Anthony Johnson vs. Ryan Bader to Headline UFC on Fox 18 in Newark on Jan. 30 Anthony Johnson will face Ryan Bader in the UFC on Fox 18 main event on Jan. 30 in Newark, N.J.

Cormier Congratulates Jones on Reinstatement: ‘For MMA Fans This is a Good Day’ The MMA world was abuzz with the news that the Ultimate Fighting Championship officially reinstated former light heavyweight champion Jon Jones...

UFC Officially Reinstates Former Light Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones The Ultimate Fighting Championship has reinstated Jon Jones, making the ex-light heavyweight champion eligible to compete immediately, the promotion...

Opinion: Dustin Poirier Isn't Here to Save. Good. By deciding not to accept a late replacement for opponent Joseph Duffy, Dustin Poirier is erring on the side of caution, but also on the side of...

Opinion: Chris Weidman-Luke Rockhold and How Title Fights Reached a New Level The forthcoming middleweight showdown will cap the best year ever for Ultimate Fighting Championship title fights, writes Danny Acosta.

Sherdog’s Top 10: Body Blows Head shots often get the publicity, but MMA has produced a number of brutal attacks to the ribs, kidneys, liver, gut and solar plexus.

Ryan Bader Not Opposed to Fighting ‘Rumble,’ But Focus is Still on Cormier Ryan Bader isn’t against a fight with Anthony Johnson, but at least for now, his sights are still set on light heavyweight gold.

Opinion: Why Jon Jones Doesn’t Deserve an Immediate Title Shot The deposed former champion should have to earn his way back into contention upon his return, writes Andreas Hale.

Returning to Spirit Lake Casino & Resort on Novenber 14 for “BATTLE AT THE LAKE” (PRESS RELEASE) -- RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – King of the Cage will return to Black Bear Casino Resort in Carlton, Minnesota for the fourth time in 2015, with another action-packed, world-class Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) mega-event, headlined by a World Bantamweight Title (145...

Opinion: Alexander Gustafsson and the Dirk Nowitzki Parallels It would be unwise for “The Mauler” to make wholesale changes based on losses to Jon Jones and Daniel Cormier, writes Eric Stinton.