Month: October 2012

(Having recently established himself as the alpha male, the Bigfoot eagerly races off into the jungles of Brazil to…

Previously unbeaten Travis Browne will be out of action for a minimum of two months after tearing his hamstring during his showdown with Antonio “Bigfoot” Silva at UFC on FX 5.

UFC Lightweight Shane Roller has decided that his MMA career has come to an end after losing to Jacob Volkmann.

(“Remember when we were the main event on this card? That was awesome.”) By George Shunick With all the talk surrounding UFC…

(Reason #6: To get your lady in the mood, obviously.)  Keeping in line with last weekend’s UFC on FUEL 5 event, the…

UFC Light Heavyweight doesn’t care what all the critics think about his thrown-together bout with Anderson Silva at UFC 153. He’s thankful for a chance to fight a legend, and have a shot at what some may deem the biggest upset in the history of the sport. Next weekend, he’ll be glad to stand and trade with Silva, and he believes that this may be his time to shine in a big way:
“This is like the culmination of it all. I really think it’s all meant to be, it’s perfect it really is. It feels like

UFC on FX 5 is in the books and with it comes another night of very exciting fights on cable TV, proving that not always the best of cards come from pay-per-view only. In the main event, Travis “Hapa” Browne came in as the favorite over a man with something to prove, Antonio “Bigfoot” Silva. Knocked out in his last two bouts, albeit against top competition in the form of Daniel Cormier and then Cain Velasquez, Silva needed a win badly to cement his relevancy in the competitive UFC

(Vince Lucero vs. Tim Sylvia at a 2010 CFX event. We’re not sure if we’ve ever seen a more pathetic ending…