Nogueira brother’s to anchor UFC 119
Early this morning the UFC announced the nights co-main event will be Light heavyweights Antonio Rogeiro Nogueira (19-3) and Ryan Bader (11-0).
Early this morning the UFC announced the nights co-main event will be Light heavyweights Antonio Rogeiro Nogueira (19-3) and Ryan Bader (11-0).
Just hours after his comeback victory and submission of the night honors, the UFC was already planning what’s next for Brock Lesnar (5-1).
A completely epic night of fights from top to bottom. The MGM grand garden area was packed with fans looking to see the biggest heavyweight title fight in UFC history.
Brock Lesnar is once again the Undisputed UFC Heavyweight Champion after defeating Shane Carwin.
The biggest (size wise) title fight in UFC history is going down Saturday night between Brock Lesnar and Shane Carwin.
Everyone knows there is going to be a clash of Titans this weekend when Brock Lesnar and Shane Carwin step into the cage.
With the title fight being the biggest in history, the team here at MMAValor decided to pick sides.
Image what the former Heavyweight champ Frank Mir (13-5) look like in the light Heavyweight division? Sounds farfetched but fans might actually get the chance to see it
The UFC officially UFC 116 this week and the rumored main event of Brock Lesnar vs Shane Carwin was also announced.
The fight announcement / rumors are coming fast and furious this days. Check out what fights are being talked about for upcoming events
Straight from the man himself, Roy Nelson is telling his fans that he will be fighting Heavyweight gatekeeper Cheick Kongo for his next fight.
All the ballots have been handed in by the 10 member panel and the Fighter Rankings are now updated.
Nelson has now proved he is ready to take a step up in competition. Though he has expressed interest in a fight with newly signed boxer James Toney, the fight would not do anything to help Nelson make his way toward the top.