The Bottom Line: The Canary in the Coal Mine Sherdog columnist Todd Martin examines why Gegard Mousasi’s departure is a major step in the wrong direction for the UFC and one that...

Opinion: Where is Nick Diaz? How Dare You Ask Nick Diaz was the betting favorite to be the first fighter potentially suspended for not reporting their whereabouts to the U.S. Anti-Doping...

The Bottom Line: No Sure Things in MMA Max Holloway may go on to become a transcendent champion, but Sherdog.com columnist Todd Martin cautions those who are quick to anoint him as such.

The Bottom Line: Rory MacDonald’s Path Back With the passing of the legendary Muhammad Ali, there was much discussion about the latter stages of his life when Parkinson’s disease took...

Opinion: The Many Layers of Intrigue Behind Brock Lesnar’s UFC Return For all the turmoil of the past few days in MMA, there have been some remarkable highs. Of course, Michael Bisping’s shocking knockout of Luke Rockhold to finally claim the middleweight title after a 10-year journey is something that should be remembered. The sight of Nate Diaz holding his arms up in The Forum when it was announced...

Opinion: How to Dodge a Bullet With a Busted Neck Chris Weidman is an outstanding fighter with a serious history of injuries, so it may seem thoughtless to suggest that his latest training...

Opinion: A Note on Immediate Rematch Imperatives Miesha Tate fighting Amanda Nunes isn't bad for business and it's not categorically unfair; it's the unnecessary imperative toward immediate...

The Bottom Line: Justin Gaethje Wasted in WSOF Purgatory It has become increasingly clear that the undefeated lightweight will not get the recognition he deserves in the World Series of Fighting,...

Conor McGregor Not Willing to Commit to Future Showdown with Rafael dos Anjos Even if victory arrives at UFC 196, Conor McGregor will not be able to achieve his goal of becoming a two-division champion.

Opinion: Does Miesha Tate Have a Point? The No. 1 contender to Ronda Rousey’s throne has a valid argument but lacks the leverage needed for it to be heard, writes Andreas Hale.