Returning to Citizens Business Bank Arena with a Live Televised Broadcast "NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS" on March 5 (PRESS RELEASE) – RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA. – On Saturday, March 5, 2016, King of the Cage returns to Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario,...

AKA's Adam Antolin Taps Alex Perez for Flyweight Crown at Tachi Palace Fights 25 American Kickboing Academy's Adam Antolin stole the show in the main event of Tachi Palace Fights 25 Thursday night in Lemoore, Calif., taking the TPF flyweight title and snapping the 10-fight winning...

What to Watch For: Bellator 144 Brandon Halsey’s failed weight cut cost him the Bellator MMA middleweight crown. Now, he looks to right those wrongs with a second title reign.

Michael 'Venom' Page Receives Opponent at 'Bellator 144: Galvao vs. Dantas 2' (PRESS RELEASE) -- SANTA MONICA, Calif. – Michael Page (8-0) looks to remain undefeated to begin his exciting career, when he faces Charlie...

Friday MMA: A TV Viewer’s Guide Friday 3:00 a.m. ET Fox Sports 1: UFC Fight Night UFC: Holloway vs. Oliveira - Valerie Letourneau vs. Maryna Moroz; Tony Sims...

Sherdog’s Top 10: Knees Whether delivered by strikers like Wanderlei Silva or wrestlers like Mark Coleman, knee strikes have played a pivotal role in shaping MMA’s history.

10 July Tussles Worth Watching Cristiane “Cyborg” Justino will defend her Invicta Fighting Championships featherweight crown against Faith Van Duin on July 19.

Presenting “RUMBLE ON THE RIVER” August 1 at WinnaVegas Casino for a Live Televised Broadcast (PRESS RELEASE) -- RANCHO CUCAMONGA, California — On Saturday, August 1, 2015, King of the Cage returns to WinnaVegas Casino Resort in Sloan,...

Greg Jackson and Carlos Condit Interview Together on "Inside MMA" LOS ANGELES – UFC welterweight Carlos Condit and his renowned trainer Greg Jackson together joined AXS TV’s INSIDE MMA tonight for an interview with series host Bas Rutten and guest host Ron Kruck, who...

A Mentor’s View: The Evolution of Frank Mir Few men understand the former UFC heavyweight champion better than Ricardo Pires, one of his first Brazilian jiu-jitsu instructors.