The big stage is nothing new to Miesha Tate.
Frankie Edgar: ‘Pretty Basic’ Jose Aldo Hasn’t Evolved Much Heading Into UFC 200
The first time Frankie Edgar stepped into the cage with Jose Aldo, he lost a narrow five-round verdict in his featherweight debut at UFC 156.
Linton Vassell Injured; Francis Carmont Gets New Opponent at Bellator 158
UFC veteran Francis Carmont will face a new foe at Bellator 158 after original opponent Linton Vassell withdrew from the light heavyweight contest due to injury.
WSOF Signs Bellator MMA Veteran Jesse Brock to Exclusive, Multi-Fight Deal
Thirty-fight veteran Jesse Brock has signed an exclusive, multi-fight deal with World Series of Fighting, the promotion announced on Tuesday.
Omielanczuk Informed of Potential Anti-Doping Violation, Remains on UFC Fight Night Sioux Falls
UFC heavyweight Daniel Omielanczuk was informed of a potential Anti-Doping Policy violation involving the banned substance Meldonium on Friday, according to a statement from the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Matt Mitrione Cleared to Fight Oli Thompson at Bellator 158 on July 16
A featured heavyweight bout between Matt Mitrione and Oli Thompson at Bellator 158 will proceed as planned after Mitrione was medically cleared to compete on the July 16 card.
Brock Lesnar Initially Thought He Would Return at UFC’s New York Debut in November
Were it not for some last-minute maneuvering, Brock Lesnar’s UFC comeback might not have occurred until late in 2016.
Cody Garbrandt vs. Takeya Mizugaki Officially Set for UFC 202 in Las Vegas
A bantamweight clash between Cody Garbrandt and Takeya Mizugaki has been added to the UFC 202 lineup.
Brock Lesnar Doesn’t Care if WWE Supports His Comeback Bid at UFC 200
While World Wrestling Entertainment may have granted Brock Lesnar what it believes is a one-off opportunity to compete at UFC 200, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the sports entertainment organization is necessarily 100 percent behind the venture.
Jose Aldo Keeping KO Loss to McGregor in the Past: ‘It’s Not Going to Teach Me Anything’
Many professional fighters claim to have learned much more from defeat than in victory. For Jose Aldo, however, there is nothing to be gained from reviewing his 13-second knockout loss to Conor McGregor in December.