The fight was over, but the noise in the arena refused to die. Fans were screaming Jaden’s name like it was an anthem. Cameras flashed non-stop, reporters shouted over one another, and people pushed to get closer to the new champion. Inside the ring, Jaden stood still, breathing slowly. His body was covered in sweat, his face calm, but his eyes still had that strange look. Punisher and Damon ran into the ring. Punisher grabbed Jaden by the shoulders, shaking him lightly. “Jaden! Snap out of it!” he shouted. “It’s over!” Jaden blinked and looked around. It was like he had just woken up from a dream. He looked down at Rico, who was sitting on the floor, blood on his lip and eyes half-open. The medics were checking his pulse, but Rico waved them away slowly. “I’m fine,” he muttered weakly. Punisher sighed, his heart pounding. Damon placed a hand on his shoulder. “He’s fine,” Damon said softly. “Let’s get him out of here before the press eats him alive.” As they tried to guide Ja

The Challenge on Live TVThe bright studio lights shone on Jaden’s face as he sat across from the interviewer. Cameras surrounded him from every side, and the crowd behind the glass cheered as his name echoed through the speakers.“Ladies and gentlemen,” the host said with a wide smile, “we have with us today the man everyone’s talking about — Jaden Cole, the fighter who defeated the great Rico Blaze!”The audience clapped loudly. Jaden gave a small smile, calm and steady, his hands folded on his knees.The interview started smoothly. The woman — Hana — asked about his journey from street fights to MMA, about his daily training, his favorite techniques, and what it felt like to beat someone like Rico Blaze. Jaden answered each question politely, his voice firm but gentle.“I don’t fight for fame,” he said. “I fight to prove what I’m capable of. The rest follows.”The crowd nodded, impressed by his humility. Hana kept the questions coming. “So how have you been settling into the MMA wo

The Aftermath of the FightThe whole place was still buzzing even after the fight ended. Cameras were everywhere, flashes going off as people whispered and shouted. Everyone wanted to know who this guy, Jaden Cole, really was. The studio had turned from cheers to fear and confusion. Nobody expected things to go this far.Hana, the main interviewer, stood by the stage with her hands crossed tightly. Her face was stiff. She had planned this match to make Jaden look weak, not like some unstoppable fighter. The whole country had been angry since their champion, Rico Blaze, lost to him. The people wanted revenge. The show was supposed to be a setup — a way to make Jaden look like a fool on live TV. But now, it had backfired badly.The two boxers that fought Jaden were in the hospital. The doctors said one of them had a broken jaw and the other had a concussion. The network was already under pressure from the public and the government. Some said Jaden was too violent; others called him a

The Clash of BeastsThe UUFC fight was all anyone could talk about. The posters were everywhere, the news channels were full of predictions, and every fan had their own opinion. Some believed Jaden would pull off another miracle. Others said his luck had run out. The whole country waited, wondering if he could win again after the chaos of the last fight.Inside the UUFC headquarters, James Madison, the second-best fighter in the league, was having a quiet talk with Mike Lauren — one of the big representatives of the UUFC. James had been watching Jaden’s old matches and knew something about him was different.“Mike,” James said calmly, “this Jaden guy is the one I’ve been talking about. You’ve seen the way he fights. He’s not ordinary.”Mike chuckled, shaking his head. “Come on, James. I’ve seen hundreds of fighters like him. You really think this kid can handle the UUFC? He’s not even focused. Instead of preparing, he’s out there doing show fights on TV. That’s not the mark of a serio

Wolf Ain't So Bad The crowd was going crazy. People were shouting, waving flags, and banging on the cage walls. Some were screaming Jaden’s name, others were calling for Wolf. It felt like the whole place was shaking. Flashing lights, camera clicks, and the smell of sweat filled the air. Everyone could feel that the fight was about to end soon — but no one knew how.Inside the cage, Jaden stood with his fists up. His chest rose and fell fast. His right arm ached like hell, but he wasn’t backing down. Across from him, Wolf looked angry and wild, blood dripping from the corner of his mouth. His eyes burned with rage.“You think you can beat me, boy?” Wolf shouted, slamming his fists together. “You’re done!”Jaden didn’t answer. He just stared, calm but focused. He could still hear Kael’s voice in his head — the voice that never stopped pushing him.“Don’t stop until he falls! No weakness! No fear!”Wolf charged again, throwing a strong kick to Jaden’s side. The hit connected, and Jade