The Savage Truth: Let’s Hear It for Sports Entertainment It was a magical weekend of MMA action that kicked off with Tachi Palace Fights from our friends in Lemoore, Calif., moved over to Houston for an “unforgettable” nights of “fights” from Bellator MMA, then shifted back to California for...

The Savage Truth: Domino Effect A number of casual factors contributed to Holly Holm’s shocking UFC 193 upset of Ronda Rousey, writes Greg Savage.

Daniel Straus Unseats Patricio ‘Pitbull’ Freire to Become Two-Time Bellator Champion Daniel Straus reclaims the featherweight crown in riveting Bellator 145 main event with Patricio Freire in St. Louis.

Returning to Eastside Cannery Casino Hotel on December 5 for "FUTURE LEGENDS 31" (PRESS RELEASE) -- RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA – King of the Cage will return to Eastside Cannery Casino Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada with another action-packed, world-class Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) mega-event, headlined by a Bantamweight Title (145 pounds) showdown between...

Matches to Make After UFC Fight Night San Diego Frank Mir played Rock’em Sock’em Robots with Todd Duffee and lived to tell about it.

The Doggy Bag: Helluva Drug Edition Everyone answers to somebody, so we, the staff at Sherdog.com, have decided to defer to our readers. This week, Jon Jones' positive cocaine test...

Sherdog.com’s 2014 Event of the Year UFC 178 offered a little bit of everything, from Demetrious Johnson’s title defense and “Stoolgate” to Conor McGregor’s continued rise...

Top 10 Global Knockouts of 2014 Sherdog.com has done the dirty work, leaving no stone unturned in finding the past year's most exciting-yet-obscure MMA gems. This list features 10 of the year's greatest knockouts which happened outside of the...

Demetrious Johnson Taps Chris Cariaso, Retains Flyweight Gold in UFC 178 Main Event Chris Cariaso now knows the truth about the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s flyweight division: Demetrious Johnson is without peer.

Sherdog’s Top 10: Gruesome Head Injuries In a sport like mixed martial arts where brutality is often the norm, injuries of all sorts can occur once face-to-face combat begins.