Presenting "Cutting Edge" at The Hotel Cascada in New Mexico on April 25 (PRESS RELEASE) -- RANCHO CUCAMONGA, California - King of the Cage, one of the world’s premier organizations for Mixed Martial Arts, presents...

Pictures: TPF 22 ‘Champions Collide 2’ Sherdog.com founder Jeff Sherwood photographed Tachi Palace Fights 22, which resides in his backyard of Lemoore, Calif.

‘Jacarezinho’ Stops Velasco at TPF 22, Failed Weight Cut Costs Him 135-Pound Crown Occasionally in mixed martial arts, failed weight cuts can alter a title fight. That was the case with the bantamweight pairing of Rolando Velasco (10-3) and Fabiano Silva da Conceicao (25-6-1) in the...

TPF 22 Weigh-in Results: ‘Jacarezinho’ Nearly 10 Pounds Heavy for Bantamweight Title Bout Only one competitor in Thursday’s Tachi Palace Fights 22 headliner will be eligible to win bantamweight gold.

WSOF 17 Salaries: Jake Shields Earns $65K, Next Highest Payday $50K Less Strikeforce and Ultimate Fighting Championship veteran Jake Shields earned the biggest salary at WSOF 17 in his second appearance with the promotion, taking home $65,000 for his first-round submission win against...

Pictures: WSOF 17 Jake Shields made a statement against Ultimate Fighting Championship veteran Brian Foster at World Series of Fighting 17.

Jake Shields Neck Crank Submits Brian Foster in WSOF 17 Welterweight Title Eliminator Jake Shields now has World Series of Fighting welterweight champion Rousimar Palhares in his crosshairs.

World Series of Fighting 17 Results: Play-by-Play & Updates Sherdog.com reports from Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino in Las Vegas at approximately 7 p.m. ET with live World Series of Fighting 17.

Tickets for WSOF 17: Shields vs. Foster on Sale (PRESS RELEASE) -- LAS VEGAS — After circling around one another for the last several years, two of the world’s most decorated welterweight (170 pounds) Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) superstars and submission experts – Jake Shields (30-7-1, 1 NC) of San Francisco, Calif. and...

Pictures: CFFC 43 ‘Good vs. Webb’ Jonavin Webb retained his CFFC welterweight title after his defense against Bellator vet Lyman Good ended via controversial no contest at CFFC 43.