Anderson Silva Says Chael Sonnen Is A Good Guy
Anderson Silva and Chael Sonnen have a long history in the sport of MMA, Sonnen was constantly talking trash about Silva since joining the promotion in…
Daniel Cormier Lobbying Against Roy Nelson’s Beard At UFC 166
When Daniel Cormier and Roy Nelson meet at UFC 166, it’s pretty obvious that fist are going to fly. Both guys like to stand and bang, and are no…
War Machine: The Number One Enemy Is The UFC
Bellator welterweight War Machine made a successful return to the cage last week after spending most of the last two years on the sidelines while incarcerated….
A great draw provides more emphasis for style over substance.
Back in November (2012), Georges St. Pierre sent the mixed martial arts community into an uproar when he chose to face Nick Diaz instead of Johny Hendricks….
Keith Kizer: I don’t see Vitor Belfort getting a TRT exemption from us
Keith Kizer spoke today about his opinion on TRT. More specifically about Vitor Belfort and if he will be allowed to compete under the Nevada State Athletic Commission while using TRT.
5 UFC Fights that absolutely have to happen in 2013
2013 is just around the corner, promising many great Mixed Martial Arts battles. This might be the year we finally see Georges St. Pierre vs. Anderson…
5 most overhyped fights in recent UFC history
When Georges St. Pierre takes on Carlos Condit this upcoming Saturday we will see if this highly anticipated fight will live up to its hype. Not to lower the expectations, but following is a reminder of some previous fights that failed to deliver.
1: Randy Couture vs. James Toney – UFC 118: Edgar vs. Penn 2, August 28th, 2010 No matter how you look at how this fight was presented, somebody is at fault. If this fight was to be presented as a sideshow attraction, then Couture should have allowed Toney
The five biggest UFC bouts that never happened in 2012
Obviously 2012 has been a year that held huge potential for MMA. While I wouldn’t say it was a horrible year for fighting, the insane amount of injuries and other controversy that wrecked cards is unprecedented. From main events all the way down to preliminary cards, we saw an unheard never of fights shifted, canceled, and just generally thrown into the muck. UFC 151’s cancellation was just the icing on the cake in what was the weirdest year MMA has ever seen. And it’s not over yet. Let’s take a look
Dethroning Silva: Could one of these five fighters have what it takes
Anderson Silva (32-4) is the reigning UFC Middleweight Champion. He has been called “a mutant”, a “freak of nature” and “the greatest martial artist of all time”. With 15 straight wins in the UFC spanning over 6 years, the question I am most often asked by fans, fighters and fellow scribes is “What is it going to take for someone to defeat Anderson Silva?”
There is no quick or easy answer. A shift up and down to the wrong weight class could be his undoing, likewise age could start to catch up with him, but
Rashad Evans: I want to pick a fight with the Middleweight champion
After handily defeating Chael Sonnen at UFC 148, the question has benn posed: Who will realistically pose a challenge to Middleweight Champion Anderson Silva?
UFC President Dana White has gone on record multiple times saying that Anderson “Spider” Silva is the greatest fighter or the greatest martial artist in the world. Last night’s post fight press conference was no exception as White summed it up with: “He is an amazing fighter, he’s an artist with his hands and feet. The guy is a freak of nature. He