Repeating a Titanic Mistake From the demise of UFC 223 to the news that Brock Lesnar could return and challenge for the heavyweight title, MMA has not put its best foot...

Slippery Slope Getting comfortable with dismissing athletic commissions whenever it is convenient is opening a can of worms that could do irreparable harm,...

No Losers Here Khabib Nurmagomedov and Al Iaquinta can hold their heads high after headlining UFC 223 under less-than-ideal circumstances, writes Alexander Tsao.

Carbajal: Checkmate for the ‘Red King’ Future Bellator MMA free agents would be wise to follow the path Rory MacDonald took to a championship, writes Edward Carbajal.

Opinion: What Does UFC-Caliber Mean Now? While the Ultimate Fighting Championship might still be the standard, but it is no longer the only game in town for elite mixed martial arts,...

Opinion: Make or Break Time for Stefan Struve The 7-foot Dutchman needs results to match the expectations that were set for him roughly a decade ago, writes Jake Hughes.

Opinion: A Mir-ror and a Map For All MMA Modernity As imminent and obvious as it was, the phrase “Bellator MMA heavyweight Frank Mir” rings strange. No, not strange as in unexpected -- like I...

Opinion: Even for Mayweather and McGregor, Less Can Still Be More How often is the third entry in any given series -- fiction, non-fiction or fightsports -- the best of all things? Essentially never. Even knowing that much, the crippling and resonant lameness of the third round of the...

Opinion: No Denying Greatness of Floyd Mayweather Jr. The criticisms of the undefeated boxing champion are often misguided and unfounded, especially when they involve the quality of his resume,...

The Bottom Line: The Difficulty of Proving UFC Isn’t Necessarily Best Rory MacDonald represents Bellator MMA’s best hope to combat the presumption of Ultimate Fighting Championship fighter superiority, writes...