Video Tribute: MMA’s Eight Greatest Public Service Announcements
The public service announcement has been part of American culture for decades. Popularized by the perpetually foxy Nancy Reagan…
Mikey Burnett Sues “The Ultimate Fighter”
It had to happen eventually, so we might as well get it over with. A former “Ultimate Fighter” cast…
Hot Fighter Alert: Sarah McLeod [Photos]
Victory Fighting Championships 35 goes down tomorrow night at the Mid-America Center in Council Bluffs, featuring Abe Wagner, Joe Ellenberger,…
Thiago Silva’s UFC 125 Pre-Fight Drug Test ‘Inconsistent With Human Urine’
Reports about Thiago Silva‘s sketchy UFC 125 drug test results have been swirling since last month, and were allegedly the cause for…
Butterbean Goes Down Again, Saki and Hari Win Big at K-1 World GP 2008
The K-1 World Grand Prix 2008 went down Saturday at the Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu, with Turkish kickboxer…
Mark Coleman Could Enter UFC’s Hall of Fame
According to a report on Knockout Radio, Mark “The Hammer” Coleman may be inducted into the UFC’s Hall of Fame…
‘The Ultimate Fighter 11′ Finale: Live Results and Commentary
(Glory days / Well they’ll pass you by / Glory days / In the wink of a young girl’s…
UFC on Versus 5 Compustrike Preview: Lytle’s Advantage
Fans around the world are expecting the main event of Dan Hardy and Chris Lytle to be an exciting bout featuring two men who are not afraid to stand and trade. According to Compustrike both men are near mirror images of each other in the stand up department with Hardy on average landing 41/87 (47%) strikes compared to Lytle landing 38/85 (45%). From the looks of things “Lights Out” has the best chance against “The Outlaw” on the ground. Lytle in a combined nine fights on the ground
CagePotato Stats: The MMA Weigh-In Failure Leaderboard
(The moral of the story? When Gina Carano does it, it’s awesome. When Paulo Filho does it, it’s terrible….
Exclusive Interview with UFC Connected’s Showdown Joe Ferraro (Part One)
“Showdown” Joe Ferraro has been involved with Mixed Martial Arts for over thirteen years. Growing up as a kid in Vancouver, I knew Joe through TSN (Canada’s ESPN) during his time commentating for APEX Fighting Championship and many other Canadian promotions at the time. What I didn’t know at the time was that Joe was a “jack of all trades”, one of the hardest working people in the sport that helped legitimize it in Canada and legalize it in the province of Ontario. Not only did Joe Ferraro wear the