Sherdog’s Official Mixed Martial Arts Rankings We have a newly minted champion on the move in the latest edition of the Sherdog.com rankings, and no, it is not Tony Ferguson.

Preview: UFC 216 ‘Ferguson vs. Lee’ From a truly great lightweight main event pairing sullied by a lack of drawing power – a drawing power known as “Conor McGregor” -- to a potential piece of Ultimate Fighting Championship history playing second...

Sherdog’s Official Mixed Martial Arts Rankings UFC Fight Night 117 was not likely to be remembered fondly. However, it did break one crystallized notion about MMA's hierarchy: The women's strawweight division is not “Joanna Jedrzejczyk, Claudia Gadelha and...

Sherdog’s Official Mixed Martial Arts Rankings UFC 215 certainly did not go according to plan, with the slated flyweight title headliner between champion Demetrious Johnson and Ray Borg...

Sherdog’s Official Mixed Martial Arts Rankings The UFC on Sept. 2 headlined in Rotterdam, Netherlands, with a combined 13 feet and seven inches of Alexander Volkov and Stefan Struve. However,...

Sherdog’s Official Mixed Martial Arts Rankings Whether he keeps his nose clean and reigns as a pound-for-pound king remains to be seen, but for now, Jon Jones is back and he is the top light...

Sherdog’s Top 10: UFC Fight Night Knockouts Mark Hunt, Alexander Gustafsson, Anderson Silva and a host of others have separated opponents from their senses as part of the Ultimate Fighting...

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: Chael Sonnen Turns 40 The “Gangster of West Linn” spent much of his career as a hired gun but emerged as a top middleweight in the UFC in 2009. He will celebrate...

Opinion: A Win Just Ain't Worth What It Used To Be We need a new MMA neologism. As we trudge further into 2017, we need a word, a rock-solid and clever noun, to describe the unfortunate elite fighters who, through no fault of their own, become ensnared in an increasingly common and brutally frustrating professional...

Matches to Make After UFC 208 Not since Bas Rutten in 1999 has Holland had an Ultimate Fighting Championship titleholder it could call its own. Enter Germaine de Randamie.