Upon earning a second chance in the UFC, Middleweight Jorge Santiago (24-10) quickly had his hopes of a resurgence extinguished as he went 0-2 and was once again released from the company. Between his two stints in the UFC, a combined thirteen months, Santiago composed a less than impressive 1-4 record, with three of those losses coming by way of knockout.
The UFC paired with match maker Jay Silva have really been working to please the fans and give a variety of fights in every weight class and there have been a few surprises lately.
These fights promise to test attributes unseen in the octagon for the rising stars and gives some relatively unknown fighters a chance at the spotlight.
In a follow up to a recent post of here “Tired of fighters excuses” staff writer Matthew Wheeler gives his thoughts plus add the recent comments by all of a sudden talkative Chael Sonnen. We are coming to a split path for fans in MMA where some want the sport to grow and are willing to sacrifice [...]
Today was the Weigh-ins for tomorrows Ultimate Fight Night 20 at the Patriot Center on the campus of George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia.
The main event between Nate Diaz and Grey Maynard has alot riding on it for Maynard as his name is being talked about for a possible title fight with BJ Penn.
