The face of embarrassing small-town journalism, revealed. Dave Begel recently made the mistake of writing an article titled "Women's UFC fight a disgrace". An attempted piece of persuasive...
UFC president Dana White was part of a panel on Jim Rome's Showtime program, giving his opinion on everything from Lebron James to drugs in sports to athletes being gay.
The UFC now has a page on its website for the newly created women's bantamweight division. It features only two fighters: Ronda Rousey, the champion, and Liz Carmouche, who will challenge Rousey for her belt at UFC 157 on Feb. 23, 2012, in Anaheim. That's the entire division, folks.
The former Strikeforce women's champion took to the airwaves Monday to defend herself against critics who claim she turned down a shot at UFC 135-pound champion Ronda Rousey.
When WWE books ridiculous matches, we can blame it on Trips swerving the Internet. Who do we blame when UFC does it?
Freshly crowned Strikeforce Women's Bantamweight Champion Miesha Tate hits the town with her title wrapped firmly around her waist after winning it from Marloes Coenen with a fourth round submission last night at the "Fedor vs. Henderson" event in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. Tate is expected to defend her title next against Sarah Kaufman, who defeated Liz Carmouche at Strikeforce Challengers 17 on July 22.
Luke Thomas talks to Liz Carmouche about her experience as a marine, her feelings about Gina Carano and her bout with former champion Sarah Kaufmann at this Friday's Strikeforce Challengers 17 at SBNation/MMA.
