Paige VanZant Selected To Appear On Dancing With The Stars
Months back, current UFC women’s strawweight title challenger Claudia Gadelha labeled fellow contender Paige “12 Gauge” VanZant as…
MMA Legend Kevin Randleman Dies At Age 44
It’s a sad day for the mixed martial arts (MMA) community to say the least, as reports have…
Heavy Hitters: Top 10 Knockout Strikers In UFC History
When the UFC debuted on a fateful November day in Denver back in 1993, the opportunity for martial…
If It Wasn’t For Diverticulitis, Brock Lesnar Would Still Be Fighting
A few months back, as Brock Lensar’s contract with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) neared its end, rumors began…
Anderson Silva Cancels UFC Contract, Signs New 15-Fight Deal
When legendary UFC champion Anderson Silva suffered a broken leg at UFC 168, it looked like he would…
Vinny Magalhaes Believes Chael Sonnen Can Pull Off A “Moral Victory” Against Andre Galvao
After some back-and-forth drama with the Nevada Athletic Commission (NAC) and a failed attempt to be replaced, former multiple time UFC title challenger…
Jon Jones: If Anybody’s The Frazier To My Ali, I Would Say It’s Alexander Gustafsson
UFC light heavyweight Jon Jones has had quite an action-packed year, and he’s only stepped in the cage once, picking apart noted power slugger Glover…
Martin Kampmann First Candidate For Vacant Team Alpha Male Head Coaching Position
UFC welterweight Martin Kampmann has been on the sidelines since his UFC Fight Night 27 technical knockout loss to Carlos Condit, his second straight…
Henderson says he’s happy Jon Jones wants to knock him out
UFC Light Heavyweight champion Jon Jones referred to contender Dan Henderson as a one-trick pony and that Jones would be going for a TKO in their upcoming bout at UFC 151. Henderson responded on Tuesday night’s UFC Tonight on Fuel TV: “It must be a pretty good trick. It’s kept me in the sport this long and people keep wanting to see it. It’s kept me around for a long time. But it’s more about positioning. TKO me? I’d love for him to try. That means he’s coming after me
Dan Henderson plans on fighting two or three more years
At 41-years old Dan Henderson has some miles on his body, making his MMA debut in 1997. Since that fight, a TKO victory over Crezio de Souza, he has gone 29-8, with his last fight, a 25 minute battle with Marucio Rua, considered by many to be one of the best main event fights in UFC history.
Henderson is currently laying in wait, hoping to get a shot at the winner of the Jon Jones versus Rashad Evans UFC Light Heavyweight title bout, which will headline UFC 145 on April 21. If you think that Henderson is