UFC fighter Sean OMalley disclosed this while speaking on a podcast streamed on Suga YouTube channel.

He said the girl in question was never married to Israel nor had a child with him but believes she is entitled to half of his wealth because they “dated too long and she supported his Ultimate Fighting Championship, UFC, career.”

“I don’t know how their relationship was because I didn’t even know he had a girlfriend, but to want half of what he’s gone out there and done is absolutely ridiculous.”

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Prior to the fight, Dogboe, who had lost his super-bantamweight title to Emanuel Navarrete, was aiming to regain the loss glory after moving up to featherweight and has since combined with top trainer Barry Hunter.

In the first round, Ramirez used left uppercuts to the body of Dogboe who fought on spurts. In the second round midway point, Ramirez landed a 4-punch combination having Dogboe hurt and grabbing him into a clinch.

He managed to fight back in the final minute. In the third round, Ramirez out landed Dogboe until the final seconds when Dogboe landed the final punches.

In the fourth round, Dogboe started fast, landing rights while Ramirez in the second half of the round used his left uppercuts. In the fifth round, Dogboe pressed Ramirez who countered well in a close round and also continued in the sixth round as he again started off fast before Ramirez took over.

In the seventh round Dogboe did well enough to take the round out landing Ramirez. In the eighth round Dogbe throws more but lands less. In the ninth round Ramirez had his best round landing with accuracy countering Dogboe almost at will.

In the tenth round, Ramirez positioned himself to outland Dogboe who was trying but not with accuracy of Ramirez. In the eleventh round, Dogboe had a better round having a slight edge.

However, in the twelfth and final round, a left glancing uppercut from Ramirez on the chin of Dogboe and down he went of an 8-count from Referee Gary Ritter. Dogboe tried to erase it but couldn’t as Ramirez showed all the skills of a champion to the bell.

The three judges scored the bout unanimously in favour of Ramirez with results117-110, 118-109 and 119-108 as Dogboe heads back home disappointed but he still has a chance to fight for a title in future.

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Ghanaian boxer Isaac “Royal Storm” Dogboe was defeated by two-time Cuban Olympic gold medalist Robeisy “El Tren” Ramirez for the vacant WBO Featherweight title at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa on Sunday morning.

Prior to the fight, Dogboe, who had lost his super-bantamweight title to Emanuel Navarrete, was aiming to regain the loss glory after moving up to featherweight and has since combined with top trainer Barry Hunter.

In the process, Dogboe has defeated Chris Avalos, Adam Lopez, Christopher Diaz and Joet Gonzalez in his last four fights and was planning to add Ramirez to his records.

However, he failed to match up with the Cuban and nearly suffered a knock down in the last round.

In the first round Ramirez used left uppercuts to the body of Dogboe who fought on spurts. In the second round midway point Ramirez landed a 4-punch combination having Dogboe hurt and grabbing him into a clinch. He managed to fight back in the final minute. In the third round Ramirez out landed Dogboe until the final seconds when Dogboe landed the final punches.In the fourth round Dogboe started fast landing rights while Ramirez in the second half of the round used his left uppercuts. In the fifth round Dogboe pressed Ramirez who countered well in a close round. In the sixth round Dogboe again starts off fast before Ramirez takes over.

In the seventh round Dogboe did well enough to take the round out landing Ramirez. In the eighth round Dogbe throws more but lands less. In the ninth round Ramirez had his best round landing with accuracy countering Dogboe almost at will.

In the tenth round Ramirez positions himself to outland Dogboe who is trying but not with accuracy of Ramirez. In the eleventh round Dogboe had a better round having a slight edge. In the twelfth and final round early a left glancing uppercut from Ramirez on the chin of Dogboe and down he went of an 8-count from Referee Gary Ritter. He tried to erase it but couldn’t as Ramirez showed all the skills of a champion to the bell.

The three judges scored the bout unanimously in favour of Ramirez with results117-110, 118-109 and 119-108 as Dogboe heads back home disappointed but he still has a chance to fight for a title in future.

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Isaac Dogboe, who lost his super-bantamweight title few years ago in a defeat to Emanuel Navarrete, is aiming to regain the loss glory.

Following the defeat to Navarrete, the Ghanaian moved up to featherweight and has since combined with top trainer Barry Hunter.

In the process, Dogboe has defeated Chris Avalos, Adam Lopez, Christopher Diaz and Joet Gonzalez in his last four fights and hopes to win this one and gain reclaim a world title.

Click on the link below for the bout:

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Ghanaian boxer Joseph Commey has been ruled out of the final of Featherweight division at 2022 Commonwealth Games ongoing in Birmingham on Sunday.

The youngster made it to the final stage and was hoping to win gold after defeating Indian boxer Mohamed Hussan Uddin at the National Exhibition Centre on Saturday.

However, his hopes have been dashed as he has been ruled out of the final bout due to sickness. After several medical check ups, doctors insisted that Commey isn’t medically fit to fight and will as a matter of urgency have to settle for silver medal.

Ghana’s contingent have picked one silver and two bronze medals so far in the competition. Abraham Mensah will fight in the evening for a gold medal.

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Ghanaian boxer Joseph Commey has made it to the final of Featherweight division at 2022 Commonwealth Games ongoing in Birmingham UK after defeating Mohamed Hussan Uddin at the National Exhibition Centre on Saturday.

This was the bout almost all the Ghanaian contingent in Birmingham were afraid of ahead of kick off as the Indian was one of the best rated boxers to win Gold in the division.

However, Commey narrowly defeated him through a split decision to make it to the final and challenge for either gold or silver at this juncture.

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Ghanaian Bantamweight boxer Abraham Mensah defeated Rukmal Prasanna from Sri Lanka in the quarterfinals bout of 2022 Commonwealth Games to secure a place in the semifinals.

Mensah won both the first and second rounds after perfectly landing a lot of punches on the face of his opponent.

Although, Mensah was deducted a point on the third round, he held on to pick a win as the judges ruled in his favour.

Mensah has now joined Omar Wahib and Joseph Commey as the three Ghanaians to have automatically won a medal for Ghana in the competition.

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Ghanaian Featherweight boxer Joseph Commey defeated New Zealand’s Alex Mukuka to make it to the semifinals and automatically win the country’s first medal at the 2022 Commonwealth Games ongoing at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.

Commey, who began his journey at the Games by defeating Allan Oiake of Papua New Guinea in the preliminary round, was the favorite to progress right from the start as he dominated proceedings.

It was not surprising that the Accra-based boxer won the bout unanimously as all the judges ruled it in his favour.

According to the rules and regulations governing boxing at the Commonwealth Games, once a boxer reaches the last four, he or she automatically wins a bronze medal.

However, Commey could win a silver or gold medal if he wins his next bout scheduled for Friday.

Watch as Joseph Commey beat Alex Mukuka from New Zealand

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Ghana boxer Joseph Commey defeated Alex Mukuka to progress to the semifinals and automatically win the country’s first medal at the 2022 Commonwealth Games ongoing at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.

Commey bosses the bout throughout and did not give his opponent any chance to come into the contest.

In Round Two of three, the Ghanaian almost knocked Mukuka out but his opponent was bent on finishing the bout.

Commey began his journey by defeating Allan Oiake of Papua New Guinea in the preliminary round.

In boxing, every boxer that reaches the last four automatically wins bronze medal and could further win a silver or gold if he wins the subsequent bouts.

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Ghanaian Flyweight boxer Samuel Yaw Addo has expressed his disappointment after narrowly losing the round of 16 bout to in the ongoing Commonwealth Games at Birmingham, UK.

The 22-year-old was one of the highly-rated boxers to win a medal at the Games for Team Ghana but errors and points deductions ended his dream.

“I have lost but I think it’s all because I was fighting on a foreign land. The referee deducted some points from my accumulated ones which were unnecessary,” a dissatisfied Addo told AshesGyamera.com’s editor Evans Gyamera-Antwi in Birmingham, UK.

Amid his disappointment, Addo is optimistic that his colleagues will make him and the country proud.

“Despite my defeat and inability to progress to the medal zone, I believe Team Ghana can win at least four medals.

“Abdul Omar Wahib, Joshua Commey and the others have the potentials to win medals and they will do that especially in boxing. Ghanaians should pray for them,” he added.

Joseph Commey, Abraham Mensah and Abdul Omar Wahib have reached the quarterfinals stage in Boxing at 2022 Commonwealth Games on Featherweight, Bantamweight and Light Welterweight division respectively.

The trio will be in action again on Wednesday for a place in the semifinals which will guarantee them a medal.

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