UFC 130 Stock Report With the third bout of the Frankie Edgar-Gray Maynard scratched due to injury, UFC 130’s movers and shakers were largely decidedly on the undercard.

UFC 130 Preview: The Main Card Quinton “Rampage” Jackson and Matt Hamill now comprise the main event at UFC 130 on Saturday at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas

Martins Takes LW Title, Lineker Crushes Again at Jungle Fight 27 BRASILIA, Brazil -- The 51st anniversary of Brasilia couldn’t have been celebrated in a more Brazilian way: just fewer than 8,000 people filled Nilson Nelson Gymnasium in the nation’s capital, free of charge, to see the...

Griffin Moves at 145 Against Gamburyan at UFC Live 4 When Tyson Griffin proclaimed in an online video that he would be making the cut to featherweight, it wasn't an empty promise.

'Negao' Wins, Rota Surprises, Carlton Emerges at Jungle Fight 26 SAO PAULO -- Saturday night inside Sao Paulo's Pacaembu Gymnasium, Wendell Oliveira solidified himself as one of the top welterweights in Brazil. In the headliner of Jungle Fight 26, the Gracie Fusion athlete...

Intensity in the Flesh ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- For all intents and purposes, the morning’s training sessions have ended, yet Diego Sanchez remains in the gym.

The UFC’s Meat Grinder With a UFC record of 13-1, welterweight Jon Fitch soldiers ahead toward a second title shot, a campaign underwritten by an eminently blue-collar...

The Doggy Bag: UFC 127 Edition This week, readers look ahead to UFC 127 in Australia next weekend, with a particular interest in the B.J. Penn-Jon Fitch headliner.

Lineker Wins Bantam GP, Marcello Claims 155 Crown at Nitrix 6 BRUSQUE, Brazil -- Saturday night in the southern Brazilian city of Brusque, it was a little-known underdog that conquered Nitrix Fight's bantamweight tournament: his name is John Lineker.

Southern Brazil's top promotion returned with its sixth major installment at the Brusque...

‘Junior’ Settles Score with ‘Crocota,’ Constrictor Team Shines at JF 25 For the second time in two months, Edilberto “Crocota” de Oliveira and Sergio “Junior” Melo couldn’t live up to the hype.