Wow if things couldn't get even more bizarre, according to MMAFighting.com, Lyoto Machida has turned down a title fight with Jon Jones that was tentatively scheduled for UFC 152 in Toronto, Ontario. Jones, who came under fire by fans and UFC President Dana White for not taking a very short notice fight with Chael Sonnen, is now fighting Vitor Belfort on September 22nd.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada – The Ultimate Fighting Championship confirmed today that there will be another five-round title fight added to the upcoming UFC event,...
The UFC held a media conference call today for a special announcement by UFC President Dana White regarding the upcoming UFC 151: Jones vs. Henderson event scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 1.
Dana White...
UFC light heavyweight champion, Jon Jones is set to take on former PRIDE/Strikeforce champion Dan Henderson on September 1. However, Lyoto Machida is lurking...
Last night the Ultimate Fighting Championship embarked on their fourth venture onto the media conglomerate FOX’ main stage with what, on paper, seemed to...
I find it odd that some of my colleagues and fans are stating that Lyoto Machida doesn’t deserve to be the #1 contender for the UFC’s light heavyweight title. I’ve heard things like, “he lost back in December to Jones and now he beats Bader, how does that deserve a title shot?” Some of you have short memories; this isn’t the first time the UFC has anointed someone a title shot after just one victory.
At UFC on Fox 2, Chael Sonnen will be taking on a very determined Mark Munoz, but that hasn't stopped Sonnen from letting his mouth fly at every fighter possible.
UFC 140 goes down today (Dec.10) at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario.
The main event features Jon Jones vs. Lyoto Machida for the light heavyweight championship. The Nogueira brothers are both in action, with Big Nog vs. Frank Mir and Lil Nog vs. Tito Ortiz. Round out the main card are two Canadian showdowns with Claude Patrick vs. Brian Ebersole and Mark Hominick vs. Chan Sung Jung.
