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Looks like two of the best middleweights in the UFC will give it a second go as Anthony Hernandez and Brendan Allen will meet in the octagon once again at a UFC even on Feb 22. First reported by Alex...

Dominick Cruz recently revealed he plans on taking one last fight before sailing off into the sunset. He has had a storied career in spite of his countless injury problems. His two massive layoffs from 2011 to 2014 and...

Bare Knuckle FC's Knuckle Mania goes down in Philadelphia, PA on January 25 with Eddie Alvarez and Jeremy Stephens set to headline the promotion's staple show. BKFC made the announcement on Tuesday. PHILLY WILL BE THIS YEARS HOST OF KNUCKLEMANIA! FIRST...

Former UFC heavyweight champion Stipe Miocic has ever seen posted to Instagram with a message following his loss at UFC 309 on Saturday night. Miocic (20-5) announced his retirement from MMA after losing his attempt at a third UFC heavyweight...

Former UFC bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz is looking to fight in the octagon one more time in 2025. Cruz (24-4) has not fought since 2022 when he fought Chito Vera in the main event of of UFC San Diego. He...

Canada's Jasmine Jasudavicius will roll out the welcome mat (not literally) for Mayra Bueno Silva's drop back to flyweight later this year. Jasudavicius (12-3), ranked #13 in the women's flyweight division, will face Brazil's Bueno Silva (10-4-1, 1NC) at a...

USADA (the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency) may be gone from the UFC, but it still oversees the PFL's anti-doping policy, which has ensnared former UFC star Don Madge. Madge, 34, has been hit with a two year ban from fighting, USADA...

New York - UFC welterweight Oban Elliott thinks he's ready for a spot on a main card coming off a victory over Bassil Hafez at UFC 309 on Saturday night. "I think so. Hey sky's the limit here bro. I'm...

New York - UFC welterweight Ramiz Brahimaj took some time to reflect on his journey to UFC 309 and his win over Mickey Gall on Saturday night. "I'm nothing without the help of God, without the help of my team,...

New York City — Jim Miller has a number in mind for when he will retire, and it's not UFC 400. Rather, it's the big 5-0. 50. Not years, but fights. Miller, who has more fights inside the octagon than...