The 2016 MMA National Olympic Teams: Canada There is no doubt that Canada has a strong MMA legacy that belies the country’s pacifist profile and the fact that its population pales in comparison to the likes of the United States, Brazil and Russia. But,...

Phil Davis Outpoints ‘King Mo,’ Claims No. 1 Contender Spot in Bellator 154 Headliner Phil Davis is now officially Bellator MMA’s light heavyweight No. 1 contender.

Coach: Honest Corner Advice Helped Spur Miesha Tate to Victory at UFC 196 As the fifth round approached in the women’s bantamweight title clash between Holly Holm and Miesha Tate at UFC 196, the challenger’s corner...

The Monster: A Sherdog Retrospective Kevin Randleman’s death, staff members and contributors weigh in with their most vivid memories, reflections and appraisals of his trials,...

‘Minotauro’ Nogueira: A Firsthand Account Those who know the now-retired Brazilian legend best know him as a great fighter and an even better human being.

Minotauro: A Sherdog Retrospective The Minotaur, the head of a bull on the body of a man, is mere myth. “Minotauro,” on the other hand, is a true legend.

Fabricio Werdum, From the Beginning A chance meeting in a shoe store led “Vai Cavalo” to Brazilian jiu-jitsu and set him on a path to mixed martial arts greatness.

UFC 187 Notebook: ‘Rumble’ Remade Once an oversized welterweight who could not make peace with the scales, Anthony Johnson has his sights fixed on the light heavyweight throne.

Alistair Overeem: ‘Beautiful Things Will Come’ During Remainder of UFC Tenure ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- Alistair Overeem has been involved in combat sports since he was a teenager. Over what amounts to a lifetime of mixed...

The Axe Murderer: A Sherdog Retrospective No man in mixed martial arts history has inspired fear quite like Wanderlei Silva, from the vintage wrist rolls to the beatings he handed out.