UFC Serbia: Matchmaking for All of Saturday’s Winners
The UFC’s inaugural trip to Serbia delivered one of the most memorable Fight Nights in promotional history. Saturday’s event…
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MMA’s Retirement Crisis: Why So Many Fighters Struggle After the Cage
Being a professional MMA fighter is a ruthless way to make a living. Athletes willingly subject themselves to years…
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UFC Belgrade Preview: Medić vs. Rodriguez Headlines Serbia’s First-Ever UFC Card
The Octagon is landing somewhere new. On August 1, 2026, UFC Belgrade brings the promotion to Serbia for the…
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UFC Abu Dhabi: Matchmaking for All the Losers from Saturday
Earlier in the day, we did some matchmaking for everyone who won at UFC Fight: Ankalaev v Guskov. Now…
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Donald Trump Claims the UFC White House Card Was One of the Most-Watched Fights Ever. Here’s What the Ratings Actually Show.
Donald Trump has never met a number he couldn’t round up, and the UFC’s Freedom 250 card at the…
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Why BKB Has Surpassed BKFC as Bare Knuckle Boxing’s Top Promotion
The bare knuckle boxing market has been heating up between landmark rivals BKB and BKFC. If you had told…
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UFC Oklahoma City Power Rankings: Rating The Night’s Big Winners in OKC
The UFC Octagon landed in Oklahoma City on Saturday night for a UFC Fight Night event that featured two former champions at the top of a fight card stacked with rising stars of the sport. Here are our power rankings for the night’s top performers in Oklahoma City.
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Dricus Du Plessis proves that ‘Stillknocks 2.0’ is ready for another UFC title shot
Dricus Du Plessis called the latest iteration of himself “Stillknocks 2.0”, and based on his performance at at UFC Oklahoma City at Paycom Center on Saturday night, he looks ready to return to the top of the middleweight division.
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Tyson Chartier on the 24/7 Reality of Coaching UFC Fighters
Every knockout, submission and title run begins long before the cage door closes. While fans eagerly anticipate the next…
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Why it’s time the world stopped doubting Paddy Pimblett
It’s time for people to wake up and smell the coffee, and admit that Paddy Pimblett is an elite lightweight, and he stands as good a chance as any top lightweight contender of becoming undisputed UFC lightweight champion.
