Tag: Changed

The Game Has Changed for C.B. Dollaway Heading into UFC 186

If a fighter is fortunate enough to find longevity in his/her career, there are inevitably going to be changes that come about. For C.B. Dollaway, there have been several elements that have arisen throughout his time competing in mixed martial arts, and those additions have altered his priorities drastically. Where the former Arizona State University […]

If a fighter is fortunate enough to find longevity in his/her career, there are inevitably going to be changes that come about. For C.B. Dollaway, there have been several elements that have arisen throughout his time competing in mixed martial arts, and those additions have altered his priorities drastically. Where the former Arizona State University […]

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Controversial Drew Dober Loss to Leandro Silva Changed to No-Contest

In a move that was quickly hailed by the MMA community, on Thursday Brazil’s MMA athletic commission overturned the results of a March 21 UFC bout between Drew Dober and Leandro Silva, which was stopped because of a controversial referee intervention. “After reviewing the case, the Executive Committee…has decided to overturn the result of Leandro […]

In a move that was quickly hailed by the MMA community, on Thursday Brazil’s MMA athletic commission overturned the results of a March 21 UFC bout between Drew Dober and Leandro Silva, which was stopped because of a controversial referee intervention. “After reviewing the case, the Executive Committee…has decided to overturn the result of Leandro […]

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Report: Anderson Silva’s UFC 183 Victory over Diaz Will Be Changed to No-Contest

Anderson Silva secured his first victory in over 26 months at UFC 183, defeating Nick Diaz via unanimous decision.  According to a recent report from Brazilian newspaper Folha de S. Paulo, however, that win will soon vanish, and his triumph over Diaz will be ruled a no-contest.  Nevada State Athletic Commission executive director Bob Bennett […]

Anderson Silva secured his first victory in over 26 months at UFC 183, defeating Nick Diaz via unanimous decision.  According to a recent report from Brazilian newspaper Folha de S. Paulo, however, that win will soon vanish, and his triumph over Diaz will be ruled a no-contest.  Nevada State Athletic Commission executive director Bob Bennett […]

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2013: The Year That Changed Everything for the UFC

With the last UFC event of the year behind us (UFC 168), the time has come to look upon what has happened over the past 12 months and take a moment to quantify it all. A great deal happened in 2013, much of which will see the UFC forced to make some changes in order […]

With the last UFC event of the year behind us (UFC 168), the time has come to look upon what has happened over the past 12 months and take a moment to quantify it all. A great deal happened in 2013, much of which will see the UFC forced to make some changes in order […]

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7 Injuries That Changed the Course of MMA History

One man’s misfortune is another man’s opportunity. In the sport of MMA, that has proven to be the case several times. On occasion, an injury to one fighter will pave the way to success for someone else.  In other situations, an injury to a key fighter is the first step toward an unavoidable tragedy. Here is […]

One man’s misfortune is another man’s opportunity. In the sport of MMA, that has proven to be the case several times. On occasion, an injury to one fighter will pave the way to success for someone else.  In other situations, an injury to a key fighter is the first step toward an unavoidable tragedy. Here is […]

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UFC 142: Carlo Prater: ‘Royce Gracie Changed My Life’

Looking back to his younger years, Carlo Prater can’t recall what he dreamt of someday doing for a living. “I was always into Arnold [Schwarzenegger] and [Sylvester] Stallone flicks, GI Joe action figures, Legos, He-Man—your typical l…

Looking back to his younger years, Carlo Prater can’t recall what he dreamt of someday doing for a living. “I was always into Arnold [Schwarzenegger] and [Sylvester] Stallone flicks, GI Joe action figures, Legos, He-Man—your typical little boy interests,” Prater, 30, recently recounted to Bleacher Report. “I don’t remember what I wanted to be, though.” […]