Author: By Matt Parrino

Putting together a win streak nowadays inside the Octagon is no small feat. Every division is absolutely packed with talent and, on any given night, even the best of the best are bound to taste defeat.
Donald Cerrone continued his impressive beat down of the lightweight division at Fight Night Atlantic City Wednesday when he became the first man to hand Jim Miller a loss by knockout.
That makes four straight finishes for “Cowboy” and there seems to be plenty of options waiting for him in his next potential fight. Let’s look at some of the possible matchups.> Watch: Donald Cerrone’s Fight … Read the Full Article Here

UFC women’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey has laid an impressive path of destruction inside the Octagon since her debut in early 2013.
 On Wednesday night, the entire sports universe stood up and took notice of the 27-year-old phenom when Rousey was awarded the ESPY for Female Athlete of the Year.
> Watch: Fight School with Ronda RouseyRousey’s undefeated run in the UFC has impressed even the toughest critics. She’s been compared to Mike Tyson in his prime and is generally considered one of the best pound-4-pound fighters on the planet. In her two fights that were within th … Read the Full Article Here

We’re less than 24 hours away from Fight Night Atlantic City, where hometown hero Jim Miller takes on Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone. It’s a must-win main event for both fighters, who hope to continue their climb up the lightweight rankings. Early Tuesday morning, lightweight Nate Diaz had some choice words for Cerrone, who he beat by decision back in 2011.UFC President Dana White said Diaz is way off base. Cerrone is professional, White said, going hard to earn a living and making a lot of money in the process.”Nate can do whatever he wants to do. Nate can sit out and not suck any UFC whatever, … Read the Full Article Here

After almost 25 minutes of war in the main event of UFC 175, title challenger Lyoto Machida unloaded a last-minute barrage of punches at the champ, hoping to land a desperation knockout blow to become the first fighter to beat Chris Weidman.But after a 10-second flurry, the champ collected himself, stepped forward and signaled to Machida to keep on coming. That hand gesture was the perfect end to the memorable bout, and the champ will need that fervor considering what’s waiting for him in a daunting and stacked middleweight division. Bryan Callen hosted a live podcast on the stage at UFC … Read the Full Article Here

As everyone recovered from the 16-second bomb Ronda Rousey dropped at UFC 175 with her dominating TKO victory over Alexis Davis, many immediately began to discuss where the the UFC Women’s Bantamweight champion stacks up in the pound-4-pound best debate.Media members gave their collective answer on Tuesday afternoon when the official UFC rankings were released. Rousey jumped ahead of UFC Welterweight champion Johnny Hendricks to No. 9 on the p-4-p list, and continues to amaze every time she steps inside the Octagon.> Check Out The Complete UFC Official RankingsAt the UFC 175 post fight pres … Read the Full Article Here

Birth of a SuperstarChris Weidman certainly made a name for himself when he unseated the middleweight king Anderson Silva at UFC 162. Maybe even more impressive, Weidman knocked off “The Spider” for a second time at UFC 168, furthering his ascension in the ranks of the pound-4-pound greats.Saturday night Weidman has a chance to take the next step in his climb up the MMA elite ladder when he meets Lyoto Machida for his UFC Middleweight championship. The former UFC Light Heavyweight champion, Machida may be the toughest test yet for the undefeated Weidman, as “The Dragon” fights for his second t … Read the Full Article Here