Junior Dos Santos: I See Things Better Than I Did Before
Former UFC Light Heavyweight champion Junior Dos Santos is hungry to get the belt back after relinquishing it to Cain Velasquez in a one-sided five round…
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…
Ranking JDS’s UFC 160 Victory Among the Best Heavyweight (T)KOs Ever
This weekend brought us two great knockouts at the top of the UFC heavyweight food chain. While Cain Velasquez’ systematic destruction of Bigfoot…
Daniel Cormier: I Want the Winner of Big Nog and Werdum
Daniel Cormier is one of the most talked-about heavyweights in the UFC today, even at a time when Cain Velasquez and Junior dos Santos are fresh off of…
UFC 160 Lowkick Staff Predictions
Cain Velasquez vs. Antonio “Bigfoot” Silva:
Mike Drahota: For a UFC heavyweight title match, this one seems like a pretty…
After Alistair Overeem, who’s next in line for a heavyweight title shot?
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?
Countdown to UFC 155: The Baddest Man on the Planet
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…
Junior dos Santos: It’s hard to take Overeem’s recent results seriously
In a recent interview via Sherdog.com, UFC Heavyweight champion Junior dos Santos speaks on the buildup to his rematch with Cain Velasquez…
Dana White says Alistair Overeem could get title shot upon return
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.
UFC on FX 5 Results: Bigfoot downs an injured Browne, Dodson earns a title shot
UFC on FX 5 is in the books and with it comes another night of very exciting fights on cable TV, proving that not always the best of cards come from pay-per-view only. In the main event, Travis “Hapa” Browne came in as the favorite over a man with something to prove, Antonio “Bigfoot” Silva. Knocked out in his last two bouts, albeit against top competition in the form of Daniel Cormier and then Cain Velasquez, Silva needed a win badly to cement his relevancy in the competitive UFC