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At UFC 159 Roy Nelson took it to Cheick Kongo in their main card battle. It took "Big Country" only two-minutes and three seconds to...

Daniel Cormier picked up a unanimous decision victory over former UFC Heavyweight Champion Frank Mir in his debut fight. Although it wasn't pretty, Cormier did what he needed to do to earn the judges nod.

The former UFC Heavyweight Champion Frank Mir and Strikeforce Grand Prix Champion Daniel Cormier battle in the co-main event. Mir began the round by throwing four to five head-kicks that missed within the first minute of the fight. For the better part of the round Cormier had Mir pushed up against the fence and he landed nasty punches and knees which slowed Mir down.

On Saturday night in the co-main event at UFC on FOX 7 former UFC Heavyweight Champion Frank Mir will square off against Strikeforce Grand Prix Champion Daniel Cormier. Cormier hasn't been doing too much talking, but Mir has been talking a lot and tonight he continued.

Tomorrow night live on the FOX network MMA fans will be treated to one of the best (on paper) UFC cards this year. The four fight main card is headlined by a lightweight title fight between UFC champ Benson Henderson and Strikeforce kingpin Gilbert Melendez. In the co-main event Strikeforce Heavyweight Grand Prix Champion Daniel Cormier will step in the cage against former UFC Heavyweight Champion Frank Mir.

FOX UFC Saturday is just around the corner and that means UFC Tonight has some predictions to make. Dominick Cruz and Kenny Florian take the stage to give their predictions for Daniel Cormier vs Frank Mir and Benson Henderson vs Gilbert Melendez.

It was just over four months ago when the UFC cancelled its first event when Dan Henderson pulled out of his main event clash...

After over two decades of supplying combat sports Strikeforce finally got a lethal dose of arsenic and mercifully went to sleep. If I were to...

Daniel Cormier used his outstanding wrestling skills to defeat 20-1 underdog Dion Staring in his former home of Oklahoma, then used his post-fight interview...

This weekend marks the death of Strikeforce, and after the promotion's final event most of the fighters are expected to make their way over to the UFC. I say most and not all because there are many who are fighting for their jobs with Zuffa this weekend, but there have already been a few who have been assured that they will move over to the UFC win or lose on Saturday night in Oklahoma City.