Challenger Forrest Griffin‘s win over then champion Quinton Jackson via unanimous decision sparked a lot of controversies among UFC fans.  And for good reason, it was such a close battle.  The win gave Griffin the UFC Light Heavyweight crown, which is often described as the most hotly contested division in the organization.

On the eve of the heavily anticipated light heavyweight title bout between Rampage Jackson and Forrest Griffin, the champion‘s trainer and manager Juanito Ibarra promises to retire should the champion lose his belt to the challenger on the

Brazilian Muay Thai champion Anderson Silva, who has been the UFC middleweight champion since October 14, 2006, will jump for the first time from middleweight to light heavyweight as he comes to blows with James "The Sandman" Irvin on Saturday, July 19 at The Pearl at The Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.

In MMA, anything can happen.  Sometimes, logic gets thrown out the window.  The Ultimate Fighter Finale aired tonight on SpikeTV and the broadcast was a nice reminder of how great the

For Mixed Martial Arts and UFC fans who aren‘t wealthy, The Ultimate Fighter Finale might be one of the best UFC events of the year, if not the best.  It‘s free, for one, airing on SpikeTV.  Second, it‘s always a packed fight card, featuring guys who are literally fighting for a spot in the UFC.  It‘s basically one huge tryout for all

In the last episode of The Ultimate Fighter, Jesse Taylor beat Tim Credeur in the first semi-final match.  So, it was much to my surprise when tonight‘s season ending episode of

Evan Tanner is a veteran of Mixed Martial Arts.  Now 37 years old, Tanner has been fighting for over a decade.  Coming off a loss, Tanner will fight in this Saturday‘s

A couple of weeks ago, we reported on the punishing turn of events that sent two former UFC champions down in dramatic fashion on the Octagon at UFC 84. 

This season has gone fast, hasn‘t it?  In a far more accelerated TV schedule than fans of The Ultimate Fighter are used, most episodes featured two fights, as opposed to the strict one fight per episode mandate of previous seasons.  Perhaps the

It‘s no secret to the mixed martial arts world that Tito Ortiz, the UFC light heavyweight champion from April 2000 to September 2003, is planning to leave the Octagon where he emerged as one of the sport‘s biggest stars.  With the looming inaugural of Affliction Banned, a mixed martial arts event co-promoted by the Affliction Clothing and Adrenaline MMA, word on the street is that Ortiz has been invited to join the slate.