5 Can’t Miss Fights For August
With the UFC going head-to-head with Bellator this Saturday, there are a number of key fights happening for both promotions next month. Here’s a look at some of the best fights you won’t want to miss. Jose Aldo vs. Pedro Munhoz – UFC 264: August 7 Jose Aldo vs Pedro Munhoz Slated for Bantamweight […]
Credit to Dillashaw
You got to give it to T.J Dillashaw. After a two-year absence from the sport due to testing positive for some serious performance-enhancing drugs, he returned to competition clean as a whistle, and earned an impressive victory. The innovative footwork and patent tenacity was fully intact, without the aid of illegal substances running through […]
The Return of Miesha Tate
Retirements in MMA aren’t exactly ironclad, but when Meisha Tate announced she was hanging up the gloves back in 2016 to step into an executive role with ONE FC. It felt as though we’d seen Cupcake in the octagon for the last time. But fast forward five years later, and we are right on the […]
Who Will Islam Makhachev Fight Next After Dominant UFC Vegas 31 Win?
Following his impressive victory at UFC Vegas 31 over Thiago Moises, lightweight Islam Makhachev already had three opponents in mind for his next fight. We’ll take a look at how realistic those fights are to happen and how the Dagestani star would fair against those names mentioned below. Islam Makhachev (@MAKHACHEVMMA) tells me he his […]
With Stephen Thompson’s Loss, Colby Covington Should Be Next Welterweight Title Challenger
The days of Stephen Thompson becoming a welterweight title challenger have appeared to come to an end as Gilbert Burns picked up a unanimous decision over “Wonderboy” in the co-main event of UFC 264. The 38-year-old was the lone opponent left in the welterweight title picture that had yet to fight the current champion, Kamaru […]
That Ended Badly
It’s unfortunate when a blockbuster main event fight ends bizarrely, but such was the case for UFC 264. No matter which way you fold it, the result of the trilogy fight between Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier was just downright dreadful. An otherwise awesome card with plenty of highly entertaining affairs was capped off […]
UFC 264: McGregor vs Poirier Fight Picks
At UFC 264 McGregor and Poirier are going to dance for the third and final time. The Fanduel odds are a reflection of where the consensus seems to be on the potential outcome for this fight. Almost split straight down the middle. Dustin Poirier(-120) vs Conor McGregor(-102) Fanduel has Poirier as just a slight […]
UFC 264: Keys To Victory For Poirier, McGregor, Thompson And Burns
UFC 264 takes place at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, and will be headlined by the blockbuster trilogy fight between Dustin Poirier and Conor McGregor. Poirier and McGregor are tied at one-a-piece. In their first fight at UFC 178 in 2014, the Irishman finished his arch-rival in the first round. ‘The Diamond’ seized […]
What’s Next For Conor McGregor After UFC 264?
Saturday night marks one of the most important fights of Conor McGregor’s career as he looks to close out his trilogy on a positive note against Dustin Poirier. The pair square off in the main event at UFC 264, which takes place at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The implications for this main event are […]
Dustin Poirier And Conor McGregor’s Best UFC Performances
Dustin Poirier and Conor McGregor will settle their rivalry in their upcoming rubber match in the UFC 264 main event on July 10th. McGregor finished Poirier in the first round of their featherweight bout at UFC 178 in 2014, while ‘The Diamond’ seized his revenge by finishing McGregor in the second round of their […]
5 Can’t Miss Fights For July
Having no major combat sports events this weekend means we are ramping up for some major fights in July. Going in order of dates, here’s a look at some of the best fights you won’t want to miss. Gilbert Burns vs. Stephen Thompson – UFC 264: July 10 Two of the nicest (and baddest) […]
The Evolution of The Heavyweights
It wasn’t that long ago that the Heavyweight division was widely considered to have the least depth of talent across all the weight classes. All the talented large athletes were said to be playing football, basketball, or some sort of other professional sport. Except for the elite, back in the day, the heavyweights […]
