Former UFC heavyweight champion Junior Dos Santos has spoken out about the possibility of facing a different opponent in the wake of Alistair Overeem’s injury. The brazilian striker was originally scheduled
Aside from Alistair Overeem, what heavyweight is deserving of a title shot once Junior Dos Santos and Cain Velasquez handle their business at UFC 155?
UFC 155 combatants stepped on the scales at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
All fighters made weight, including Junior dos Santos and…
UFC 155 will take place this weekend in Las Vegas, Nevada, headlined by the Heavyweight title scrap between Junior dos Santos and Cain Velasquez.
This…
When UFC 155 kicks off next Saturday from Las Vegas, most MMA fans will be focused on the Heavyweight title rematch between Junior dos Santos and Cain…
Junior dos Santos and Cain Velasquez are currently at the most important stage of their preparations for one of the biggest rematches in UFC history. The…
UFC Light Heavyweight champion Jon Jones has looked to be the definition of dominant recently, smashing former 205 lb. champions with seemingly relative ease. Because of this, the MMA community fully expects him to one day move up in weight and challenge for the Heavyweight belt. Champion Junior dos Santos has recently stated his respect for Jones, but notes that he is the ‘baddest man on the plant’ and would face Jones should the opportunity arise. Jones himself spoke last week of making the trek to
UFC Heavyweight champion Junior dos Santos has always been a fighter known for letting his hands do his talking for him. He is regarded as a somewhat quiet, respectful, and calm champion. However, with the absolute hoopla that his canceled bout with Alistair Overeem has gained, dos Santos has suddenly become more vocal about his desire to knock the Dutch kickboxer out cold due to his incessant trash talk. Now, dos Santos has some words about the man who will be next opponent at UFC 155, former champion
As of right now, Alistair Overeem will face the winner of Junior Dos Santos and Cain Velasquez in his first fight back with the company.
Alistair Overeem, man who was set to face Junior dos Santos at UFC 146, is back in the good graces of UFC President Dana White. Overeem, suspended until late December for his well-documented drug screen failure, had been publicly disparaged by the always outspoken White. When Overeem had recently taken to Twitter with his well-known intentions of fighting at the UFC’s annual year-end show, UFC co-owner Lorenzo Fertitta was quick to put any of these rumors to rest until the NSAC had cleared Overeem to
