Strikeforce Results: Saffiedine, Cormier, Barnett victorious in Oklahoma City
Strikeforce celebrated its farewell event at the Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, headlined by the Welterweight title collision between…
Strikeforce celebrated its farewell event at the Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, headlined by the Welterweight title collision between…
With the recent news that longtime UFC Middleweight champ Anderson Silva has signed a 10-fight contract extension, speculation around his next several…
In a truly inspirational story, one-handed fighter Nick Newell defeated favored competitor Eric Reynolds to capture the vacant XFC Lightweight Championship. …
(In the heart of the child who made it, the Super HLUK belt is the most prestigious title…
Diego Sanchez could care less about walking into enemy territory. After spending much of 2012 on the sidelines with an injury, The Ultimate Fighter season…
The fight between Georges St. Pierre and Anderson “The Spider” Silva is yet to be officially announced by the UFC. Moreover, there’s a good chance that the French-Canadian will decline to fight the #1 P4P-ranked Brazilian.
However, the bookmakers have already named their favorite – Anderson Silva.
Top sports betting agency, Bodog, present Anderson Silva as a -160 favorite to defeat GSP, who stacks-up at +150. That’s a close call, but still, Silva gets the nod in what can be easily labelled the biggest
Many MMA fans were salivating when they heard that Takanori Gomi was coming to the octagon. Six fights into his tenure, and most of those same fans are looking less optimistic than they were before. At three wins and three losses apiece, many have written off Gomi as just another promising fighter playing gatekeeper at 155 pounds. All of his losses (Kenny Florian, Clay Guida, Nate Diaz) have been by submission, and these losses were, for the most part, very one-sided. See
In a series of interviews with the main winners from last night’s UFC on Fuel TV 5 winners Stefan Struve, Dan “The Outlaw” Hardy, and Brad Pickett, the fighters detail their convincing wins last night. Struve is obviously very emotional after taking out Stipe Miocic with a second round KO. He explains that he is headed back to the Netherlands to be with his father, who is battling a serious illness. All the best to Struve and his family.
Dan Hardy speaks out against his decisive victory over Amir Sadollah
(Seriously? Not even *one* vote for Jason Guida?) The 16th season of The Ultimate Fighter kicks off tonight on FX, and…
(Suddenly, the decision to sponsor this guy seems like not so great of an idea.) Boy oh boy,…