The Bottom Line: No Sure Things in MMA Max Holloway may go on to become a transcendent champion, but Sherdog.com columnist Todd Martin cautions those who are quick to anoint him as such.

Sherdog.com’s Pound-for-Pound Top 10 Two of our pound-for-pound entrants just fought one another in what we may look back on as a historic torchpassing. Another pair of P4P'ers on...

Sherdog’s Top 10: Most Prolific Submission Fighters in UFC History Since the day the Ultimate Fighting Championship was born into existence, the threat of armbars, chokes and leg locks has had an undeniable...

Sherdog’s Top 10: Middleweights of All-Time From Gegard Mousasi and Nate Marquardt to Anderson Silva and Dan Henderson, many have built lasting legacies at 185 pounds.

Opinion: A Win Just Ain't Worth What It Used To Be We need a new MMA neologism. As we trudge further into 2017, we need a word, a rock-solid and clever noun, to describe the unfortunate elite fighters who, through no fault of their own, become ensnared in an increasingly common and brutally frustrating professional...

Sherdog’s Top 10: Welterweights of All-Time The space between 157 and 171 pounds has served as a staging point for some of the most successful and influential fighters in mixed martial...

UFC 209: By the Numbers It wasn’t pretty or particularly memorable, but Tyron Woodley got some closure on his rivalry with Stephen Thompson.

Sherdog’s Top 10: Fighters of the 2000s From Randy Couture and B.J. Penn to Wanderlei Silva and Dan Henderson, the decade gave mixed martial arts fans plenty of lasting memories.

Sherdog’s Top 10: Fighters of the 1990s Mixed martial arts went from crawling to walking during the decade, its foundation built on the backs of fighters like Don Frye, Bas Rutten and Ken...

Sherdog’s Top 10: UFC Ironmen They say time reveals everything. In the case of these fighters, it has exposed strengths and weaknesses and shined a light on successes and failures.