The Bottom Line: The Missing Element Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz have two months to tell the story of why they are fighting for a third time, but it will not be the easiest of...

Mark Coleman: 5 Defining Moments “The Hammer” was a true mixed martial arts pioneer and the first heavyweight titleholder in Ultimate Fighting Championship history.

When Superfights Lose Their Luster Fans do not need gimmicks like rushed champion-versus-champion showdowns to get excited. They just need great fights, writes Eric Stinton.

'The Ultimate Fighter' Season 1 Cast Assembles for 14-Year Reunion The cast of “The Ultimate Fighter” Season 1 may have mostly retired or moved on from MMA, but the majority of cast members assembled for a...

By the Numbers: Brock Lesnar Throughout all the ups and downs of Brock Lesnar’s mixed martial arts career, he has remained a formidable figure, always ready to step inside the cage no matter the opposition. That is exactly what he did at UFC 226 after...

The Right and Wrong Way to Rematch This weekend at UFC 227, the Ultimate Fighting Championship reaches into the rematch well for both the main and co-main events. While both T.J. Dillashaw vs. Cody Garbrandt and Demetrious Johnson vs....

From Joe 'Daddy' to 'Coach Joe' Joe Stevenson is a veteran of 49 professional mixed martial arts bouts, dating back to 1999. Those numbers become all the more surprising when...

Redemption Comes in All Shapes and Sizes Few fighters reclaim the titles they have lost, but at UFC on Fox 30, Jose Aldo and Joanna Jedrzejczyk showed they could be the exceptions to...

The Bottom Line: The Collapse of a Division The 205-pound weight class remains a shell of its former self, a sad development for longtime MMA fans who remember its glory days, writes Todd...

The New Status Quo The Ultimate Fighting Championship has handed over meritocracy to theatrics, and fans better get used to it, writes Jacob Debets.