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Gokhan Saki passed his first UFC test with flying colors in Japan on Friday night.

Next week’s UFC 216 has lost one of its pay-per-view fights.

The Paige VanZant vs. Jessica Eye flyweight fight is off due to an injury suffered by PVZ, MMA Fighting has learned. The UFC officially announced the news later Monday.

According to sources, VanZant suffered an intervertebral disc injury training jiu-jitsu and was advised by her doctor to avoid training for a few weeks. VanZant won't need to undergo surgery.

VanZant hasn’t fought since her December loss to Michelle Waterson, while Eye’s last fight was in Sept. Читать дальше...

Anderson Silva and Kelvin Gastelum will headline UFC’s upcoming event in China on Nov. 25, and visited Shanghai to promove the UFC’s first trip to the city.

Apparently McGregor's team are working around the clock on ensuring that his trilogy with Nate Diaz happens at UFC 219 December 30th! Now, I'm all for Conor defending his belt THIS year ( for the first time in his career) BUT to defend against a virtually inactive fighter in Diaz, when legit contenders are ready to, then what his the point of "interim" belts?

Al Iaquinta tore his right knee up about two years ago and spent more than 24 months away from the UFC. The Long Island native is going through something similar again — with his left knee.

A bout between rising lightweight contenders James Vick and Joe Duffy has been added to the UFC’s next trip to Madison Square Garden.

The MMA Hour is back in your life. Below is a rundown of Monday's show:

Brazilian jiu-jitsu specialist Gilbert Burns scored his first knockout in the Octagon this month at UFC Pittsburgh, and it was an impressive finish.

Marlon Vera has been doing pretty big things in his home country.

The UFC bantamweight fighter has been working with Pepsi for their latest national advertisement campaign in Ecuador. “Chito” can be seen promoting the Pepsi beverage in television commercials, billboards, bus stops ads, and many other promotional vehicles across the country. Working with Pepsi is not only a major step for Vera and his career, but also a big step for MMA, as the sport still remains unknown to many in Latin America. Читать дальше...

Paul Daley may have called out Michael “Venom” Page inside the cage after his second-round knockout win over Lorenz Larkin on Saturday’s Bellator show in San Jose, but a little while later, he made it clear that Page would not be next on his agenda if he could choose.