisping was out cold before he even hit the mat.

Matt Serra vs Georges St – Pierre

With the match started, St – Pierre on the border of the Octagon with a hard right fist, Serra leapt on his opponent and hit him with a baggage of punches until the fight was called. With this match at UFC 69, St – Pierre grabbed the welterweight title.

Rashad Evans vs Chuck Liddell

Back and fourth at each other, by the second round Liddell got more aggressive. However, Evans fired off a quick left jab before landing a booming right squarely on Liddell’s chin.

Anderson Silva vs Vitor Belfort

With a first kick at Belfort’s face in the first round, which forced him to the ground before a bag of consecutive punches. Silva ended the game with a knockout of a amazing kick.

Chris Weidman vs Anderson Silva

Silva was at a winning streak of 16 – 0 at that time, the longest title run also. However, the All – American ended the streak with left fist which caught him on the chin and the “The Spider” got washed out.

Phil Baroni vs Dave Menne

Just an 18 second match, with a punch to the head of Menne in the corner, though five more shots were done by Baroni at Menne’s head within seconds before declaring him the winner.

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It was a sight to watch at the Footprint Center and for all UFC fans across the globe. The event ended with four post – fight bonuses, which also included two Performance of the Night and a Fight of the Night award.

Michael Chandler faced former interim lightweight champion Tony Ferguson. The two men went face to face with each other. Chandler also took with him the Performance of the Night for his spectacular finish.

The first exchange of the second round, Chandler hit a front kick to the jaw of Ferguson which sent the former champ back to the canvas in 17 seconds. The fighters had high appreciation for the UFC 274 showdown.

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One of the most decorated athletes in UFC history and a former heavyweight boxing champion of the world, Mike Tyson will always be remembered as the most ‘baddest man on the planet’. It’s something that he has earned throughout his career as a spectacular knockout artist, let’s have a look at Mike Tyson’s top 5 fights.

Mike Tyson vs Buster Mathis Jr.

In 1992, Tyson was sentenced to prison for six years at the time of his peak, he was released on parole and made his comeback in the ring. This was his second fight after release from prison, it was set to be a roaring site of action for the former heavyweight champion. Mathis was getting the heck out of Tyson, just before Tyson made an uppercut in the third round which made Mathis lost total sense.

Mike Tyson vs Francois Botha

This was an engaging fight against and showcases us why Mike Tyson is the greatest heavyweight in history. it was looking for sure that Tyson meant business while Botha was in a corner, the fifth round was the decider when Tyson caught Botha with a left straight to the chin and got rid of Botha.

Mike Tyson vs Frank Bruno

Both elements like mentally and physically were tested in this match, the match was in the year 1989, the two giants immediately locked horns, Tyson had his beast mode on and got the better of Bruno in the fifth round with three upper cuts and a kick to the jaw. However, the contest was halted.

Mike Tyson vs Trevor Berbick

At the age of just 20 in 1985, Mike Tyson put up a great show against Trevor Berbick, intriguing contest between the two, Tyson was over controlling through his speed and power. It was just a matter of two rounds to knock out Berbick, A left hook dealed the victory for Tyson.

Mike Tyson vs Larry Holmes

It was all for Larry Holmes, Tyson was looking for revenge and was set on a mission, he was seeking revenge in the honour of his idol, Muhammad Ali. Holmes had given Ali a tough time, which obviously clearly didn’t go well with Tyson. Mike Tyson was just too fast and strong for Holmes, with a right hook, Holmes was gone and out of sight in the fourth round. This was also the only knockout loss in Holmes career

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Another world title opportunity awaits for Riakporhe as he will face Fabio Turchi at the OVO Arena in Wembley on June 11, live on Sky Sports. Riakporhe’s fight with the Italian is an eliminator with the winner moving up to No 2 in the IBF cruiserweight rankings and in the position to challenge champion Maris Breidis later this year.

Richard has a current record of 14 – 0 with an eighth round knockout of Deion Jumah in the capital in late March.

Riakporhe said, “I’m ready to continue my assault on the cruiserweight division. The Midnight Train is on an unstoppable roll and Turchi is the next man tied to the tracks in front of me. He’s a good boxer and I’m expecting a tough fight but nothing I can’t handle. I’m coming out of this one with the win and stepping up into world title contention.”

On the other hand, Turchi has won 20 out of his 21 professional fights – 14 via knockout – with the only loss coming against Tommy McCarthy on points in 2019.

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Amanda Nunes

The reigning champion of the women’s Bantamweight and Featherweight category of the UFC, she was the first woman to become a two weight class UFC champion, most victories (12) and most among women (14) is something to vouch for

Valentina Shevchenko

The Greatest MMA fighter, also has beaten three former UFC champions

Rosa Namajunas

This MMA fighter is a two time and current UFC Women’s Strawweight World Champion. She is also the first female UFC fighter to regain a championship after losing it

Zhang Weili

A former UFC Strawweight World Champion, she is the first Chinese and East Asian Champion in UFC history

Joanna Jedrzejczyk

A successful five time defender of Strawweight Champion, she is the No. 5 fighter in UFC women’s pound – for – pound rankings.

Jessica Andrade

The only women in UFC history to ever win a fight in three different categories, also is the most fought fighter with 19 fights to her name.

Germaine De Randamie

The best Pound – for – Pound Female MMA fighter, due to her being the no. 1 in the UFC bantamweight rankings as well as the no.7 in the UFC pound – for – pound rankings.

Holly Holm

She is the only fighter to hold a world boxing title and a UFC title, she scripted history when she grabbed the bantamweight title and gave current WWE star Ronda Rousey her first loss in a UFC event in Melbourne.

Carla Esparza

She won the Fight of the Night Award against Alexa Grasso and two Performance of the Night Awards against Rose Namajunas and Yan Xianan.

Aspan Ladd

In only her debut match against Lina Lansberg, she succeeded to earn victory via TKO in the second round. She won the Performance of the Night against Tonya Evinger and a Fight of the Night against Sijara Eubanks.

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The Ultimate Fighting Championship is the mixed martial arts company based in Las Vegas, USA. It hosts events worldwide which have a huge fan following. With multi billion dollar deals it has expanded its viewership in Europe, Asia and Australia. However, the popularity is the most in North American regions. It earned more than $600 million in the year 2015 and had a partnership more than $1.5 billion with ESPN.

Let’s have a look at the current World Champions:

Charles Oliveira – He is mixed martial artist of Brazilian origin. He is the current UFC Lightweight Champion and has many records to his name. HE stands at 5ft 10 in and weighs around 70 kg. With a total of 41 matches, he has gained 32 wins, 8 losses and 1 no result. He also has the most finishes in UFC history (18), Most Performance of the Night Awards in UFC (12).

Israel Adesanya – A Nigerian born New Zealand mixed martial artist is the current champion of UFC Middleweight Champion. He is also a former Middleweight Champion in kickboxing . Build at a weight of 85 kg and standing at 6ft 4 in. With 109 games to his name, he has scalped 102 wins, 7 losses and 2 no result games. He is considered as one of the best strikers in mixed martial arts.

Alexander Volkanovski – The current UFC Featherweight champion and former Australian Fighting Champion. Build at a weight of 66 kg and standing at 5ft 6 in. A black belt in Jiu – Jitsu also. A total of 26 matches with a win percentage of almost 100%.

Francis Ngannou – Known as the Predator, the current UFC Heavyweight Champion, one of the hardest punchers in the world. Weighing more than 110 kg and standing tall at 6ft 4 in. 20 mixed martial artist games he has emerged victorious among 17 of them.

Glover Teixeria – The Light Heavyweight Champion hailing from Brazil. He is the oldest UFC champion in history. Weighing 95kg and just above 6ft, he has a gold medal in 2009 and silver South American Championships. With 33 wins in 40 games is something to look out for.

Aljamain Sterling – An American mixed martial artist who is the current Bantamweight Champion. With a weight of 61kg and 5ft 7 in, he is giving his competitors a run for their money. He is nicknamed the “Funk Master” for his unorthodox style of wrestling.

Kamaru Usman – The No. 1 UFC ranked, with only one loss to his career, the current Welterweight Champion. gold medal in 2010, silver medal in 2009 and bronze medal in 2008 at the NCAA Division II National Championships.

Deiveson Figueiredo – The Flyweight Champion, he is known as the God of War, black belt in Jiu – Jitsu with 21 wins in 24 games. He is the founder of the team Figueiredo.

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