UFC Heavyweight Division-Quality Beats Quantity
The old adage that ‘quality beats quantity’ is a perfect description of the UFC heavyweight division held by Cain Velasquez, a former NCAA…
The old adage that ‘quality beats quantity’ is a perfect description of the UFC heavyweight division held by Cain Velasquez, a former NCAA…
Frank Mir has well and truly been there and done it in the UFC’s Heavyweight division. He has fought some of the best fighters on the planet, earning himself…
Today’s mixed martial arts landscape is littered with great champions that were once highly touted prospects. Georges St. Pierre, and Jon Jones both made…
Just as Pride veterans Wanderlei Silva and Mark Hunt made their mark upon the MMA world in a big way this weekend, it appears that two stars from that…
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2012 was a strange year for MMA to say the least. There were too many cards absolutely decimated by injury to name. But amidst all this chaos, some fights…
Top UFC Light Heavyweight contender, Thiago Silva, has once again failed a drug test in the UFC, this time testing positive for Marijuana metabolites….
What’s the best way to follow an event featuring a thrilling five round UFC Welterweight Championship fight? How about an event on free television featuring a UFC Lightweight Championship battle between reigning 155 kingpin Benson Henderson and current top contender Nate Diaz?
In the absolute hailstorm of news surrounding the cancellation of UFC 151, another interesting scenario that did not come to fruition has come to light. Apparently UFC Middleweight champion and legend Anderson Silva was willing to step up for his company and save the card by fighting at Light Heavyweight. His offer had come just a bit too late, however, as Dana White had announced the cancellation just a few hours earlier than Silva’s generous offer. It should be noted that Silva was not planning on
The Light-Heavyweight division was once the premier division of the UFC. And although it is still fairly stacked, the now short list of opponents is quickly thinning out. Partially thanks to the insane talent of Jon Jones. We’ve seen the 205 belt move around more than any other over the years, and for the very first time since Chuck Liddell it seems to have finally found it’s home on the waist of a talent that continuously grows and get’s better with every opponent. Without many threats left to challenge hi