Michael Bisping, Has Spoken Out Against Critics of Power Slap League

Former UFC middleweight champion, Michael Bisping, has spoken out against critics of Power Slap League and its president, Dana White, following the release of a heart-wrenching story about one of the competitors and his dying son.

Bisping slammed those who have criticized the sport and questioned White’s leadership. The story in question was narrated by White and shared on the official Power Slap League social media accounts.

The competitor, whose name was not released, shared how he had entered the sport to help pay for his son’s medical bills. His son had been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer and the medical expenses had piled up, forcing the family to seek alternative means of funding.

According to the competitor, the prize money from Power Slap had enabled him to pay for his son’s treatments and keep him alive for longer than he would have been able to otherwise. The competitor’s son has since passed away.

Bisping, who is a commentator for Power Slap League, urged critics to have more empathy and understanding for those who participate in the sport.

Power Slap League has been making waves in the combat sports world, with its unique format and explosive knockouts. The league has also announced that the second season will be filmed in Abu Dhabi and air on Rumble.

Despite the criticism, Power Slap League has remained steadfast in its commitment to providing opportunities for its competitors and producing quality content for its fans.