Author: By E. Spencer Kyte

The night before UFC 196 rocks the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Titan Fighting Championship returns with a loaded fight card featuring a collection of familiar names and a trio of title fights at Titan FC 37, which airs exclusively on UFC FIGHT PASS.Here’s a breakdown of the three championship tilts, plus a look at some of the other competitors to keep an eye on Friday night.Ricky Simon (7-0) vs. Anderson dos Santos (13-3) for Titan FC Bantamweight TitleThis was originally supposed to be Simon taking on Brett Johns in a battle for the belt Johns was stripped of after missing we … Read the Full Article Here

Two events taking place on opposite sides of the world – one a Pay-Per-View from “The Fight Capital of the World” featuring two of the most compelling champions in the game today; the other a return to a burgeoning market with a Fight Night event featuring a handful of bouts with divisional implications.This is The 10 for March 2016 inside the Octagon.UFC 196: McGregor vs. Diaz (March 5 – Las Vegas, Nevada)Diego Sanchez vs. Jim MillerA pair of perpetually entertaining veterans square off in the featured bout on UFC FIGHT PASS, as both Sanchez and Miller look to reverse … Read the Full Article Here

In March of 2014, a reported 14,604 people filed into the O2 Arena in London to watch UFC Fight Night: Gustafsson vs. Manuwa. One of those patrons was Arnold Allen.At the time, the UFC featherweight was a 20-year-old prospect with a 6-0 record, getting a first-hand look at the biggest stage in the sport and an up close view of where he wanted his career to take him. Saturday night, the now 22-year-old Brit will return to the venue, not as a spectator, but as a combatant, stepping into the Octagon for his sophomore appearance when he takes on veteran Yaotzin Meza as part of the preliminary ca … Read the Full Article Here

“What happened to Davey Grant?”That’s the first non-social media, non-UFC Fighter Profile result that comes up on Google when you type in the name of the Ultimate Fighter Season 18 finalist.It’s a legitimate question many are probably asking now that Grant’s name is listed on the call sheet for Saturday’s UFC return to London. After all, it has been 27 months since the wiry British bantamweight from Bishop Auckland set foot inside the Octagon. The biggest fight card in the history of UFC FIGHT PASS is Feb. 27. Don’t miss it – join now!Grant was clo … Read the Full Article Here

“I didn’t know if I belonged in the UFC, if I was good enough to be there. I wasn’t quite sure if I was a good fighter or not.”That’s not something you often hear from a fighter in advance of their third trip into the Octagon, someone who arrived on the biggest stage in the sport with an unblemished record, a championship belt over her shoulder and the potential to make some noise in the women’s bantamweight division.Then again, most fighters aren’t as willing to lay themselves bare as Lauren Murphy is.The 32-year-old former Invicta FC champion has bee … Read the Full Article Here

Three weeks ago in Omaha, Nebraska, Anthony “Lionheart” Smith avenged a prior defeat at the hands of Josh Neer with a first-round stoppage win over the Midwest veteran that translated into a short-notice opportunity to return to the UFC this weekend in Pittsburgh.Before Smith and the others competing in “The Steel City” hit the Octagon, another crop of hopefuls looking to follow in his footsteps cross the threshold into the Victory FC cage at Buccaneer Arena in Des Moines, Iowa for VFC 48: Jackson vs. Moreno.Here’s a look at the seven-fight lineup set to air on UF … Read the Full Article Here