This Month’s MMA Birthdays: Chuck Liddell Celebrates No. 50 “The Iceman” was ahead of his time, a superstar in appearance and action who helped the sport of mixed martial arts gain the kind of...

By the Numbers: Mauricio Rua vs. Paul Craig It’s not every day that one squares off against a legend, and that’s why Scotland’s Paul Craig has made his training count in preparation for his upcoming bout with former Pride and UFC champion...

Prime Picks: UFC Fight Night 164 ‘Blachowicz vs. Jacare’ The Ultimate Fighting Championship on Saturday will return to Sao Paulo, Brazil. Opportunities for shrewd bettors abound.

The ANZAC Takeover: Reflections on a Weekend in Melbourne Sherdog’s Jacob Debets reflects on the history and growth of MMA in Oceania, which culminated in UFC 243 on Oct. 5.

By the Numbers: Colby Covington vs. Robbie Lawler The much-awaited title fight between Colby Covington and Kamaru Usman would have to take a backseat as the Ultimate Fighting Championship decided “Chaos” should face...

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: Kazushi Sakuraba Turns 50 If they built a Mount Rushmore for the sport of mixed martial arts, the Japanese icon seems a worthy candidate for inclusion.

By the Numbers: Gegard Mousasi vs. Rafael Lovato Jr. Bellator MMA middleweight champion Gegard Mousasi is in for a stylistic matchup against multiple-time jiu-jitsu world champion Rafael Lovato Jr. They will collide with the title on the line at...

'Babalu' Sobral Says He’s Dealing with CTE in Retirement: 'I Can’t Walk a Straight Line' Before retiring in June 2013, Renato Sobral had a lengthy professional mixed martial arts career that spanned 48 fights for organizations such...

By the Numbers: Mauricio ‘Shogun’ Rua After securing the first three-fight win streak in the Ultimate Fighting Championship, Mauricio Rua looked primed for a second run toward the light heavyweight crown. But then at UFC Fight Night 134, he was...

Chuck Liddell Offers ‘No Excuses’ for Loss to Tito Ortiz, Uncertain of MMA Future Chuck Liddell’s return to mixed martial arts following an eight-year absence went about as one might expect it would.