MMARINGREPORT.com reports -  RANDY COUTURE VS. GABRIEL GONZAGA Heavyweight Championship Bout
Gabriel certainly earned this shot at the heavyweight belt, though its probably not the match that the UFC wanted. The UFC spent a lot of money to bring Pride veteran Mirko Cro Cop to the Octagon with hopes that a mega pay-per-view event a

All I have to say is WOW UFC 74 is going to be out of control if this fight happens! Freaking OC! Confirmed by numerous sources but NOT OFFICIAL quite yet is the match up of BJ Penn vs. Diego Sanchez at UFC 74.  What if BJ looses to Diego!? This could be a crazy fight forsure!

UFC 74 is set for AUGUST 25, 2007 IN LAS VEGAS, NEVADA at Mandalay

UFCMedia.com’s favorite fighter Renato "Babalu" Sobral is set to fight David Heath at UFC 74 on August 25th in Las Vegas at Mandalay Bay. Babalu is coming off two devastating knock out losses to Chuck Liddell and Jason Lambert and that was after a ten fight winning streak. Now David Heath is no joke.  Da

Las Vegas, NV (USA) – Fight fans around the world watched Randy “The Natural” Couture as he dominated Tim Sylvia for five straight rounds to become the only man ever to win the UFC® World Heavyweight title three times. Seven weeks later, millions watched in awe as Gabriel “Napão” Gonzaga landed a devastating knock

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“UFC Prez Dana White is always quick to pull out the ‘boxing promoters are crooked’ line during his frequent discussions about boxing. I would argue that the UFC Czar is just as crooked.

Why did Chuck Liddell and Rampage Jackson only make about $500,000 for their recent UFC 72 showdown. UFC 72 did about 1 millio

Spike TV – UFC Programming for the Week May 21- May 27.
Below please find the complete listing of UFC related programming on Spike TV for the broadcast week of Monday, May 21 through Sunday, May 27.

Monday, May 21

UFC 71 Countdown: Liddell vs. Jackson (Premiere)
10:00 PM - 11:00 PM, ET/PT; Encores Thursday, May 24 (11:00 - Midnight, ET/PT) &a

Reported by NBC sports.  A couple of months ago, we thought we knew exactly where the welterweight division was going.Either Georges St. Pierre was heading for a long reign at the top, or Matt Hughes was going to avenge his loss to the French-Canadian and reassume his crown and throne. Isn’t that what we all thought? Matt Serra? With all due respect to the