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A recent column published by MSNBC accused physically fit men of being fascists. The article specifically focused on those involved in weightlifting and mixed martial arts training, accusing them of practicing “fascist fitness.”

Spotify appears to be covering themselves following a disagreement about COVID-19 information by adding an advisory to podcasts that is meant to “combat misinformation.”

UFC President Dana White defended himself against a reporter who questioned the COVID treatments he and friend Joe Rogan have taken after contracting the virus.

American Faith hops on the wagon—@AmericanFaith.

Almost immediately after testing positive for COVID-19, UFC President Dana White called Joe Rogan in search of treatment advice. Rogan, who has been a longtime broadcaster for the promotion, has consulted several high-profile figures regarding COVID-19 treatment.

Gupta admits he did not perform his job duties as CNN's health expert

Former President Donald Trump, who knows a lot about fighting -- within both the moderately polite confines of the boxing ring and the no-holds-barred world of politics -- will provide commentary for a boxing event taking place Saturday at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida, according to ESPN.

“I’ve been taking care of myself. This really, really kicked my ass.”

When you find an athlete willing and able to hold a conversation that goes beyond the sport in which they compete, you listen.

UFC 261, which is scheduled for Saturday night, is the first major sporting event to have a crowd size at full capacity in over a year as the COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions begin to fade away. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis appeared by UFC president Dana White at a press conference.