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In a historic moment for both Japan and the United Kingdom, the mighty warriors of Grand Sumo are set to return to the Royal Albert Hall in 2025. For the first time in 34 years, London will witness the thunderous clash of rikishi as tradition, power, and ceremony come together under one legendary roof. The […]

The Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship continues its global expansion with BKFC 83, set to take place in Rome, Italy. This marks another major international step for the promotion as it brings the raw and fast-growing sport of bare-knuckle boxing to European soil. At the top of the card, fans will see a thrilling cruiserweight title

Throughout UFC history, Brazil has produced countless passionate fans and world-class fighters who’ve shaped the sport’s legacy globally. This weekend, the promotion returns to Rio De Janeiro, generating massive excitement and anticipation among both local supporters and international audiences. The Brazilian crowd’s unmatched energy and love for MMA promise to create an electric atmosphere for

Boxing gloves are essential protective gear used in combat sports such as boxing, kickboxing, and Thai boxing for training and competition. They are primarily available in two distinct types, Lace-Up boxing gloves and Velcro boxing gloves, offering different advantages for users. Choosing between Velcro and lace-up gloves depends on the user’s training needs, experience level,

Sean O’Malley has never been afraid to make headlines with his words, but his latest statement may be his boldest yet. Speaking about Ilia Topuria, the reigning two division UFC champion, O’Malley declared, “Ilia is P4P the greatest fighter to ever walk this earth. Even over Jon Jones.” For O’Malley, who often praises fighters for

In the ever-expanding world of combat sports media, Sidekick Fight Talk has carved out a space that few could have predicted just a few years ago. What started as a niche outlet has rapidly grown into one of the most recognizable names in fight coverage. With thousands of daily readers and a network of writers

London is bracing for a busy, tense Saturday of protests and Premier League matches as far-right activist Tommy Robinson stages what he calls the “Unite the Kingdom” free speech rally, and opposing groups mobilise to counter it under the banner of anti-racism. The scale, timing, and intersection with major football fixtures add up to what

Recent weeks have seen a surge in anti-immigration sentiment across the UK, crystallized in a dramatic wave of flag-waving protests. While these demonstrations are casting immigration as a crisis, the reality is far more layered—and urgent in some areas, overstated in others. A Symbol Divided: The St. George’s Cross The national flag of England, the

Tommy Robinson, born Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon, has long branded himself as a proud defender of Britain. He’s appeared at countless rallies, wrapped in Union Jacks, preaching about defending “British values” from what he claims is a cultural invasion. To his supporters, he’s a brave patriot. To his critics, he’s exploiting nationalism to push a divisive,