This week on the channel 15 videos this week

Raul Rosas Jr., fresh off a win, fronts ESPN MMA's fifteen

A title fight announcement for Josh Hokit against Ciryl Gane in New York has the week's biggest total.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Josh Hokit is set to face Ciryl Gane for the heavyweight title in New York in November 🏆

Past three billion lifetime views, ESPN MMA spent the week the way an official fight channel usually does: fifteen uploads, most of them quick hits borrowed from TikTok and Instagram, each credited to where it came from.

The biggest total belongs to the news. A short announcing that Josh Hokit is set to face Ciryl Gane for the heavyweight title in New York in November has drawn more views than anything else posted this week. Gane is the Frenchman who has fought for the UFC heavyweight belt before, so the matchup lands with some weight. Close behind sits Sean Sharaf explaining how he ended up $600K in debt, a very different kind of story.

The momentum, though, is with the fight-night clips. Raul Rosas Jr., the young bantamweight known for his fast start in the UFC, posted his own reaction after the win, and it passed a hundred thousand views in about two days. A day-old "During the fight" clip and a title made of nothing but three wide-eyed emojis follow it.

Among combat sports channels, ESPN MMA is second of nine by subscribers. Steven Strangles People and Mighty are running a little above their usual daily pace, and Wrestlelamia is having a notably busy stretch.

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