Opinion: No One Will Save You But You (and Other Modern Octagon Tips) Nate Diaz and Al Iaquinta have shown that they're ahead of the curve, at least when it comes to the current UFC climate. To put it bluntly, fighters have...

Opinion: The Anniversary of a Terminal, Beastly Sickness Fifteen years ago today -- April 28, 2002 to be exact – MMA caught a nasty virus. Today, most of its symptoms are dormant, but that destructive DNA still resides inside the host. This was the day of...

Preview: UFC Fight Night ‘Swanson vs. Lobov’ Cub Swanson takes on Artem Lobov in a puzzling Ultimate Fighting Championship main event on Saturday in Nashville, Tennessee.

Bellator 178’s Ed Ruth Hoping for Step Up in Competition By End of 2017 While some developing fighters might view more rounds as valuable cage experience, Ed Ruth would prefer to clock out as quickly as possible.

The Bottom Line: Best Ever? Prove It, ‘Mighty Mouse’ If Demetrious Johnson is serious about his stated goals, it is about time for him to quit playing hard-to-get with the Ultimate Fighting...

The Ups and Downs of Eduardo Dantas In the midst of a second Bellator MMA title reign, the Brazilian seeks an extended stay at the top of the bantamweight division. He meets Leandro Higo on Friday in the...

Surviving Self: The Shane Kruchten Story After a 2009 suicide attempt, the Purple Heart recipient set out on the road to recovery that led to a World Series of Fighting appearance at...

Sherdog’s Top 10: Light Heavyweights of All-Time Long considered a glamour division in MMA, the 205-pound weight class has been home to savages, trendsetters, technicians and pioneers.

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.

The Chip on Brendan Loughnane’s Shoulder Spurred to new heights by two contentious decision losses, the Manchester, England, native has his sights set on revenge and a return trip to the UFC.