Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley – FULL FIGHT

Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley was a professional boxing match between YouTuber Jake Paul and mixed martial artist Tyron Woodley. The bout took place on …

Donald Cerrone: 6 Rules Of Success

After you speak to UFC fighter Donald Cerrone, it becomes obvious why he has been a top-10 ranked fighter for over a decade – the …

Highest Paid Athletes By Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute

New research has studied the earnings of the 100 highest-paid athletes of the past 12 months and compared this with how many minutes they spent …

Jon Jones: The Return of Bones to The UFC

Jon Jones is trying to make his return to the octagon via some verbal abuse. Will the former heavyweight champion live up to the hype? …

Conor McGregor Quotes: Top Five So Far

Conor McGregor is the king of trash talk. Here are some of his best quotes and moments. Conor McGregor is not shy from the microphone. …

Kickboxer Wayne Barrett on the middleweight title and rise of GLORY

GLORY is the premiere kickboxing organization in the world. And even if you aren’t familiar with it yet, Spike TV is betting it will take …

If you hate Nick Diaz, you’ve already got your mind made up and won’t be convinced otherwise.

The people that love him, do so with ferocity- the average Nick Diaz fan doesn’t care about any other fighter. The people that hate him (like the 40 year old soccer mom in Lodi, CA last week that called him a “son of a bitch” at a stop sign), are completely engulfed with disdain and think he is a detriment to the sport.

You don’t have to love the guy, but what’s with the hate? If you’re an MMA fan, you should be a Nick Diaz fan- temporarily. Here are five reasons why:

The hottest name in the UFC’s middleweight division belongs to Chris Weidman.

Fresh off a beat down of leading middleweight contender Mark Munoz, it was just announced this week that he will next fight Tim Boetsch on December 29^th for the right to face Anderson “The Spider” Silva with the belt on the line.

His ascension to legitimate middleweight contender has been quick thanks to his willingness to fight (five fights in a year and a half) and a commitment to discipline, including a 32 pound weight loss in 11 days prior to fighting Damian Maia.

Houston Alexander Interview – “Rock The B-Boy Language”

In every form of artistic expression known to man, the artist has continually resided in the epicenter of the storm known as social acceptance, seeking to establish merit in his or her chosen art form.

Long before he was knocking people out in the UFC, Omaha-native Houston Alexander’s chosen form of expression was B-Boying and his canvass was his body.