How welterweight champ Belal Muhammad can get the sport to remember his name - ESPN
Last July, moments after Belal «Remember the Name» Muhammad won the UFC welterweight championship, ESPN commentator Daniel Cormier didn't remember his name.
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Hockey fans in Montreal loudly boo American anthem at Canada-U.S. 4 Nations matchup
Hockey fans in Montreal loudly booed the American national anthem before passionately singing O Canada ahead of Saturday night's showdown between Canada and the United States at the 4 Nations Face-Off.
Dvalishvili closes in style to edge Nurmagomedov at UFC 311 - ESPN
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Merab Dvalishvili had already beaten four consecutive champions going into his first UFC title defense this year — and yet, Saturday still might have been the most impressive night of his career.
Former UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman retires - ESPN
More than a decade after producing one of the most shocking knockouts in MMA history, former UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman announced his retirement on Friday during the UFC 311 weigh-in show.
Pensiun dari MMA, Demetrious Johnson Masuk ONE Hall of Fame
Demetrious Johnson mengumumkan pensiun dari dunia MMA. Dirinya pun masuk ONE Hall of Fame, sebagai salah satu petarung yang patut disebut legenda!
Luke Rockhold promises to make things 'nasty' on Karate Combat debut in Dubai
Former UFC champion Luke Rockhold puts friendship aside upon his Karate Combat debut in Dubai this weekend, promising he is going to make it a “nasty” night for his opponent.
Can UFC 300 star-making eclipse 100 and 200? - ESPN
UFC 100 was a remarkable night for the leading promotion in MMA. In addition to celebrating a milestone represented by a big, round number, the July 2009 event in Las Vegas put on display the greatest fighter in the sport's history.
Don't expect UFC fighter Sean Strickland to face discipline for homophobic tirade in Toronto
Wednesday afternoon, Ultimate Fighting Championship middleweight champion Sean Strickland responded to a series of questions from a journalist named Alexander K. Lee with a string of insults.