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Colby Covington is so disliked, whenever he opens the door to his home, his own pets flee in disgust, never to return.
Usually these Contender Series shows have fighters hugging and huffing and puffing to a decision, but last night they were murdering each other.
Randy Couture and Chuck Liddell have made the most of their retirement from the Octagon life. For example, they’re starring in bad movies.
Cris Cyborg fought out the last fight on her UFC contract at UFC 240, but it’s unclear if she’ll sign a new contract with the organization.
The UFC is going to book another fight for BJ Penn, this time against Nik Lentz, and this horror show won’t stop until the Hawaiian legend is dead.
It’s sad that a bunch of UFC vets had to fly all the way over to China to get screwed out of money, as they could’ve had that done here and saved on travel.
Former lightweight champ Frankie Edgar once more took a run at the featherweight strap last night–and again, he fell short.
The UFC made an entire division just so they could harness the star power of Cris Cyborg. Last night, she kept it alive with a win.
Sometimes on throwaway UFC cards, the best thing you can hope for is a brief flash of uncommon and noteworthy violence to make the night interesting.
Only a few short months ago, the flyweight division was on its way out. But King Henry Cejudo did his thing, and now it seems the UFC is keeping it.
It was inevitable that the likeable fighter who relied on an iron chin and super-fast footwork would eventually become vulnerable and a step slower.
No matter what happens tonight at UFC 240, co-main eventer Cris Cyborg will always be considered one of the sport’s greats – she’s earned it.
Remember that time when light-heavyweight champ Jon Jones was a nice, innocent, wholesome dude you could be proud of? No? Me neither.
Former NFLer and woman-beater Greg Hardy fought last night, and notched a win against a no-name opponent. Hooray I guess…?
File this one under ‘They Can’t All Be Great Cards’: UFC on ESPN 4 last night was pretty ‘meh’ with 10 decisions that no one cared about.
Cutting weight sucks, but people do it to gain a size advantage come fight time. But they also dehyrdate themselves and deplete the fluid protecting their brains.
Usually, when fighters retire, they either stay retired or come back and get their butts kicked. But not Urijah Faber. Nope, not him.
Ryan Hall’s striking is awful, but his jiu-jitsu is terrifying, which made it easy for him to beat up a very scared Darren Elkins.