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Veteran MMA journalist and programmer with over 10 years covering UFC, striking arts, and combat sports. Tech enthusiast passionate about combining martial arts expertise with cutting-edge analysis.
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A respected veteran of both the UFC and PRIDE Fighting Championships has been released from the hospital following a serious health scare that once again brought his long-standing heart condition into focus.
While most of the sports world slows down on Christmas Day, the UFC chose to do the opposite — flooding the holiday with nonstop combat.
In a ringing declaration that blended confidence, swagger, and unmistakable bravado, heavyweight star Anthony Joshua made it clear: he isn’t thinking about rematches, social media battles, or stunt fights — he’s thinking about something much simpler. After a performance that stunned critics and silenced skeptics, Joshua said he just wants to relax and enjoy life a little.
In a world where time is often an opponent no one beats, Anderson Silva just rewrote what was supposed to be inevitable.
In a sport that thrives on intensity, hyperbole, and dramatic language, Yaroslav Amosov is cutting through the noise with an uncomfortable truth. Fresh off an emphatic debut victory inside the UFC Octagon, the Ukrainian welterweight is making headlines not just for how he won, but for what he said afterward.
The mixed martial arts community is mourning the loss of veteran fighter Geronimo “Mondragon” dos Santos, who passed away after a tragic drowning incident.
UFC closed out its 2025 schedule in dramatic fashion with UFC Vegas 112, a 12-fight Fight Night card held at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas that delivered knockout finishes, standout debuts, and statement performances.
In what could be one of the most unusual cards in MMA history, UFC President Dana White has revealed fresh details about the broadcast plans for the organization’s upcoming event at the White House. The groundbreaking show — set for June 2026 on the South Lawn in Washington, D.C. — will not follow traditional television or pay-per-view norms.
The middleweight division will reopen early next year with a high-stakes main event: Sean Strickland returns to the Octagon to face surging contender Anthony Hernandez on February 21, 2026, in Houston, Texas.
At UFC 323, held last night in Las Vegas, Petr Yan returned to the top of the bantamweight division by defeating Merab Dvalishvili via unanimous decision in their rematch.
