Ironically, Lamar cleverly name-dropped and compared himself to this multiple world champion boxer in Lamar’s historic diss track, “Euphoria,” aimed at fellow rapper Drake in April.

UFC 306 went down this Saturday, and it was the most expensive event the promotion has ever put on given the production demands of the Sphere in Las Vegas. It was an ambitious move by the UFC, and Dana White hyped it up to be the greatest sporting event ever.

Although Dana White and Oscar De La Hoya will likely never get along, it didn't stop the UFC CEO from taking a verbal jab at the ex-boxing superstar of Mexican

LED screen that wraps around the interior, last September with a concert residency, Brady called UFC CEO and president Dana White to ask if he wanted to join him at a show. White agreed, and while watching Bono and The Edge perform,

Kendrick Lamar went viral once again, but this time it wasn't because of a surprise diss track. UFC 306 happened over the weekend in Las Vegas for "Noche UFC" at the Sphere to celebrate Mexican Independence Day,

You’d think in 2024, certain major entities confusing Black celebrities for one another wouldn’t be a thing—but sadly here we are. On Saturday night during a UFC 306 broadcast, the camera panned in on several prominent folks in the audience at the “Noche” event including reality TV stars,

UFC 306 in Las Vegas, ESPN mislabeled Terence Crawford as Kendrick Lamar. The incident ended up going viral online, especially since the world champ was name-dropped on the Compton lyricist’s "euphoria" earlier in the year.