Former UFC tournament champion Don Frye has been regarded as one of the early pioneers of the sport, having competed both in the early Octagon and Pride eras, taking on some of the best in the world. In his debut with the UFC, Frye scored an eight-second

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Perhaps the most compelling UFC division is Light Heavyweight. There is a charismatic young champion and several, competent challengers who have title experience. Jon Jones, quite simply put, is the LeBron James of the UFC. His talent is unmatched and hi

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Following a three round war against Jake Ellenberger on his opponent's home soil that saw him come back to almost clinch victory int he final frame, Diego Sanchez revealed that he had suffered a severe injury to his ankle some weeks before the fight (to

Diego Sanchez talks about his recent bout with Jack Ellenberger and UFC fans might see Sanchez back in the 155lb rankings since "The Dream" is open to the possibility according to fightersonlymagazine.co.uk. Sanchez fought Ellenberger at UFC on Fuel and

Leading Edge Martial Arts is thrilled to announce an exciting Special Event! On Sunday April 1st, 2012 Leading Edge Martial Arts will host: 9x UFC Champ Matt Hughes along with Cage Fitness Pro Jessy Norton in an exciting 4 Hour Event. Tickets will be ava

Jake Ellenberger lost a split-decision to Carlos Condit in his UFC debut, a fight that some people thought he won. After surviving a couple tense minutes in the third round against Diego Sanchez on Wednesday night, Ellenberger might just get the opportun

There was no hand-to-hand combat, and they all escaped with their noses intact. Yet the 12 participants in the cage fitness class looked like they were competing for the Ultimate Fighting Championship title. For 30 minutes, they each walloped and wrestle

Nick Diaz makes the list, not because he lacks any sort of talent, but because of his continued exhibitions of mental immaturity. Diaz has had a lengthy career consisting of 34 professional fights, which began in 2001. He is a former Strikeforce champion

Former UFC champion, and UFC Hall of Famer, Matt Hughes says he is still uncertain whats next for him, whether he’ll fight or not. What he does want though, is to get back into the cage and walk away with a victory. “I definitely want to get in there and

Sanchez, a former lightweight title challenger, returned to Greg Jackson's gym and has showcased his tremendous heart in consecutive spirited performances at welterweight. He's trying to become a player at 170 and he will definitely make a statement if h

The entire Octagon’s a stage, and all the fighters are players. But recently, the most dramatic division has featured the welterweights. At this point, everyone knows the story between Georges St-Pierre, Nick Diaz and Carlos Condit and all the plot twist

To continue with the lack of attention I feel WWE has earned, I’m going to focus on the upcoming UFC event that will be broadcast on Fuel TV in the US, and Sportsnet One in Canada. Oddly enough, I tend to watch a European feed through online streams, whe

Matt Hughes wants to get back in the octagon and leave with a win before retiring. Hughes is a Hall of Famer who has nothing left to prove in his career. Recently Dan Hardy has been calling out Hughes and could be a favorable matchup for the former champ

"Everything's good on my end. Still kinda laid back. I have started to work out, so we're sort of seeing how my body feels and this and that. But, as far as answering any questions about what I'm doing next or who I would be competing against next -- I d

Ultimate Fighting Championship veteran Diego Sanchez is spending his Valentine's Day cutting weight and preparing for a pivotal welterweight clash with Jake Ellenberger on Wednesday. Sanchez, 30, feels his special someone will be right alongside him in s

Diego Sanchez wants a shot at the UFC's welterweight title. And if Sanchez (23-4) manages to knock off Jake Ellenberger (26-5) in the main event of Wednesday night's UFC on FUEL card the person he just might be next in line to face is his teammate at Jac

Jake Ellenberger does not lie awake in anguish over what might have been, or perhaps what should have been. He barely wants to talk about his wins, let alone his losses. No chance of getting him to expound on those. You’d have a better chance of getting