Book Excerpt: ‘Pound for Pound’ Goes Deep Into the Lives of GSP, Fedor, Anderson Silva + More
(Official book trailer via poundforpoundmma) CagePotato contributor Brian J. D’Souza has spent years covering MMA around the world, interviewing some of…
Women’s MMA
Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is considered to be a sport dominated by men because of the combat involved between two contenders which sometimes may involve…
Fabricio Werdum says Alistair Overeem “is on a special juice all the time”
MMA veteran Fabricio Werdum has once again accused Alistair Overeem of using steroids, adding that the former Strikeforce Heavyweight champion has a “chicken…
Struve Vs. Hunt possible for UFC on FUEL 8
A verbal agreement for Mark Hunt to face Stefan Struve at UFC on FUEL 8 is in place.
CagePotato Roundtable #3: Who’s Your Favorite Fighter to Never Win a Major Title?
(In the heart of the child who made it, the Super HLUK belt is the most prestigious title…
Rich Franklin vs. Cung Le: Head-to-Head
This weekend, the UFC will be making its first ever trip to China, which totally explains why they…
How would Eddie Alvarez do in the UFC?
With the announcement that Bellator would allow Eddie Alvarez to entertain offers from other promotions, we wonder how he would do against the UFC lightweights.
Exclusive: Frank Shamrock Discusses His Lifetime of Fighting, And the Healing Process of Writing ‘Uncaged’
(Order it on Amazon.com right here.) By Brian J. D’Souza With his fight career behind him, and the MMA promotion…
Rampage talks newfound love for fighting, says he can beat Jon Jones in a rematch
Another day, another set of off-the-wall quotes from Quentin “Rampage” Jackson. Jackson appeared on “The MMA Hour” yesterday to discuss his new-found rejuvenation of his love for fighting, his thoughts on Jon Jones, his recent injury and withdrawal from his Glover Texeira fight, and to do a dance. His thoughts on a new lease on fighting:
“I’m thinking the world hasn’t forgotten about me. I used to be one of the best fighters in the world, and my people out there, they still
Anderson Silva talks God, training, Bruce Lee and life after fighting
One of the biggest names in the UFC is Anderson “Spider” Silva. He has been called the “greatest martial artist of all time” and has an unbelieveable record inside the Octagon. Depite that, Silva is described as “soft spoken”, wears eyeglasses in everyday life and hates any kind of violence outside the Octagon.Silva came from a humble background in Curitiba, Brazil and the 37 year-old fighter dreams of someday being an example for the young people of Brazil. In this exclusive interview with the Brazilian