On the verge of global stardom following his first-round knockout of Charles Oliveira at UFC 317 last Saturday, Ilia Topuria accomplished a lot more in his vacant title bout at 155 pounds than becoming the first unbeaten two-division champion in promotional history.

Ilia Topuria is now ranked as the UFC's #1 pound-for-pound fighter after winning the lightweight title at UFC 317.

Ilia Topuria’s star power was already undeniable, but UFC 317 may have been the night he truly arrived as the sport’s new force. The unbeaten Spaniard exuded confidence all week, and when the Octagon doors closed,

Little brother Jake Paul stepped back into the spotlight over the weekend in southern California, where he handled 39-year-old former middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. in a 10-round boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim.

Jake Paul scored a dominant unanimous decision win over Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. at the Honda Center in Anaheim, improving his pro record to 12-1.

Jake Paul might be one of the most controversial figures in the world of combat sports, but his record speaks for itself. Following his dominant win against boxing legend Mike Tyson, Paul faced his toughest challenge on Saturday.