Everyone has a fighting chance
As Ben Askren prepares to make his highly-anticipated Ultimate Fighting Championship debut this weekend, he was more than willing to weigh in on Colby Covington, the man who bade him such an unfriendly welcome in the wake of his signing.
Ultimate Fighting Championship welterweight champ Tyron Woodley hears the confident talk from Kamaru Usman, but he believes that more than anything else, the challenger is trying to convince himself.
Ultimate Fighting Championship middleweight champ Robert Whittaker is still recovering from the hernia surgery that forced him out of his scheduled title defense at UFC 234, but he has his eye on the queue of contenders waiting for him upon his return.
After Israel Adesanya’s impressive win over the legendary Anderson Silva at UFC 234 earlier this month, he said in his post-fight interview that he should receive a percentage of the pay-per-view sales. After some time to think about it, he’s standing by that assertion.
One of the most exciting and violent fighters to ever compete in MMA is back, as Robbie Lawler makes his long-awaited return from injury at UFC 235 this weekend.
Former Ultimate Fighting Championship featherweight king Jose Aldo is looking to secure a fight at the next pay-per-view card in Brazil at UFC 237 which takes place on May 11 in Rio de Janeiro.
While most of Georges St. Pierre‘s peers have wished him well in his retirement and thanked him for the impact he had on the sport of MMA, one of his former opponents, Nick Diaz, instead chose to label “GSP” a cheat in a characteristically profane tirade.
Anthony Smith has was surprised by the amount of hostile feedback he received when his light heavyweight title shot was announced, but he claims much of that negative energy has reversed itself.
Georges St. Pierre will reportedly announce his retirement from MMA at a press conference in Montreal today, but it is the situation surrounding that announcement that has two Ultimate Fighting Championship lightweight contenders voicing their displeasure.
Colby Covington is at it again on Twitter this time taking aim at Ultimate Fighting Championship light heavyweight champion Jon Jones for his history of failed drug tests.