By the Numbers: Jim Miller vs. Clay Guida Jim Miller and Clay Guida are two exciting fighters who have been in the Ultimate Fighting Championship longer than most of their peers. That’s why from a fan’s standpoint, their upcoming bout is long overdue. They are...

By the Numbers: Max Holloway vs. Frankie Edgar Max Holloway failed in his bid to become a two-division champ after losing to Dustin Poirier at UFC 236. He is, nonetheless, back to defend his featherweight belt against perennial contender Frankie Edgar in the main...

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: Urijah Faber Celebrates No. 40 It seems safe to assume that the mixed martial arts world would look much different today had Urijah Faber not left his imprint on it. The Team Alpha Male founder and former...

Sherdog Boxing: The Weekly Wrap Gennady Golovkin's ugly split with longtime trainer Abel Sanchez marks the end of an era, while Conor McGregor allegedly cheap-shots a part-time...

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: Nate Marquardt Turns 40 His career largely overshadowed by contemporaries like Anderson Silva and Rich Franklin, “Nate the Great” figures to be remembered as one of...

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: B.J. Penn Turns 40 Even as his once-prodigious skills faded and the results of his fights provided further ammunition for his detractors, B.J. Penn maintained a...

By the Numbers: Jake Shields Jake Shields has one thing in mind when he steps inside the PFL cage on Oct. 20: avenge his loss to Ray Cooper III.

Bellator MMA's Steve Mowry: Ready for the Next Level Bellator MMA has earned a reputation for scooping up talented fighters in the infancy of their careers, and molding them into promotional stars of the future. In June, the organization added once again to its crop of burgeoning talent with 6-foot-8 heavyweight...

UFC 228 ‘Woodley vs. Till’ Play-by-Play, Results & Round-by-Round Scoring Sherdog's live UFC 228 coverage will kick off at 6:15 p.m. ET.

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: Mark Coleman to Celebrate No. 53 No nickname in mixed martial arts history fits its subject better than “The Hammer.” Mark Coleman will turn 53 on Dec. 20.