Jon Jones to Call it Quits After One Last Epic Battle
The UFC world was shaken to its core today as Jon Jones announced his plans to retire after defending his heavyweight title against Stipe Miocic
The UFC world was shaken to its core today as Jon Jones announced his plans to retire after defending his heavyweight title against Stipe Miocic
The UFC is breaking ground in yet another country as it is heading to Paris for the first time in the company’s history, as it
Francis is on pace to become the most popular Heavyweight in the UFC’s young history. The Cameroonian born fighter has a record of 17-3 and
Nate Diaz (20-13) vs Conor (22-6): As it stands Diaz vs Conor is deadlocked at 1-1 for each fighter. While Conor is still on the mend
Jon Jones has ruled his time in the UFC with an Iron fist. The man known as “Bones” has made the words Prodigy, Expert and
Stipe Miocic posted on his Facebook earlier a statement about his loss to Francis Ngannou at UFC 260. First and foremost, I’m ok. I know
Francis Ngannou becomes UFC Heavyweight Champion of the World at #UFC260 with an incredible knockout win against Stipe Miocic!
UFC Heavyweight champion Stipe Miocic faces Francis Ngannou on Saturday at UFC 260 in Las Vegas for a fight to determine the “baddest man on
Sunday morning’s stacked show will culminate in the salivating rematch between Ohio firefighter Stipe Miocic [20-3-0], and Francis ‘The Predator’, Ngannou [15-3-0]. In their first
Watch the first time Stipe Miocic and Francis Ngannou fought for the UFC Heavyweight title at UFC 220 ahead of their massive rematch at #UFC260.