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Boxing

- Sydney Sweeney talks about her “crazy” physical transformation for the Christy Martin film – including intense training and muscle building.
- Jake Paul continues to expand his boxing business – analysts predict long-term market changes in professional boxing.

UFC & MMA

- Paul Hughes is “annoyed” by Usman Nurmagomedov’s statements – wants to enter the UFC scene faster.
- Game of Thrones actor engages in a public war of words with Conor McGregor.
- Kamaru Usman sees a clear path to a “blockbuster” fight against Dricus Du Plessis.
- UFC parts ways with fighter “Queen of Violence” after drastic weight miss.
- Alex Pereira is aiming for a comeback – training is already in full swing.
- Cody Garbrandt sharply criticizes Sean O’Malley: “He looked bad at UFC 316.”
- Jiri Prochazka eyes a return – Magomed Ankalaev is in his sights.
- Sean O’Malley plans UFC comeback in December.
- Rose Namajunas aims for a title shot with a win at UFC Atlanta.
- UFC establishes official Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu division – new focus on grappling.
- Kayla Harrison calls for superfight against Amanda Nunes to promote women’s MMA.
- Debate over Jon Jones vs. Tom Aspinall: “Defend or Vacate” chants grow louder.
- Patchy Mix heavily criticized after UFC debut: “He sh*t the bed.”
- Brad Pickett criticizes UFC for focusing on MMA – kickboxing & Muay Thai still overlooked.

Kickboxing, K-1 & Muay Thai

- Petch vs. Miguel Trindade at Glory 100 is seen as a fight for P4P supremacy.
- Diego Paez wins at ONE Fight Night 32 – criticizes opponent: “He fights with too much ego.”
- Taiki Naito after win over Estupinan: “Takeru is overrated.”
- ONE Fight Night 32 (USA) features spectacular wins: Joasuayai KO in 52 seconds, strong performances by Aliff, Paez, Naito.
- ONE Fight Night 34 (June 12): Rungrawee vs. Assouik and Supergirl vs. Kirilova announced.
- Singdomthong warns opponent Ondash of a weak chin – fight is approaching.
- Additional fights: PTT vs. Abdelali, Anane vs. Liu at Friday Fights 114.
- ONE Fight Night 34 (August 1, USA): Kang Ji Won vs. Ryugo Takeuchi (MMA heavyweight).
- Tawanchai defends Muay Thai title at ONE 170 against Superbon via TKO – $50,000 bonus.
- Masaaki Noiri causes upset at ONE 172: KO win over Tawanchai in kickboxing.

Boxing gloves and MMA gloves primarily differ in their size and padding. Boxing gloves are larger and have more padding to offer better protection for the hands when striking. MMA gloves are slimmer and have less padding to allow for greater freedom of movement and the ability to grapple.

Size and Padding:
Boxing gloves are significantly larger and have more padding, especially at the knuckles, to ensure maximum shock absorption and protection when punching. MMA gloves are more compact and have less padding to allow for more mobility and the ability to grapple or hold an opponent.

Fingers:
Boxing gloves are closed and protect the entire hand and fingers, while MMA gloves have open fingers, allowing fighters to grip, strike, and perform grappling techniques.

Wrist Support:
Boxing gloves typically provide more wrist support due to their longer cut and extra protection to prevent injuries. MMA gloves generally offer less wrist support as they are slimmer and designed for greater mobility.

Specific Use:
Boxing gloves are designed for punching, while MMA gloves are developed for a wider range of techniques including striking, grappling, kicking, and other fighting styles.

Training and Competition:
MMA gloves are generally suitable for both training and competition, while Boxing gloves are often used specifically for heavy bag training and sparring.


• Boxing gloves (8–16 oz): Closed, heavily padded, ideal for sparring and bag work.
• MMA gloves (4–7 oz): Open fingers, less padding – ideal for combined grappling and striking.
We are happy to advise you on the best model for your discipline and training level.