By the Numbers: Dan Severn Dan Severn is a true legend with an insane record of 101-19-7. He was exceptional in every combat sport he engaged in, and is even more remarkable as a human being. Not many fighters can say that they fought in their 50s and...

By The Numbers: Ken Shamrock “The World’s Most Dangerous Man” left a lasting mark on the sport of mixed martial arts, his remarkable career spanning nearly a quarter...

Opinion: My Guilty Plea The aftermath of the UFC 229 brawl has been a storm of finger-pointing, with Khabib Nurmagomedov’s and Conor McGregor's camps, and the Ultimate...

Family Feud The feud between Donald Cerrone and Jackson-Wink MMA is more than just a clash of egos. It’s a powerful illustration of the fraught conditions...

5 Things You Might Not Know About Royce Gracie The influences of the man who brought The Gentle Art to the global stage at UFC 1 a quarter century ago can still be felt.

A Shot in The Arm Bellator MMA’s Welterweight Grand Prix is a welcome counterpoint to the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s recent aimlessness, and it might...

Renzo Gracie Rekindles His Fire at One: Reign of Kings Mixed martial arts is a sport that’s always in flux, as new styles and faces step to the forefront. Yet stars from the sport's formative years continue to pop up on occasion, showing that their...

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

Video: Johnathan Ivey Fakes Injury, Nearly Finishes Travis Fulton Before Bizarre Tapout When heavyweight veterans with more than 400 professional fights between them square off, virtually anything is fair game.

Requiem for a Heavyweight Stipe Miocic is threatening to break the mold by establishing himself and the weight class he rules at the apex of the UFC organization, writes...