Everyone has a fighting chance
Kevin Lee’s UFC welterweight debut back in May against Rafael dos Anjos didn’t go to plan as the former lightweight contender lost via submission in the fourth round. “The Motown Phenom” said he’s targeting a return to the Octagon in October and his next fight could be a rematch with Michael Chiesa.
With another dominant win, this time over Juan Adams at UFC on ESPN 4 in San Antonio, the MMA career of Greg Hardy continues to take off. Despite his performance, however, the former NFL defensive end still faces heavy criticism from the public regarding his domestic violence past.
Former Ultimate Fighting Championship middleweight champion Michael Bisping has revealed in his new book, “Quitters Never Win,” that he served a stint in jail when he was younger as a result of a bar fight.
Frankie Edgar gets another chance to hold a UFC title when he takes on featherweight champion Max Holloway this weekend at UFC 240 in Edmonton, and Edgar is expecting a hungry and motivated opponent
Tito Ortiz has done just about everything imaginable in his legendary, two-decade-plus career, but he may have notched an unlikely career first this week, as the brash former champ publicly apologized for something he said.
Ben Rothwell returns to the Octagon this weekend to take on former Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight champion Andrei Arlovski. The fight kicks off the main card on Saturday night, and Rothwell claims he’s happy being back doing what he loves but says his experience with the United States Anti-Doping Agency left a bad taste in his mouth.
Dustin Poirier faces his toughest task to date when he takes on undefeated lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov at UFC 242 in Abu Dhabi on Sept. 7.
Ultimate Fighting Championship middleweight champion Robert Whittaker has been his usual calm self in the face of a barrage of trash talking coming from his opponent, Israel Adesanya, whom he meets on Oct. 5 at UFC 243.
Ultimate Fighting Championship middleweight champion Robert Whittaker has been his usual calm self in the face of a barrage of trash talking coming from his opponent, Israel Adesanya, whom he meets on Oct. 5 at UFC 243.
Tito Ortiz makes his MMA return later this year when he takes on former WWE champion Alberto Del Rio under the Combate Americas promotion and it didn’t take long for the outspoken former UFC light heavyweight champion to make the news.