Former UFC light heavyweight champion Lyoto Machida has dropped back down to middleweight to face England’s Fabian Edwards at Bellator 281...
It’s all movie sets, front-row seats, charity moustaches and sun and ski for ‘The Dragon’November 2012Saturday 10thAfter recently packing up
Antonio Inoki Slaps Lyoto MachidaWhy exactly did future UFC light heavyweight champion Lyoto Machida receive public face slaps from Japanese pro
All the information every MMA fan needs to know. Light-heavyweight veteran Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson says he intends to retire at the age of 35.
At UFC 129, John Makdessi scored the second spinning back-fist KOs in UFC history, while Lyoto Machida performed the UFC’s first crane-kick knockout.
“If I got stomped out in three minutes by a guy who I outweighed by 50lb, I’d think about quitting too. Chael Sonnen hits out at Brock Lesnar
FO’s experts and statisticians analyze three upcoming bouts First, FO analyst Andrew Garvey takes a look at the state of play
Antonio Inoki inspired MMA and groomed 'The Dragon' for success. Mention his name to almost any Japanese citizen and they’ll smile with recognition.
Conventional wisdom held that MMA had made traditional martial arts obsolete. But the wave of elite fighters below suggests otherwise.
Former UFC light heavyweight champion Lyoto Machida has dropped back down to middleweight to face England’s Fabian Edwards at Bellator 281...
FO experts Andrew Garvey and Pete Irving analyze three upcoming bouts: Jackson vs Machida; Brown vs MacDonald; and Rivera vs Sakara.
By the Numbers 66 41 A grand total of 41 people were counted inside the cage after Jake Shields beat Dan Henderson at Strikeforce Nashville.
Between UFC 101 and UFC 111 the promotion held 150 fights. However, a little math reveals that only 1.3% of the promotion’s fights were for a belt.
Using the five UFC champions as examples, we sought out the answers from the people who know them best: trainers, coaches, friends and family.
Lyoto Machida vs Shogun Rua: this fleeting moment captured between rounds was proof of the effectiveness of Shogun’s leg kicks.
His fighting style has caught the imagination of anyone who has trained in the traditional martial arts. Finally, someone who can make those technique
As mentioned in this month’s article ‘Mind Games: Psychological Warfare in MMA’ on page 54, the stare-down is a pivotal moment.
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