Dana White: ‘Djork’ Got Served A Big Fat Plate of Karma
Dana White simply doesn’t like Bellator CEO Bjorn Rebney. Eddie Alvarez, the former Bellator lightweight champ who just recently re-signed with the…
Santa’s Wish List Of Fights For 2014
Its been both a crazy and successful year for the UFC with three more title fights to go before the curtains close on 2013. November is a huge…
Tarec Saffiedine Talks Robbie Lawler: I’m The Technically Better Striker
When we last saw Tarec Saffiedine in action he was beating a very game opponent in Nate Marquardt at Strikeforce’s final event in January. ‘Sponge’ put…
Roy Nelson Says Fight With Daniel Cormier Makes No Sense Unless It’s At 205lbs.
Since Roy Nelson’s impressive knockout of Cheick Kongo this past Saturday, many of us have been speculating on who ‘Big Country’ should face next. One…
As the debate over drug use in MMA rages on, Cain Velasquez calls for increased testing
Steroids and PEDs are starting to seem like an undeniable evil in MMA, getting fighters suspended and cut left and right. The debate over anabolic steroids…
Remembering the past: Quinton “Rampage” Jackson’s 5 greatest fights
As Dana’s said on multiple occasions, Quinton “Rampage” Jackson happens to be one of those guys who has always had the potential to be soo much more. With little to no wrestling or even previous combat experience…
Zuffa Names CagePotato.com in Latest Lawsuit [EVERYBODY PANIC]
(Jon Jones and Gina Carano: Just two of the exciting plaintiffs booked for this installment of “UFC Sues People.”) By Jim…
Cole Konrad, Bellator Heavyweight Champion hangs up his gloves
Bellator Heavyweight champion Cole Konrad (9-0 MMA, 7-0 BFC) has retired, the promotion announced today. Konrad walks away from MMA with an unblemished record and is set to become an agriculture commodities trader specializing in dairy products.
The Wisconsin-native stated: “This decision has been on my mind for a while, and the time was finally right to make the move.”
Konrad wrestled for the University of Minnesota, where he was a Division I national champ in 2006 and 2007, a four-time All-America
Cerrone: B**ch **s Anthony Pettis should stop hiding behind his shoulder injury
Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone and Melvin Guillard are set to face each other on August 11 in the co-main event for UFC 150: Henderson vs. Edgar in Denver, Colorado. The two trained together and became close friends while at Team Jackson-Winkeljohn in Albuquerque, New Mexico, but their friendship has nothing to do with Cerrone’s plans come fight night.”I plan to win!”, Cowboy told Lowkick.com in an interview this morning, “I will fight him and yes, he is my brother, but I want to get paid and I will go through any
History of Violence: The highs and lows of "The Axe Murderer"
Violence. That is the first thought that pops into the head of any long-time fan of MMA when it comes to Wanderlei Silva. Unbridled, rampant, bloody, violence. The thought is both good and bad for him, as he is not the only to one to inflict pain when entering the ring/cage with another man. From 1996 to the present day of MMA, one of the things you can guarantee is a Silva fight will consist of him moving forward and looking for the finish. Whether he achieved that finish, or turned into a victim himself w