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Conor McGregor has confirmed his rematch with Dustin Poirier - six years after their first fight made him rich.

The new TBS show Power Slap: Road to the Title is generating controversy on social media because its sole premise is to watch men and women slap each other – sometimes to the point of unconsciousness.

TBS will air Power Slap: Road To The Title, a reality series based around a new sports league from Dana White, despite UFC President being caught on camera slapping his wife over the holidays.

UFC president Dana White has said he and his wife have apologized to each other after video footage of what he described as a “horrible” incident in which they slapped each other in the face surfaced online.

Dana White and mentioned the name of Conor McGregor after securing his first UFC victory in over three years on the last fight of his contract with the promotion - and was then called out by Jake Paul.The Stockton icon beat fellow veteran Tony Ferguson in a welterweight bout in Las Vegas having been scheduled to face Khamzat Chimaev - who came in 7.5lbs over the 170lb limit.Diaz opened up the leg of Ferguson with an early check and enjoyed some joy in punch combinations while managing damage of his own to both legs with Ferguson often on the front foot.READ MORE: Khamzat Chimaev not hit once in first-round submission of Kevin Holland at UFC 279With Diaz, 37, and Ferguson 38, tiring past the 20th minute of the bout, the first UFC conqueror of McGregor worked a guillotine choke from his back to force a tap.Speaking to Joe Rogan after the fight, Diaz said: "All I know is... it's been a love/hate relationship with me and the UFC."Adding: "At the end of the day I love the UFC shoutout to Dana White, (former CEO) Lorenzo Fertitta and (co-creator) Campbell McLaren for giving me the opportunity and platform."Who should Nate Diaz fight on his UFC return down the line? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below.He added of his plans: "I want to get out of the UFC for a little bit and show all these UFC fighters how to takeover and own up another sport how you're supposed to do it.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorA Nevada federal judge has ordered the owners of Las Vegas’ KAOS nightclub to pay DJ-artist Kaskade nearly $8 million after the venue cancelled his his $300,000 per night residency.The U.S. District Court in Nevada made its decision Friday following a bench trial in November, and ruled in favor of and awarded $7,950,000 to Kaskade (real name: Ryan Raddon) and Big City Dynasty Corp.