Undefeated KO artist Lauren Taylor (5-0) of Anchorage, Alaska will replace an injured Amanda Nunes in a bantamweight (135 pounds) matchup with hard-hitting Kaitlin...
Former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Tito Ortiz lends some advice to UFC superstar and UFC first Women's Bantamweight Champion Ronda Rousey.
"I gave her advice...
Tito Ortiz Announces that former Strikeforce champion Cris "Cyborg" Santos has officially signed on with Invicta Fighting Championships and will debut with the promotion...
It's been a wild week for the former Strikeforce Champion, Cristiane "Cyborg" Santos.
After requesting her UFC release, which was granted by the promotion, Santos...
Women’s world championship Mixed Martial! Arts (MMA) promotion Invicta Fighting Championships has partnered with Ameristar Casino Hotel Kansas City to deliver the promotion’s first...
Flyweight (125 pounds) superstar Zoila Frausto Gurgel(12-2) of Cincinnati, Ohio has signed a multi-fight contract with Invicta Fighting Championships and will make her debut for...
Following a major malfunction during Saturday nights Invicta FC 4 fight card, the good folks at Ustream issued an apology via email today.
Ustream would...
Twenty-five year old sensation Carla “Cookie Monster” Esparza (9-2) of Redondo Beach, Calif. earned a five-round unanimous decision over a game “Rowdy” Bec Hyatt (4-! 2) of Brisbane, Australia to become the first-ever Invicta Fighting Championships strawweight (115 pounds) champion, in the main event of a star-studded 13-bout women’s Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) event at Memorial Hall in Kansas City on Saturday, Jan. 5, live on InvictaFC.com.
Many fans were upset with the stream for Invicta FC 4 on Saturday night, however during the intermission, Invicta FC President Shannon Knapp announced...
