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Olympic wrestling gold medalist Gable Steveson extended his undefeated run with a first-round finish over Hugo Lezama at MFL 3 in Monterrey, reversing a takedown, delivering heavy ground-and-pound, and sparking talk of a UFC call or Contender Series appearance next.
Bo Nickal, who made a rapid leap from wrestling to MMA, advises Gable Steveson to stay focused on improving, remain disciplined, and let his career unfold, as Steveson pursues a UFC contract with a potential debut at the White House in Washington, D.C. and his next fight set for a Mexico Fight League event.
MMA veteran Matt Brown argues the UFC’s heavyweight division isn’t deep but could regain buzz with a couple of marquee moves: Alex Pereira moving up to heavyweight and potentially challenging Ciryl Gane for an interim title, plus a high-profile signing like Olympic wrestler Gable Steveson. With Aspinall sidelined and Gane awaiting a rematch, Brown says reviving the division will require star power to draw attention and spark rivalries.
Gable Steveson, an Olympic gold medal wrestler, made a striking debut in Dirty Boxing at DBX 4, winning in just 15 seconds and expressing interest in joining the UFC, where he trains with Jon Jones.
Uncrowned hosted Dirty Boxing 4 featuring Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson making his MMA debut against Billy Swanson, with live results, round-by-round updates, and highlights from the event held in Nashville, Tennessee, including other fights and notable performances.
Dirty Boxing 4 in Nashville featured Gable Steveson making his debut against Billy Swanson, with other notable fights including Bryan Battle vs. Nick Kohring and Francisco Trinaldo vs. Nayanesh Ayman, culminating in a series of decisive victories and a main event showcasing heavyweight action.
Gable Steveson, an Olympic gold medalist wrestler, is transitioning to MMA and will headline DBX 4 to showcase his striking and all-around skills after a quick victory in his debut. He aims to prove his versatility in stand-up and ground fighting, challenging himself against Bellator veteran Billy Swanson, with the goal of demonstrating his readiness for higher-level competition.
Gable Steveson, an Olympic gold medalist, hopes to make his UFC debut at a White House event, sharing the card with Jon Jones vs. Alex Pereira, and is excited about the possibility of representing the US on such a historic stage.
Gable Steveson accused Craig Jones of asking him to take a dive at CJI 2, which Jones denied, while Steveson explained his withdrawal was due to turf toe and concerns over stipulations, leading to a public spat. Steveson, an Olympic gold medalist, recently won his MMA debut, and the controversy highlights tensions in the grappling community.
Gable Steveson claimed that Craig Jones asked him to throw their cancelled grappling match, suggesting Jones wanted to avoid a loss due to retirement plans, which Jones denied. Steveson, who recently debuted in MMA with a quick win, has no interest in rescheduling the match and is focused on his MMA career, aiming for UFC gold.
Gable Steveson, an Olympic gold medalist wrestler, made a successful MMA debut with a first-round TKO at LFA 217, impressing Jon Jones who praised his athleticism and potential for UFC greatness.
Gable Steveson made a dominant MMA debut at LFA 217, quickly taking down Braden Peterson and finishing with ground and pound in just 1:38 of the first round, showcasing his wrestling pedigree and confidence in the cage.
Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson is transitioning to MMA and will make his professional debut against Braden Peterson on September 12 at LFA 217 in Minnesota, bringing his elite wrestling background to the sport.
Olympic gold medalist and collegiate wrestling champion Gable Steveson has signed a three-year rookie deal with the Buffalo Bills, despite having no prior football experience. Coach Sean McDermott believes Steveson's wrestling skills and physical attributes could make him a valuable addition to the defensive line. Steveson, who recently had a brief stint with WWE, is aiming to secure a spot on the practice squad and potentially make NFL history by winning both a Super Bowl ring and an Olympic gold medal.
The Buffalo Bills have signed Olympic gold medal-winning wrestler Gable Steveson as a defensive tackle. Steveson, who won gold in the 125kg weight class at the Tokyo Olympics, is excited to see how his wrestling skills translate to football. He previously had a successful NCAA career and a brief stint with World Wrestling Entertainment. Steveson will wear number 61 for the Bills.