UFC Fight Night 30 Notebook: Hazardous Duty The unbeaten Jimi Manuwa vows to entertain, as he battles Canadian karateka Ryan Jimmo on Saturday in his native England.

By the Numbers: UFC 166 At this point, a heavyweight title shot against Cain Velasquez seems like nothing more than cruel and unusual punishment.

UFC 166 Notebook: Mettle Detector Former Strikeforce champion Gilbert Melendez expects a barnburner with Diego Sanchez on Saturday in Houston.

This Week’s MMA Birthdays: Pat Curran Turns 26 Bellator champion Pat Curran turns 26 this week. | Photo: Dave Mandel/Sherdog.com One of the cornerstones of the Bellator MMA...

Paul Buentello Uses Body Shots to Best James McSweeney in LHW Debut at Legacy FC 22 At 39 years old, Paul Buentello did considerable work on his body to get down to the light heavyweight division. However, it was the work he did on James McSweeney's body that made his 205-pound debut a successful one Friday night in...

UFC 163 ‘Aldo vs. Korean Zombie’ Preview Featherweight champion Jose Aldo puts his 15-fight winning streak on the line against fan favorite Chan Sung Jung on Saturday in Brazil.

UFC 162 ‘Silva vs. Weidman’ Preview The incomparable Anderson Silva eyes his latest title defense against the unbeaten Chris Weidman on Saturday in Las Vegas.

CFFC 25 to Feature Tim Williams vs. Noah Faunce, a Heavyweight Champion Crowning, and the return of Charlie Brenneman! (PRESS RELEASE) -- Atlantic City, NJ – On Saturday, June 22, 2013, Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC) returns to the Valley Forge Hotel & Casino with CFFC 25: Williams vs. Faunce in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. The main event will feature Tim Williams (7-1) against rising prospect Noah Faunce (3-1). The event will also crown CFFC’s first heavyweight champion when undefeated prospect...

Sherdog’s Official Mixed Martial Arts Rankings When it came to defending his title at UFC 160, Cain Velasquez was more than able.

By the Numbers: UFC 160 Junior dos Santos scored the 11th knockdown of his UFC career, tying him with Lyoto Machida for No. 4 all-time in the Octagon.