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Stormzy has returned to Instagram after a two-year hiatus from his social media platforms. The 29-year-old left fans stunned when he decided to shut down both his Instagram and Twitter accounts abruptly.But now, it looks like he is finally ready to make his return to the social media world by reopening his Instagram but hasn't yet posted any videos or images. READ MORE: Molly McCann 'suplexes' Stormzy as Paddy Pimblett saves rapper from UFC fall Despite no posts, the Mel Made Me Do It rapper has already accumulated 3million followers.Earlier this year, Stormzy spoke openly on his decision to shut down Instagram and Twitter while admitting that it was becoming too noisy.Speaking on an episode of Leaving Vibe Radio on Apple Music 1, Stormzy explained that he felt the need to always post his achievements and thought it was becoming more about his "ego".He said: "We done the show and I came off stage and I remember one of my first feelings was getting the clip of us to put on social media but I didn't have social media.

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Salford's MMA fighter Tom Aspinall tops the bill this evening as UFC makes its return to London.

Tim Chan If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Some of the best MMA fighters in the world are across the pond this weekend for UFC London. Also known as UFC Fight Night 224, the main card pits hometown hero Tom Aspinall vs. Polish star Marcin Tybura in a heavyweight bout. UFC Fight Night: Aspinall vs. Tybura takes place this Saturday, July 22 from the O2 Arena in London. Prelims start at noon ET / 9 a.m. PT, with the main card starting at 3 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. PT. Tickets to UFC London are still available as of this writing on VividSeats.com. Want to watch UFC London online? Grab an ESPN+ subscription here for $9.99, which will get you instant access to livestream UFC Fight Night 224 online. Unlike PPV events, UFC Fight Night is available to stream for free for all ESPN+ subscribers.

Tom Aspinall has revealed that he has been working with Cristiano Ronaldo's former surgeon as he hopes for a successful return to the Octagon in the wake of a nasty knee injury suffered at UFC London in July.

UFC London in July after a lengthy lay-off - and is ready to kickstart a winning streak in Paris this weekend. The Prospect takes on Charles Jourdain to open the main card in the first ever UFC event in France, having been inspired by his purposeful victory over Charles Rosa which came on his featherweight debut in July.

MMA stars Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann a rolex watch after winning a bit on the pair at UFC London last month. Both Pimblett and McCann secured impressive victories in the capital, earning Drake a cool £3million in winnings.McCann picked up her win after stopping rival Hannah Goldy in round one, before fellow scouser Pimblett followed up by defeating Jordan Leavitt with a brutal choke in round two.

READ MORE: UFC star Molly McCann 'picking up s***' to stay grounded amid new-found fame and riches - EXCLUSIVE "This man won’t get out of my house because I didn’t give him enough p***," Diaz said on the live stream while 'DK' was waiting to get another sample."I pissed all I can, my n****. How many litres do I do? I’ve got two more litres of piss I’ve got to give him and he won’t get out of here until [then]."DK is my guy but USADA can f****** suck a d*** Come back in six hours, I’ll give you two more.

UFC president Dana White has offered hope to British fight fans by indicating he could be tempted to bring Leon Edwards' first welterweight title defence to Wembley Stadium.White has always insisted he will never do a fight outdoors in England due to the unpredictable weather, but appeared to backtrack on that on Saturday night after Edwards captured UFC gold.The Brit, who was born in Jamaica but fights out of Birmingham, was losing to Kamaru Usman going into the fifth and final round of their bout, but connected with a devastating head kick to knock the champion out cold.And speaking afterwards, White indicated he could be willing to bring the UFC back to England for Edwards' first title defence, following back-to-back sold out nights at London's O2 Arena with Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann.White said: "We can go to England whenever the hell we want to now. We were selling out England before, now you just start looking at bigger arenas...

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorPeyton Manning wants to go to the mat in his ongoing bid to create a sports-content empire.The football legend, who gained notice last year when he and his brother Eli launched an accompanying “ManningCast” for ESPN’s “Monday Night Football,” is backing a similar concept for ESPN’s UFC pay-per-view streams. Fans who opt to watch Saturday night’s welterweight bout between Kamaru Usman and Leon Edwards via ESPN+ will also have access to a second stream featuring Rob Gronkowski and his brothers Chris, Dan, Glenn and Gordie Jr. along with father Gordon, who will host what is being called “ UFC 278 with The Gronks.

Dana White says Paddy Pimblett’s weight gain hurts UFC - and is ‘tough on his organs’.White addressed Pimblett’s condition when speaking after the Contender Series on Tuesday, with the Liverpudlian estimating his weight to be at 200lbs last weekend. When asked about Pimblett’s plan to fight again in December, White said: "Yeah, I like it. He’s going to have to lose some weight!"Adding when asked about his weight fluctuation: "It’s not good for ya.

MMA stars get thrust into the limelight by joining the world's leading promotion in the form of the UFC - nothing lasts forever. In fact, many fighters enjoy just a few years at the top of their game and around a decade in the professional sport in total, meaning they need to find other ways to pay the bills down the line.From a special forces operative to a car salesman and Green Party candidate - we have taken a look at six former UFC stars and what they got up to next.READ MORE: UFC star Molly McCann 'picking up s***' to stay grounded amid new-found fame and richesPaulo Thiago is a Brazilian MMA star who fought in the UFC as well as KSW, and Jungle Fight - most recently fighting back in 2019.Away from the octagon, the 41-year-old spent time in special forces unit BOPE in the military police in his home city of Brasilia.What job would suit the likes of Conor McGregor and Amanda Nunes? Tell us in the comments section below.Captain Wesley Santos is quoted as saying at the time: "When society needs help, they call the Police.

UFC Vegas 59 and is feeling better than ever having shaken off the injuries that have hampered her road to stardom.The 23-year-old, who became the first Welsh female in the UFC back in 2020, is feeling fresher than ever and ready to get back to winning ways after only the second defeat of her blossoming career.McKenna, who trains with Team Alpha Male in Sacramento having pursued a professional MMA career since her mid-teens, earned a UFC deal via Dana White's Contender Series before beating Kay Hansen and being edged out by Elise Reed in March.EAD MORE: UFC star Molly McCann 'picking up s***' to stay grounded amid new-found fame and richesSpeaking to Daily Star Sport before her clash against Miranda Granger, 30, on the undercard of Thiago Santos vs Jamahal Hill in a light-heavyweight clash at the UFC Apex this evening (August 6), McKenna is feeling the best she has ever felt.She said: "A big thing for me in this fight is that I wanted to be healthy. This is the first fight where I've not had an injury going into it.

UFC star Hannah Goldy may have suffered a devastating loss to ‘Meatball’ Molly McCann - but she still runs a sizzling OnlyFans page.The 30-year-old flyweight was on the receiving end of one of McCann’s now-infamous spinning back elbows at UFC London on July 23. It left her dazed and the flurry of punches that followed were enough to result in a TKO defeat with just 3:52 on the clock.McCann went on to steal the headlines while Goldy suffered her third defeat in four fights.

Paddy Pimblett might just be only days away from claiming brand new Rolex watches courtesy of superstar rapper Drake and his latest bumper UFC flutter. The Liverpudlian pair, who have taken MMA by storm over the past 12 months with three consecutive victories each, were backed to beat Hannah Goldy and Jordan Leavitt respectively - which they did with aplomb.Drake risked a huge Bitcoin stake of $2.296,211.30 (£1.9million) on both to secure wins in front of the British crowd - claiming $3.723,077.00 (£3.1m) - and a profit of £1.2m. READ MORE: UFC star Molly McCann 'picking up s***' to stay grounded amid new-found fame and riches While those winnings will not make a massive impact on his estimated net worth of £208m, his promise of a lucrative gift will be sure to make both the Meatball and the Baddy rather content.With Pimblett saying on Saturday evening: "We messaged him on Instagram and he was like, 'Yeah, yous are getting a Rolex'." Speaking to Daily Star Sport, McCann said in an update: "Drake has said he will sort us out with a watch when we arrive in America and we go on Wednesday." Who should Meatball Molly and Paddy Pimblett fight next? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below. Adding of her stunning triumph which included another spinning back elbow: "It was mad to replicate the same finish but this time I feel like it was magnified because of the likes of Drake putting a £2m bet on us."There was a lot more eyes on us to see if we were actually who we say we are."My and my girlfriend were washing our clothes and hoovering.

UFC history after consecutive London victories - and he believes he will have his hands on a belt after just two more fights.Following the 21-year-old's stunning submission victory over Cody Durden back in March, he cruised to a unanimous decision triumph over Charles Johnson this time around over three gruelling rounds.Despite his frustration at not being able to secure another finish, Mokaev, who fights out of Manchester and Wigan by way of Dagestan, has no doubts over a title being in his future. READ MORE: Molly McCann delivers update on Drake's Rolex promise after £3million bet on UFC London The rising flyweight star moved to the UK with his father following the tragic passing of his mother at the age of just 12, was given just £5 a day to get by in a refugee camp.Having been moved to Wigan where they settled, Mokaev was hit with the news that he could be forced to leave the country while fighting as an amateur.Speaking to Daily Star Sport this week, Mokaev said: "In 2017 I nearly got deported. Who is the best Flyweight in the UFC? Give us your verdict in the comments section below. "I got a two-week notice to leave and all the court we went through was crazy.

READ MORE: UFC London finale ends after 16 seconds with horror knee injury as Tom Aspinall collapses"He said he won't do a stadium in the UK, but the Baddy's come along. So we will." And after the Scouse reception that both Pimblett and Molly McCann got at the 02, even White must be seeing the potential of an event in the north west.But he won't be the first fighter to take centre stage in front of a packed football stadium, as many greats have done the same before him.

Paddy 'The Baddy' Pimblett and Molly 'Meatball' McCann were both victorious during UFC London on Saturday night, but Drake was perhaps the biggest winner of them all.The Scouse UFC duo have risen to stardom, and both finished their opponents inside two rounds at the O2 Arena on Saturday. It was never in doubt that Pimblett and McCann would send the English crowd wild, but Canadian rapper Drake will also be celebrating their victories.They say the rich get richer, and that's certainly the case here.

Stormzy was shocked to see that UFC star Molly McCann could lift him with ease.The British rapper is a big fan of Scouse duo McCann and Paddy Pimblett, and was seen celebrating with the duo following their wins at UFC London on Saturday night. Stormzy was also in the front row for the event, and McCann ran over to the rapper to celebrate after her first round finish against Hannah Goldy.And at a height of 6'4, there aren't many people that Stormzy would fear.

winning the second round through submission in just his third UFC outing. But following his win, the 27-year-old, from Huyton, discussed two tragedies that occured during the build-up to the fight including the recent death of his close friend - and used his post-match interview as a platform to encourage men to speak out about their mental health troubles. UFC LONDON CARD: Recap all the action and results at UFC London in our blog READ MORE: Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann pay tribute after death of four-year-old Lee "Yeah, once again I'm disappointed in my performance lad, that's not me," said Pimblett while speaking to former UFC champion Michael Bisping.

READ MORE: Molly McCann mocks beloved Everton after delighting UFC London with first-round stoppage Aspinall went into the fight ranked #6 in the UFC heavyweight standings to the #4 of Blaydes, aiming to edge ever closer to a title fight, having won his first five bouts in the promotion.The 29-year-old had previously admitted that whatever happened the night wouldn't have been as perfect as his comprehensive triumph over Alexander Volkov in March.Aspinall told Daily Star Sport: "It doesn't go more perfect than that. Who should headline the next UFC London card? Tell us in the comments section below. "I'm never going to have a fight as good as that again.