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Fifteen fighters are no longer on the promotion’s roster – including one 10-year veteran.
Over a dozen fighters are no longer with Bellator MMA.
Promotion officials recently informed MMA Junkie of 15 athletes who have parted ways with the promotion, though they didn’t specify if the departures are a result of contract termination, free agency or something else.
Twelve of the 15 names are fighters from the promotion’s European series, which has not held an event since October 2020.
Scroll below to see the names who have parted ways with Bellator.
Sabah Homasi delivered arguably the greatest highlight of his career when he stopped Bobby Voelker at Bellator 250.
[autotag]Sabah Homasi[/autotag] gave another strong performance in his second Bellator fight with a brutal knockout of [autotag]Bobby Voelker[/autotag] on Thursday at Bellator 250.
Homasi (15-8 MMA, 3-0 BMMA) delivered arguably the greatest highlight of his career when he flattened Voelker (33-14 MMA, 0-1 BMMA) with a perfectly placed flying knee for the knockout just 20 seconds into the second round of their welterweight matchup. The fight took place at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn., and streamed on MMA Junkie prior to the main card on CBS Sports Network.
Prior to the knockout, Homasi was working Voelker over with all sorts of strikes in the first round. He changed the tone in the second, going upstairs with the knee to shut the lights off.
Watch the video above.
With the win, Homasi is now 3-0 since he came back to Bellator in November 2018. He’s beaten Voelker, Curtis Millender and Micah Terrill in that stretch.
Voelker, meanwhile, was unsuccessful in his Bellator debut.
