For the Heart and Soul of Oceania Robert Whittaker versus Israel Adesanya is the biggest fight in Oceania’s history and arguably the most important title fight of 2019. Sherdog’s Jacob Debets explores the narratives leading into...

By the Numbers: Patricio Freire vs. Juan Archuleta Juan Archuleta is currently on an impressive winning run that includes four victories in Bellator MMA. As a result, he has been granted a date with two-division world champion...

By the Numbers: Benson Henderson vs. Myles Jury On a mission to capture his third world title in three different promotions, Benson Henderson made sure to win his last three fights. Blocking his path now is Myles Jury, whom he is set to welcome to the Bellator MMA cage on...

Preview: UFC 241 ‘Cormier vs. Miocic 2’ Daniel Cormier will risk the Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight title in a rematch with Stipe Miocic on Saturday in Anaheim, California.

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: Weili Zhang Turns 30 The Black Tiger Fight Club representative will challenge Jessica Andrade for the women’s strawweight championship at UFC Fight Night 157.

By the Numbers: Jim Miller vs. Clay Guida Jim Miller and Clay Guida are two exciting fighters who have been in the Ultimate Fighting Championship longer than most of their peers. That’s why from a fan’s standpoint, their upcoming bout is long overdue. They are...

Ask Ant: The Tragedy and Transcendence Edition Anthony Walker reacts to two tragic deaths in the boxing world, then recounts some of the most jaw-dropping combat sports moments he's...

Preview: UFC 239 ‘Jones vs. Santos’ Two title bouts headline International Fight Week, as the Ultimate Fighting Championship on Saturday returns to Las Vegas with Jon Jones and Amanda...

By the Numbers: Gegard Mousasi vs. Rafael Lovato Jr. Bellator MMA middleweight champion Gegard Mousasi is in for a stylistic matchup against multiple-time jiu-jitsu world champion Rafael Lovato Jr. They will collide with the title on the line at...

The UFC Middleweight Title: A Visual History It’s hard to look at the history of the Ultimate Fighting Championship middleweight title and not think, on some level: Wow, what a mess.