Anthony Johnson: Alistair Overeem Ain’t No Blackzilian
News broke yesterday that former UFC welterweight-turned WSOF light heavyweight Anthony “Rumble” Johnson will be making his way back to the…
Jose Aldo’s Head Trainer Calls For Pettis Bout At 150 Pounds, “Showtime’s” Camp Wants 155 As Planned
Right after the paint dried on UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo’s one-sided (and some would say lackluster) win over Ricardo Lamas at last weekend’s…
Bubba McDaniel Made 32K Last Year; Fighter Posts His Salary
Bubba ‘The Menace’ McDaniel is 1 – 1 in the UFC, 21 – 7 professionally, and currently unranked in his home division of middleweight.
He…
UFC 169 Salaries: Alistair Overeem Craps His Way to $400K, Aldo, Mir, Faber and Trujillo Also Clear Six Figures
(“What are you doing out there, Alistair? Quit playing around and put a *real* hurting on this guy!”…
Vitor Belfort Fine With His Conscience, Calls For Opponents To Be Blood Tested During Training Camp
Most MMA fans not hiding in seclusion know about Vitor Belfort’s ongoing, never-ending saga with testosterone-replacement therapy (TRT).
The ins…
Joe Rogan: Anderson Silva Is In Danger Of Breaking Leg Again If He Returns In 2014
Anderson Silva may possibly have had the worst year of his entire MMA career in 2013. ‘The Spider’ entered last year as the undisputed Middleweight…
UFC Rankings Update: Renan Barao Moves To Number Four Pound-For-Pound
The official UFC rankings have now been updated, and the most significant changes are taking place on the pound-for-pound list; Bantamweight title holder…
Anthony Johnson Is Back, Faces Phil Davis At UFC 172
Big news for any Anthony ‘Rumble’ Johnson fans out there, as we learn that the former UFC Welterweight has resigned for the promotion as a…
Does Renan Barao Deserve The Number One Pound-For-Pound Spot?
Renan Barao has solidified his status as the number one Bantamweight fighter on the planet, scoring a first round TKO win over Urijah Faber at UFC 169…
UFC To Decide Frank Mir’s Fighting Future Later This Week
Former UFC heavyweight champion Frank Mir picked up the dubious distinction of four straight losses when he was outstruck 139-5 by Alistair Overeem at…