Kyle Noke Injures Knee, Pulls Out of Sept. 20 UFC Fight Night Bout vs. Akiyama A knee injury has forced Kyle Noke to withdraw from a proposed Sept. 21 clash against Yoshihiro Akiyama in Japan.

Imagining an MMA Hall of Fame: Borderline Candidates, Part 1 In this fourth installment of a five-part series, Sherdog.com contributor Todd Martin puts under the microscope the first group of fighters who...

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: Dan Henderson Turns 44 A two-time Olympian and former two-division Pride Fighting Championships titleholder, Dan Henderson will celebrate his 44th birthday on Aug. 24.

Sherdog’s Top 10: Late Bloomers Not all mixed martial artists hit the ground running. Some need more time to grow and develop before reaching the peak of their powers.

Conor McGregor-Dustin Poirier Featherweight Clash Official for UFC 178 in Las Vegas It didn’t take long for the Ultimate Fighting Championship to book Conor McGregor’s next bout.

Beatdown: Cole Miller, Ian Loveland, 'NYBA' TJ De Santis and Jeff Sherwood returned to the Sherdog Radio Network Monday for another edition of "Beatdown." On this edition of the program De Santis and Sherwood chat with UFC featherweight Cole Miller, Bellator welterweight...

Donald Cerrone Head Kick KOs Jim Miller in UFC Fight Night Atlantic City Main Event Donald Cerrone on Wednesday in Atlantic City, N.J., delivered another highlight-reel finish, this time at Jim Miller’s expense.

Beatdown: Chad 'Money' Mendes TJ De Santis and Jeff Sherwood returned to the Sherdog Radio Network Monday for another edition of "Beatdown." Joining them was UFC featherweight contender Chad Mendes. The Team Alpha Male product responds to comments made by UFC champion Jose Aldo regarding "supplements." De Santis and Sherwood also discuss the UFC Fight Night cards this week...

Report: Patrick Cote, Stephen Thompson Matched for UFC 178 in September Welterweights Patrick Cote and Stephen Thompson have agreed to meet at UFC 178, according to a Sunday report from the Canadian Press.

The Savage Truth: One Of A Kind With B.J. Penn’s retirement, MMA is losing yet another seminal character that put it on the map, writes Greg Savage.