Archive
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This Day in MMA History: April 28
By: Ben Duffy
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The Coronavirus Chronicles: Sarah Moras
Sarah Moras was one of many fighters left without a fight booking
after UFC 249 was officially postponed. It is not only a let down
for her as a...
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The Bottom Line: Foreseeable Complications
By: Todd Martin Amanda Nunes’ decision to bow out of the Ultimate Fighting
Championship’s planned May 9 card highlights the difficulties in
moving forward...
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The Coronavirus Chronicles: Pauline Macias
Legacy Fighting Alliance strawweight Pauline Macias is the epitome
of a blue-chip mixed martial arts prospect. She is a multi-time
United States...
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By The Numbers: Joanna Jedrzejczyk
By: Brian Knapp The former Ultimate Fighting Championship women’s strawweight
titleholder continues to leave her imprint on the sport.
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The MMA Hall of [email protected]#$%&G Awesome: Megumi Fujii
By: Ben Duffy The Japanese submission specialist was so far ahead of her time
that she was literally unbeatable for most of her career.
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Ronda Rousey Rips ‘F—-ing Ungrateful’ WWE Fans, Won’t Wrestle Full-Time Again
By: Tristen Critchfield The demanding lifestyle of professional wrestling took its toll on
Ronda Rousey in a short period of time.
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5 Things You Might Not Know About Amanda Nunes
By: Brian Knapp The Brazilian’s career has reached such unprecedented heights that
many now believe she has earned the Greatest of All-Time
designation among...
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More than a Girl with a Ground Game
By: Keith Shillan Jessy Miele will take on Ultimate Fighting Championship veteran
Leslie Smith at Bellator 241 on Friday in Uncasville, Connecticut.
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Shevchenko Thinks Zhang Lost at UFC 248, Predicts Short Title Reign for Strawweight Queen
By: Tristen Critchfield Valentina Shevchenko has been linked to a potential superfight with
Weili Zhang for some time now, but after watching UFC 248, the
reigning...
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UFC 248 Medicals: Zhang, Jedrzejczyk Get Two Months; Seven Fighters Facing Six-Month Terms
By: Tristen Critchfield The combatants in the leading candidate for 2020 “Fight of the
Year” emerged from UFC 248 relatively unscathed.