This Month’s MMA Birthdays: B.J. Penn Turns 40 Even as his once-prodigious skills faded and the results of his fights provided further ammunition for his detractors, B.J. Penn maintained a...

Chuck Liddell-Tito Ortiz 3 was Shambolic, and We’re All to Blame There isn’t anything inherently wrong with watching two guys in their 40s trade leather, but there is something incontrovertibly distressing...

Chuck Liddell Offers ‘No Excuses’ for Loss to Tito Ortiz, Uncertain of MMA Future Chuck Liddell’s return to mixed martial arts following an eight-year absence went about as one might expect it would.

Fight Facts Retrospective: Chuck Liddell & Tito Ortiz Fight Facts Retrospective is a branch of the Fight Facts series that chronicles the accomplishments and achievements of legendary fighters. In anticipation of their trilogy meeting at Golden Boy MMA on Nov. 24, this piece will focus on the mixed martial arts careers of former...

5 Things You Might Not Know About the Liddell-Ortiz Rivalry There aren’t many rivalries as pivotal for the history of mixed martial arts as that of Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz. On Nov. 24, two pillars...

The Bottom Line: The Missing Element Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz have two months to tell the story of why they are fighting for a third time, but it will not be the easiest of...

'The Ultimate Fighter' Season 1 Cast Assembles for 14-Year Reunion The cast of “The Ultimate Fighter” Season 1 may have mostly retired or moved on from MMA, but the majority of cast members assembled for a...

The Right and Wrong Way to Rematch This weekend at UFC 227, the Ultimate Fighting Championship reaches into the rematch well for both the main and co-main events. While both T.J. Dillashaw vs. Cody Garbrandt and Demetrious Johnson vs....

The Bottom Line: The Collapse of a Division The 205-pound weight class remains a shell of its former self, a sad development for longtime MMA fans who remember its glory days, writes Todd...

The New Status Quo The Ultimate Fighting Championship has handed over meritocracy to theatrics, and fans better get used to it, writes Jacob Debets.