The Bottom Line: One Depressing Evening The aging process in combat sports is cruel, meaning elite fighters like B.J. Penn will want to continue fighting well past their primes and...

The Bottom Line: UFC’s Mexico Hopes Hang on Yair Rodriguez By pairing “Pantera” with B.J. Penn in the UFC Fight Night 103 main event, the organization has a chance to create its first genuine...

Opinion: Holographic Ronda’s Surprising Presence For someone who supposedly “isn’t doing press,” Ronda Rousey is startlingly present ahead of UFC 207, as her unique celebrity has given...

The California Kid: A Sherdog Retrospective Urijah Faber was there when the sport of mixed martial arts went from crawling to walking to running, his remarkable career spanning more than...

Opinion: Fox’s Lurid Legacy, From Joan and Al to Paige and Sage Today, it’s just one of the “Big Four” American television networks, but the Fox Broadcasting Company has a long, colorful history of sensationalist and even surreal programming....

An MMA Thanksgiving: 2016 All-Turkey Team In the past, mixed martial arts has provided us with quite a few questionable characters, and this year has been no different.

The Bottom Line: The Sad Fall of the Light Heavyweight Division The favorable conditions under which Ryan Bader has become a free agent illustrate the unfortunate state of the once beloved 205-pound weight...

The Bottom Line: Conor McGregor’s Big Choice The philosophy the two-division UFC champion adopts now that he has all the leverage could create a lasting precedent for the sport moving...

Opinion: Politics, UFC 205 and What It Means to Fight MMA may not have the power to heal the world and bring happiness to all its people, but it may not be a bad place to start, writes Eric Stinton.

Hendo: A Sherdog Retrospective Over a career that covered nearly two full decades, Dan Henderson became a complicated figure, heroic to some, polarizing to others.