Fabricio Werdum Asks To Fight Daniel Cormier; DC Awaits The Date
UFC heavyweight contender Fabricio Werdum returned to the octagon with a bang at last month’s UFC on Fuel TV 10, submitting legendary champion Antonio…
UFC heavyweight contender Fabricio Werdum returned to the octagon with a bang at last month’s UFC on Fuel TV 10, submitting legendary champion Antonio…
Surging UFC heavyweight contender Fabricio ‘Vai Cavalo’ Werdum appears to discuss his pivotal win over Rodrigo Nogueira at UFC on Fuel TV 10 last night….
UFC on Fuel TV 10 is in the books from Brazil, and the card was truly a showcase for the flagship martial art of Brazilian Jiujitsu, with several high-level…
2006 was the first time Fabricio Werdum and Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira squared off, at Pride Critical Countdown. The match saw Nogueira walk away victorious…
It was 2001 when Big Nog first landed in Pride collecting a submission win in his debut against Gary Goodridge. Pride was a Japanese organization that…
Fabricio ‘Vai Cavalo’ Werdum showcases his improved striking in preparation for his June 8th bout with Rodrigo Nogueira. The video from MMA Prime…
UFC #2 ranked Heavyweight contender Fabricio Werdum has made a quiet rise to the top in his return to the UFC. Last seen dismantling an overmatched Mike…
MMA veteran Fabricio Werdum has once again accused Alistair Overeem of using steroids, adding that the former Strikeforce Heavyweight champion has a “chicken…
With the unfortunate news that Frank Mir was forced to withdraw from his November 3rd bout with Daniel Cormier in Strikeforce, a search for a new opponent ensues. An accomplished Heavyweight without a fight currently scheduled has stepped and said he would like the fight. That man is none other than Fabricio Werdum, the fighter who put an end to the legendary win streak of Fedor Emelianenko and has most recently been seen in the UFC destroying Roy Nelson and Mike Russow. Werdum was interviewed by
Fabricio Werdum recently stated that he’ll be looking for a “tune-up fight” before returning to the Strikeforce cage, against either Fedor Emelianenko or Alistair Overeem. And in light of Vadim Finkelstein’s constant statements about having a rematch against Fabricio Werdum as main priority for Fedor Emelianenko’s management, I decided to ask M-1 Global for a comment. According to Finkelstein’s response the situation did not change; however, Fedor might participate in a “tune-up fight” of his own. Here’s