Bellator 138 Weigh-In Results
Bellator 138: Unfinished Business will take place this Friday, June 19, 2015 at the Scottrade Center in St….
The Ultimate Fighter Series: An Apprenticeship That Pays Off
In 2005, The Ultimate Fighter 1 reality series premiered on Spike TV catapulting the UFC into an immediate ratings success story. A lot of the credit…
TUF 17 Finale Medical Suspensions
With TUF 17 in the rear view mirror the Nevada State Athletic Commission has publicly released the list of medical suspensions. As well as the main card,…
TUF 17 Finale Salaries: Urijah Faber and Cole Miller lead the pack
As expected Urijah Faber went home with the largest pay check of the night, although an interesting thing to note is Cole Miller’s pay of $42,000 being the second highest of the night in terms of base and win pay. Although the…
TUF 17 Finale Bonuses and Attendance
The TUF 17 Finale is in the books from Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas and the fights delivered with one of the best top-to-bottom cards the UFC has ever had…
TUF 17 Finale Results: Gastelum and Zingano get the upset, Faber Chokes Out Jorgensen
If tonight could be summed up accurately with one word, it would more than likely be called the night of the “upset”. Let’s start off with the biggest surprise of night, the derailing of 4-1 favorite Uriah Hall by tournament and TUF season underdog Kelvin Gastellum…
TUF 17 Finale Weigh-in video and results
Tomorrow’s TUF 17 Finale should be of special interest to hardcore fans and TUF 17 viewers in particular given the number of fights featuring contestants from the season and the manner with which both of the final fighters have…
TUF 17 Finale Fight Card and Semifinals Recap
The complete fight card has been officially announced for the TUF 17 Finale, which will see Urijah Faber take on Scott Jorgensen in the main event and will also feature a #1 contender and TUF coaching opportunity match…
The Ultimate Fighter 17: The Underdogs Revealed
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This weekend, fight fans are going to be treated to an excellent line up of fights in Las Vegas. We have the fan favourite Uriah Faber against Jorgensen,…
Is the UFC putting on too many cards to sustain growth of MMA?
Lately the debate has come up over the UFC putting on too many events and spreading itself too thin, resulting in a number of lackluster cards. Of course, ultimately the UFC is a business, and on paper, the more events they put on, the more opportunity there is to make money. While this may be true in the short run, is that the best strategy to sustain the popularity of Mixed Martial Arts? Or will the watering down of cards and the subsequent run of injuries serve to cause a plateau for the sport? There