Gregory Rodrigues stopped 26 of 29 takedown attempts, knocked Anthony Hernandez down four times, and earned the Fight of the Night in a five-round war at UFC Sacramento. Full results breakdown and what it means for the middleweight division.
Shavkat Rakhmonov is 19-0 with every single win coming by stoppage. Breaking down why “Nomad” is the scariest man in the UFC welterweight division—and how to build his archetype in TKO Tycoon.
Max Holloway’s fighting style is a volume-striking system built on jab control, relentless body work, and elite cardio — the same blueprint that knocked out Conor McGregor in 69 seconds at UFC 329. Here’s how Blessed actually operates inside the octagon.
Anthony Hernandez vs. Gregory Rodrigues headlines UFC Fight Night 285 in Sacramento on August 22. We break down the styles, the key matchup questions, and make our pick.
Alex Pereira already holds two UFC titles. He lost a controversial shot at a third against Ciryl Gane at UFC Freedom 250. Here’s why that chase isn’t over.
Alexa Grasso’s fighting style combines traditional Mexican boxing footwork, precise counter-punching, and a clinch submission game that produced one of women’s MMA’s greatest upsets. Here’s how she does it.
Joshua Van holds the UFC record for significant strikes per minute at 8.43 — and he is just 24 years old. Here is how the flyweight champion built the most relentless pressure game in the division and what it means for the rematch with Pantoja at UFC 331.
UFC 331 is set for September 19 in Los Angeles — Joshua Van defends the flyweight belt against Alexandre Pantoja in a rematch that’s been in the making since a 26-second arm-injury stoppage at UFC 323. Here’s the full card breakdown and our picks.
Islam Makhachev defeated Ian Machado Garry by unanimous decision at UFC 330 in Philadelphia, setting a new UFC record with his 17th consecutive win. Full breakdown of every fight on the card.
Jon Jones built his 28-1 record on a system most opponents couldn’t solve: oblique kicks that break distance, elbow-heavy clinch work, and wrestling used as a threat multiplier. This is how the system actually works.