IBF welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr. could’ve fought Miguel Cotto in December, but Spence opted not to take a multi-fight deal with Golden Boy Promotions.
From a box office standpoint, Conor McGregor’s professional boxing debut vs. Floyd Mayweather couldn’t have gone much better. The UFC lightweight champion brought the fight to the legendary Mayweather before losing by TKO in the 10th round of their Aug.
Michael Hutchinson discusses the big news topics that dominated headlines this week.
Get the inside scoop on the first half of the preliminary contests of UFC Gdansk, featuring Conor McGregor’s training partner Artem Lobov clashing with the always exciting Andre Fili.
Bantamweight contender Aljamain Sterling will face BJJ specialist Rani Yahya at UFC Fight Night: Swanson vs. Ortega in December.
A hitman targeting an Armenian businessman mistakenly kills his driver, a former Chechen MMA fighter, instead.
Connor Ruebusch and Patrick Wyman preview the quite meaningful fight between Donald Cerrone and Darren Till, and break down the rest of what UFC Gdansk has to offer.
White: “The list goes on and on of what could’ve been with Jon Jones.”
Eddie Hearn talks about potential timetables for making an Anthony Joshua showdown with Deontay Wilder and Joseph Parker.
Boxing since the age of 12, Dublin-born Conor McGregor has gone from a plumbing apprenticeship and a life on benefits to being the current UFC Lightweight Champion and the biggest fight sports star in the world.
Demetrius Andrade returns to HBO on Saturday night.
Demetrius Andrade
Record: 24-0 (16 KO) ... Streak: W24 ... Last 5: 5-0 ... Last 10: 10-0 ... Stance: Southpaw ... Height/Reach...
While it may be unlikely, Dana White is open to the possibility of a superfight between Conor McGregor and GSP.
The final cruiserweight match in the tournament will be held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Golden Boy promoter Oscar De La Hoya drops a heaping ton on praise on Miguel Cotto.
Game of Thrones standout Daniel Portman trains with UFC commentator and fighter Dan Hardy.
