James Te Huna Announces Brandon Vera as UFC on Fuel TV 4 Opponent James Te Huna announced on Thursday evening that he will square off with fellow light heavyweight Brandon Vera at UFC on Fuel TV 4.

UFC on Fuel TV 2 Prelims: 5 Reasons to Care After a month devoid of UFC fight cards, the Las Vegas-based promotion is coming back into your living room with its first-ever Swedish event. Taking place April 14 at the Ericsson Globe Arena in Stockholm,...

UFC on Fuel TV 2 Preview: The Main Card At long last, the UFC’s extended Spring Break is over. Be ready fight fans, because beginning with UFC on Fuel TV 2 “Gustafsson vs. Silva”...

Thiago Alves-Yoshihiro Akiyama, George Roop-‘Pato’ Carvalho Added to UFC 149 in Calgary UFC officials announced Tuesday that former welterweight title challenger Thiago Alves will lock horns with onetime middleweight talent Yoshihiro Akiyama at...

Willing Warrior Ben Saunders has become known for an aggressive style, and it was on display again in his welterweight tournament quarterfinal victory at Bellator...

Rick Story-Rich Attonito, 2 More Welterweight Contests On Tap for UFC on FX 4 in N.J. New Jersey native Rich Attonito will compete close to home on June 22, as promotion officials announced Wednesday that “The Raging Bull”...

Jake Ellenberger, Martin Kampmann to Headline June 1 ‘TUF 15’ Finale The headlining attraction for the 15th-season finale of “The Ultimate Fighter” will see Jake Ellenberger lock horns with Martin Kampmann in...

UFC Veteran John Alessio Admits to Past Use of Performance-Enhancing Drugs Ultimate Fighting Championship, World Extreme Cagefighting and Pride Fighting Championships veteran John Alessio on Monday admitted to past use...

Sherdog's Official Mixed Martial Arts Rankings The Saitama Super Arena has hosted a healthy amount of great lightweight bouts. Few were ever as intense and competitive as Benson Henderson’s title capture against Frankie Edgar to cap a rousing ...

Matches to Make After UFC on FX 2 Ian McCall thought he had lost. Demetrious Johnson thought he had won. Neither man, it turns out, was correct.