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Kshitiz Kumar Singh

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Covers:  Exploring WWE storylines from the Attitude and Ruthless Aggression eras to the modern age, and tracing UFC narratives from the Zuffa days to today’s evolving MMA scene
WWE Editor at First Sportz | Combat Sports Freelancer at NY Fights and MMA Sucka| Former UFC Primary Editor at EssentiallySports 🥋

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Kshitiz Kumar Singh is a WWE Editor at FirstSportz, backed by over three years of experience in content creation and sports journalism. With a sharp eye for storytelling and a passion for combat sports, he has penned compelling features on wrestling icons such as Brock Lesnar, The Undertaker, and Stone Cold Steve Austin. Before joining FirstSportz, Kshitiz served as a UFC Editor at EssentiallySports, where his deep respect for legends like Georges St-Pierre fueled his dynamic coverage of the MM…

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Alex Pereira Targets November 2026 Heavyweight Return at Madison Square Garden

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By Kshitiz Kumar Singh Verified
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It appears Alex Pereira has moved on from the controversy surrounding his loss to Ciryl Gane at UFC Freedom 250 nearly a month ago at the White House. For those unfamiliar, the debate has centered on the sequence that led to the stoppage in Pereira’s interim heavyweight title fight. Many fans and analysts questioned whether six of the 11 strikes that landed on the back of Pereira’s head played a role in the finish.
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10 Fighters Who Took the Longest Path to Winning UFC Gold

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By Kshitiz Kumar Singh Verified
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Justin Gaethje finally capturing undisputed lightweight gold on the White House lawn at UFC Freedom 250 reminds us that the ultimate grind pays off. By weaponizing patience to become the oldest 155-pound champ ever, “The Highlight” joined an elite list of ten legendary late-bloomers who took the scenic route to UFC gold. Think Robbie Lawler, who survived a staggering 4,592 days between his UFC debut and winning the welterweight strap.
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6 UFC Stars Who Returned After Massive Layoffs as Conor McGregor Ends 1,827-Day Absence at UFC 329

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By Kshitiz Kumar Singh Verified
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With Conor McGregor finally set to make his long-awaited return to the Octagon after five years, he will have no easy task when he takes on Max Holloway in the main event of UFC 329. The biggest talking point heading into the fight has been McGregor’s lengthy absence from competition. The former two-division champion hasn’t fought since UFC 264 in July 2021, where he suffered a devastating broken leg against Dustin Poirier.
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