Tag: Deep

Frankie Edgar: Conor McGregor ‘Hasn’t Been in Deep Water’ Yet

Former UFC lightweight champion and current 145-pound contender Frankie Edgar believes Conor McGregor‘s grappling chops haven’t been tested yet, and he won’t worry about the surging contender until that happens.  During yesterday’s edition of UFC Tonight, “The Answer” said he is focused on his UFC Fight Night 57 headlining bout with Cub Swanson on Saturday, which […]

Former UFC lightweight champion and current 145-pound contender Frankie Edgar believes Conor McGregor‘s grappling chops haven’t been tested yet, and he won’t worry about the surging contender until that happens.  During yesterday’s edition of UFC Tonight, “The Answer” said he is focused on his UFC Fight Night 57 headlining bout with Cub Swanson on Saturday, which […]

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Tarec Saffiedine Eager to Jump into Deep Waters of UFC Welterweight Division

The competitive nature of divisions under the UFC banner rise and fall, but the 170-pound weight class never falters. Even in 2012, with long-reigning champion Georges St-Pierre on the sidelines with injury, a pack of hungry competitors battled for their place in the divisional hierarchy, and this kept the action flowing in the welterweight ranks. […]

The competitive nature of divisions under the UFC banner rise and fall, but the 170-pound weight class never falters. Even in 2012, with long-reigning champion Georges St-Pierre on the sidelines with injury, a pack of hungry competitors battled for their place in the divisional hierarchy, and this kept the action flowing in the welterweight ranks. […]

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UFC Has Options Besides Vitor Belfort in Suddenly Deep Middleweight Division

As we found out all over again early this week, things in MMA often turn on a dime. Around here, favor can be fickle, and at times it seems nothing is quite as fleeting as the promise of what’s next. Just ask Josh Thomson, who on Monday saw his opportunity at the UFC lightweight title […]

As we found out all over again early this week, things in MMA often turn on a dime. Around here, favor can be fickle, and at times it seems nothing is quite as fleeting as the promise of what’s next. Just ask Josh Thomson, who on Monday saw his opportunity at the UFC lightweight title […]

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Tim Means Plans on Drowning Jorge Masvidal in Deep Waters at UFC on Fox 7

Injuries can happen in the strangest ways sometimes. It could just be putting a foot down and in an instant an ankle or a knee may pop out of joint. For UFC lightweight Tim Means, he never imagined in a million years the type of injury that would force him out of his last fight […]

Injuries can happen in the strangest ways sometimes. It could just be putting a foot down and in an instant an ankle or a knee may pop out of joint. For UFC lightweight Tim Means, he never imagined in a million years the type of injury that would force him out of his last fight […]

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Georges St-Pierre: 170 lb. Division Is Too Deep for Him to Fight Anderson Silva

Following UFC Welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre’s unanimous decision victory over Carlos Condit at last night’s UFC 154, many mixed martial arts fans and media members are beginning to believe that a superfight with middleweight king …

Following UFC Welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre’s unanimous decision victory over Carlos Condit at last night’s UFC 154, many mixed martial arts fans and media members are beginning to believe that a superfight with middleweight king Anderson Silva may finally be on the horizon. While this is an intriguing and highly profitable match-up for the world’s […]

Nippon Weekly: Aoki Thinking of Calling it Quits, Sakuraba’s Ear, Sandro’s Hand

From rabbit costumes to reattached ears, every week in “Nippon Weekly,” I will give you the low down on what’s happening on the other side of the Pacific.

In the inaugural edition of Nippon Weekly: Shinya Aoki ponders quitting MMA, Kazushi Sakuraba’s …

From rabbit costumes to reattached ears, every week in “Nippon Weekly,” I will give you the low down on what’s happening on the other side of the Pacific.

In the inaugural edition of Nippon Weekly: Shinya Aoki ponders quitting MMA, Kazushi Sakuraba’s ear is back on his head, Marlon Sandro shows off his ballooned hands, more Japanese fighters look to the West and Deep starts with a disaster while Pancrase begins “Impressively.”