Steven Siler - Page 2

Following a lop-sided decision loss to Desmond Green in the main event at Titan FC 32, Steven Siler has made the decision to drop...

  Titan FC invaded the Tsongas Center in Lowell, Mass. on Friday night for Titan FC 32. In the main event, Desmond Green won the Titan FC...

Many fighters train their entire lives to make it to one of the big stages of the game, for Desmond Green he has fought...

27-year old UFC Featherweight Steven Siler has been released from the UFC. He was a competitor on The Ultimate Fighter 14, and although he didn't...

To kick off the main card, Steve Siler took on Rony Jason in a spectacular debut fight. The Brazilian put his solid 14-4 record...

UFC featherweight Steven Siler picked up a big knockout victory over former WEC champ Mike Brown at UFC Fight Night 26. It took "Super" less...

UFC Fight Night 26's Facebook prelims started off with a bang tonight, with Ramsey Nijem taking on James Vick. The two lightweight TUF alumni...

Good evening, fight fans! It’s Monday, so that means it’s time to check in from the Graveyard Shift! UFC 159 has gone down, curses...

Another featherweight tilt has been added to the ever expanding UFC 159 fight card, as Jimy Hettes meets Steven Siler. UFC officials announced the featherweight match-up...

The show picks up right where we left off at the aftermath of the Akira Corassani defeat of Dustin Neace. Neace is still bitter about the fight not being stopped in the first round as he secured a deep heel hook submission, and caused Akira to tap. Regardless if Akira's tap was seen or not seen by the referee, Neace should have held the submission until the referee had broken up the fight. Instead, it looked like Neace loosened the hold right after he felt Akira tap, giving Akira an opportunity to escape and continue the fight. Jason Mayhem Miller chalks up the fight as a great learning experience for Neace and the rest of his team to not stop fighting until the referee stops you from fighting.