Author: By Duane Finley

Dennis Siver is fully aware of several hovering elements of his upcoming bout against Conor McGregor.The Russian-German striking machine is not only up against a surging talent in the rising Irish star, but he’s also figured to be the next step in the SBG Ireland representative’s ascension to the top of the UFC featherweight ladder. He knows McGregor is being fitted for the role of superstar, while he’s the seasoned veteran who is supposed to show up, get steamrolled like McGregor’s previous four opponents inside the Octagon and become the latest addition to the Dubli … Read the Full Article Here

Donald Cerrone is determined to leave his mark on the sport of MMA as a fighter who was willing to fight anyone, anytime and anywhere. With “Cowboy” being one of the best lightweights in the world and competing at the highest level of the game, being willing to throw down at every turn is a tall task to live up to.As it turns out, Cerrone is absolutely serious in his belief in that mentality. And he has once again proven that he’ll rise to every opportunity he’s given.Three days after his unanimous decision victory over the previously undefeated Myles Jury at UFC 182, … Read the Full Article Here

Donald Cerrone’s signature tagline is “anytime, anyplace” and if there was every any question to just how serious that claim is, those doubts have officially been erased.The most prolific fighter on the UFC roster provided further proof that he’s willing to throw down wherever and whenever the promotion will allow as “Cowboy” has stepped up to face Benson Henderson in the co-main event at Fight Night: McGregor vs. Siver when the Octagon returns to Boston on Sunday, January 18. The hard-charging lightweight will replace Eddie Alvarez – who was forced to withd … Read the Full Article Here

Opportunities arise in the strangest places.For an undefeated rising talent like Paul Felder, the first big window to open up came when he received a call to make his UFC debut back in October. “The Irish Dragon” was one day removed from defending his title for a different promotion, but when the sport’s biggest stage came to call, he was sure enough going to answer with everything he had to give. The 29-year-old Philadelphia native found success in his first showing inside the Octagon as he edged out Jason Saggo via split decision at UFC Fight Night: MacDonald vs. Saffiedine … Read the Full Article Here

There’s only one Donald Cerrone.The hard-charging lightweight wrecking machine is a force of nature in the ranks of the 155-pound fold, with his fighting style the definition of fan friendly. From the opening bell, the scrappy Colorado native is coming to put his opposition in the proverbial dirt, and he’ll use any combination of punches, kicks, chokes or knees to make that happen. And unfortunately for the majority of competitors who draw his name, “Cowboy” is quite successful at following through on his intentions.Furthermore, the 31-year-old Jackson/Winkeljohn-trai … Read the Full Article Here

Comfort isn’t something a fighter ever sees in large supply. The training grind is as rigorous as it sounds, as a day’s work comes with putting the body through various forms of punishment where muscles are stretched and pulled and punches and kicks handed out and taken in kind. All of these things are done in the preparation stage so that when the time to officially go to work comes around, a fighter’s body and mind will combine to be a slick machine that finds victory wherever that elusive beast presents itself.Just taking that aspect into account shows how little time th … Read the Full Article Here