Training At Nova Uniao, BJ Penn Looking In Shape For Drop Down To Featherweight
Former multi-divisional UFC champion B.J. Penn has gone through a very disappointing run over his last six bouts, obtaining a less-than-stellar 1-4-1 record….
Dana White: Georges Needs To Do The Right Thing And Fight Johny Hendricks Again
The dust had barely settled on UFC Welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre’s highly controversial win over Johny Hendricks at UFC 167 when talk…
Junior Dos Santos: Cain Velasquez Avoided The Fight And Made It Boring
In losing his second straight one-sided bout against UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez at UFC 166, Junior dos Santos proved that Velasquez is head…
Stefan Struve’s Heart Condition Improves; Training Up Next
UFC heavyweight Stefan Struve got some bad news this summer when he learned that he was dealing with an enlarged heart that potentially threatened his…
Carlos Condit Excited For ‘Crazy’ Fight With Matt Brown
‘The Natural born Killer’ Carlos Condit has spent the last four years as a top 10 contender in the UFC’s Welterweight division, building…
Booked To Fight Gray Maynard, Nate Diaz Is Looking For Anthony Pettis
Last night, it was announced that UFC Lightweights Nick Diaz and Gray Maynard would face off at the “The Ultimate Fighter” 18 Finale in a trilogy…
Velasquez vs. Dos Santos III Confirmed for Oct. 19th In Houston
Today the UFC confirmed that the anticipated trilogy heavyweight title match between Cain Velasquez and Junior dos Santos will take place at the earlier…
Anderson Silva: If my rib wasn’t broken, I’d have finished Chael Sonnen in the first round
Hot on the heels of his heated words from the UFC 148 media conference call, UFC Middleweight champion Anderson Silva shows a rarely seen side of himself in a video from FoxSports.com. Stating that he is ready to go for a big war, he believes that he would have finished Chael Sonnen in the first round at UFC 117 were it not for his broken rib. We have seen endless trash talk from Sonnen leading up to this fight, now we are starting to see more and more from the usually calm and reserved Brazilian champion.
Ovince St. Preux: I’m content with working my way up (Exclusive Interview)
Ovince St. Preaux may have started his Mixed Martial Arts career only three years ago, but he is very quickly becoming a very well-known name amongst hardcore fans. The proud Haitian-American was a stand out in high school wrestling, played football for the University of Tennessee, and graduated with a degree in Sociology. Along the way, the man known as “OSP” has beaten the likes of Jason Day, Antwain Britt, Benji Radach, and Abongo Humphrey. This Friday on Showtime at the Strikeforce