UFC Fight Night 50 Secures First Fight In Joe Lauzon vs. Michael Chiesa
The UFC’s return to Connecticut in September has it’s first official matchup penciled in.
Lightweight’s Joe Lauzon and Michael Chiesa have agreed to throw…
Joe Ellenberger Will Debut Against Unbeaten Frank Trevino At Fight Night 44
Newly signed lightweight Joe Ellenberger was unable to make his promotional debut at UFC 172 due to his opponent Vagner Rocha pulling out injured, but…
Interview: Duke Roufus Discusses GLORY, The Pettis Brothers, And the Chaotic Art of Striking
(Roufus [at far left] with Sergio Pettis, Anthony Pettis, Ben Askren, and Roufusport BJJ coach Daniel Wanderley. Photo…
CagePotato Roundtable #18: Who’s Your Favorite TUF Cast-Member of All Time?
(Seriously? Not even *one* vote for Jason Guida?) The 16th season of The Ultimate Fighter kicks off tonight on FX, and…
Remembering Cro Cop: A look back at the career of Mirko Filipovic
When I was ten years old my uncle bought me a brand new Playstation game that has helped blossom my love and interest in combat sports. K-1 Revenge came out in 1999 and it introduced me to many kickboxing legends that I admire and still enjoy watching today. Names like Ernesto Hoost, Peter Aerts, the late Andy Hug, Mike Bernardo, and many more. One name in the game that really stood out to me at the time was Mirko Tiger. Not because of his style or the way he played, but it was his name itself that I
MMA Power rankings: The Welterweights
The next chapter in the list of the most talented indivduals in the world today.
The Science Behind the Knockout
(Video courtesy BREAK/SportScience) If you watched Strikeforce: Henderson vs. Babalu this weekend and read any of the ensuing commentary on…