The former contestant of season 6 of Spike TV's 'The Ultimate Fighter' reflects on poor decisions and bad luck that forced him to sacrifice two years of his life behind bars as he prepares to face his fellow Bellator welterweights.
War Machine will do another year in jail after being sentenced in Las Vegas.
More than any other sports league, UFC needs to avoid an image that its athletes are, to borrow a phrase from Bill Parcells, thugs and hoodlums. The sport of mixed martial arts is going mainstream,...
Notes on a trip to Las Vegas.Although he's not a star along the lines of Tito Ortiz or B.J. Penn, there was a sustained ovation for Jon Koppenhaver at Friday's UFC 84 weigh-in:Video linkThe fan...
Notes on a trip to Las Vegas.Note: People planning to watch UFC 84 who don't want to know the results of the pre-taped undercard might want to skip this post.There was an unusual finish to one of...
- Heavyweight Brett Rogers is keeping himself ready for a potential fight on the upcoming June 6 Strikeforce event in St. Louis. As of Friday morning, Rogers' involvement on the card is not...
What a year it's been for the fighter formerly known as Jon Koppenhaver. Since getting his release from the UFC one year ago, he's won his last three fights in convincing fashion. In addition to...
After spending a year in jail for a felony assault conviction, the fighter formally known as Jon Koppenhaver is now back among civilized society. And that, he told Ariel Helwani on Monday's episode...
Jon "War Machine" Koppenhaver, the fighter who first gained fame on The Ultimate Fighter before his career was sidelined by legal troubles, has signed on with Bellator, fresh off his release from...
The man known as War Machine will be returning to your TV in 2012 as Bellator announced his signing Thursday.
