Shane Burgos Looking to Take Out UFC Featherweight Division ‘One at a Time’ By the look of things, Shane Burgos did virtually everything he could to topple Cub Swanson except take him out, but his heart stopped briefly...

Callan Potter: On Mentoring, Mistakes and Making Memories Sherdog’s Jacob Debets spoke with recent UFC debutant Callan Potter to talk about his journey from being a liquor store manager and front man...

By the Numbers: John Lineker vs. Cory Sandhagen John Lineker and Cory Sandhagen were supposed to duke it out at UFC on ESPN 1, but Lineker had to pull out following a rib injury. They will finally cross paths on April 27 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, at...

Alan Jouban Blasts Judges After Split-Decision Loss To Dwight Grant At UFC 236 Alan Jouban was left infuriated with the referees scoring after his split decision loss to Dwight Grant at UFC 236, believing he had done enough...

Max Holloway Interested In 'Fighting The Toughest Guys' More Than Belts Max Holloway faces Dustin Poirier at UFC 236 this weekend for the Ultimate Fighting Championship interim lightweight title, with the winner to face undisputed champion...

UFC Vet Norman Parke Steps Up to Face Borys Mankowski at KSW 47 on March 23 Irishman Norman Parke has agreed to replace the injured Dricus Du Plessis against Borys Mankowski at KSW 47, the Polish promotion announced...

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of UFC on ESPN 1, Bellator 215 and Bellator 216 The Ultimate Fighting Championship made its debut on ESPN, while Bellator MMA staged a doubleheader in Uncasville, Connecticut. With those...

Lessons Learned From UFC on ESPN 1 ‘Ngannou vs. Velasquez’ Cain Velasquez returning to the cage after two and a half years of inactivity seemed like the perfect way to end a busy weekend of MMA across...

The Vanquished: What’s Next for the UFC on ESPN 1 Losers? In the first chapter of this new Sherdog series, we will weigh in on the action and explore the possibilities for the UFC on ESPN 1 main card losers.

Francis Ngannou Stops Cain Velasquez in 26 Seconds at UFC on ESPN 1 Cain Velasquez had been out for two-and-a-half years, but he lasted only 26 seconds Sunday night in the main event of UFC on ESPN 1.