Betting

If you’re a mixed martial arts fan and you’re not excited about the UFC 181 main event, then you need to be seriously questioning your love for the sport. The UFC welterweight title is on the line in Las...

With a myriad of events between Fight Night, Fight Pass and PPV, we have live UFC entertainment nearly every weekend. For sports fans, this is a great era to live in, where any night can be one of thrilling battles, vicious KOs and dazzling submissions.

After surviving some rough opening flops in the UK, some question if we've already reached peak MMA media saturation.

Georges St Pierre is the current UFC MMA welterweight champion and he is considered to be the best MMA fighter the world has ever seen. He has trained in karate, in jujitsu, in wrestling and in boxing. He's a genuine all-rounder who worked his way through college by working as a bouncer.

Did you bet Jones at -900 against Gustafsson? Were you sweating bullets for 25 straight minutes because of it? Title fights are lucrative for betting, but with so many X-factors involved in world-class preparation, you can find yourself on the wrong side of the value easily

Last night at UFC 162 Chris Weidman shocked the world, both in terms of result and execution. A worthy challenger to the throne long-held by Anderson Silva, Chris Weidman showed no fear in his bout against the greatest fighter of all time, hitting an early takedown and finding no purchase with several submission holds.

It was a well-hyped fight, but one that played out perhaps even more one-sided than imagined. The always vocal Chael Sonnen had talked his way into a title shot at 205 lbs, yet champion Jon "Bones" Jones wasn't impressed by the verbal acrobatics, and certainly wasn't impressed by Sonnen's skills. Landing shots in the clinch and easily winning the wrestling battle, Jones broke a toe, but absolutely dispatched his opponent with little danger and maximum damage.

The champ is no stranger to tough fights, and Benson Henderson was more than ready for his test last Saturday, taking on Strikeforce champion Gilbert Melendez. The first round saw Melendez get into Henderson's face and pressure the champ with overhand rights and striking in the pocket, taking the round on every score card and potentially setting the pace for the night.