UFC star beats up YouTuber, Logan Paul sends warning to Mike Tyson, fighter calls out Michael Bisping: MMA News Roundup
A UFC fighter put a YouTuber in his place in a prank gone wrong skit. Elsewhere, Logan Paul warned Mike Tyson about his brother Jake.
Here are today's top combat sports updates, presented by Sportskeeda MMA.
Raul Rosas Jr. beats up YouTuber
A member of the TopNotch Idiots YouTube channel learned the hard way that messing with UFC fighters is not the best idea. The content creator attempted to instigate 19-year-old Raul Rosas Jr. as the fighter was working out on a treadmill at the gym.
Words were exchanged and things started to get heated. Rosas Jr. gave him a warning but went back to his training session. However, the prankster was not done with the fighter. He returned to a room with boxing gloves on where Rosas Jr. was doing bag work.
Spotting him, Rosas Jr. straight up landed a punch. Instead of letting things end there, the YouTuber agreed to enter the cage with the UFC star for a sparring session. As expected, he received a beatdown from Rosas Jr. before explaining that he was pulling a prank.
Take a look at the full video below:
Logan Paul issues warning to Mike Tyson
Ahead of the much-anticipated Netflix clash between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson, the former's brother Logan Paul issued a warning to the boxing legend on social media.
'Maverick' uploaded a video on Instagram, holding his newborn child in one hand and stuffing his mouth with junk food with the other. Donning a fake belly, Paul aimed his prediction at Tyson:
"Let's go, Jake! Mike Tyson, you don't even know. You're messing with the Pauls, bruh. Let's go, Jake. First-round knockout. Yeet!"
UFC fighter calls out Michael Bisping for commentary
UFC middleweight fighter Tresean Gore was not happy with Michael Bisping's analysis of his ground game.
It is not the first time a fighter has called out a commentator for biased or unflattering comments. Daniel Cormier is often subjected to criticism for the same.
During UFC Vegas 100, Bisping questioned Gore's grappling skills moments before he secured a guillotine choke on his opponent Antonio Trocoli, winning the fight in the first round.
During the post-fight press conference, Gore mouthed off at 'The Count':
"[Michael] Bisping literally always does that. I don’t know why - everything I do is untechnical and wrong... If he says that’s not technical, then he doesn’t know how to grapple. But I respect him, he’s a former champion, and I look forward to becoming a champion myself one day."
However, Gore also added that he has no business trying to beef with a pioneer of the sport like Bisping.