Sherdog’s Official Mixed Martial Arts Rankings Neil Magny is back in the welterweight top 10 after staging a dramatic comeback against Hector Lombard in Australia.

Sherdog’s Top 10: Fighters Worth the Price of Admission From Donald Cerrone to Nick Diaz, MMA’s past and present are littered with fighters who drive the excitement level through the roof.

Sherdog’s Official Mixed Martial Arts Rankings Miesha Tate rises to the top spot in the women’s bantamweight rankings after ending the brief reign of Holly Holm in the co-main event of UFC 196.

Sherdog’s Official Mixed Martial Arts Rankings Nearly 10 years into his UFC career, Michael Bisping finally earned a signature win under the bright lights.

Returning to WinnaVegas Casino Resort on April 9 for "NEW ERA" (PRESS RELEASE) – RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA – King of the Cage, the leader in casino mixed martial arts entertainment, returns to WinnaVegas Casino Resort in Sloan, Iowa on Saturday, April 9, 2016 featuring an evening of live MMA fights that includes two title bouts plus a stacked fight card headlined by a Welterweight (170 pounds) world title fight between current KOTC Welterweight Amateur World Champion...

By the Numbers: UFC Fight Night Pittsburgh Donald Cerrone looks like he’s ready to start another lengthy winning streak.

UFC Fight Night ‘Cerrone vs. Oliveira’ Results: Play-by-Play & Updates Sherdog.com's live UFC Fight Night “Cerrone vs. Oliveira” coverage kicks off Sunday at 5:30 p.m. ET.

Preview: UFC Fight Night ‘Cerrone vs. Oliveira’ Lightweight mainstay Donald Cerrone moves up to 170 pounds for a clash with Alex Oliveira on Sunday in Pittsburgh.

Returning to Black Bear Casino Resort on April 8 for "GENERATION X" (PRESS RELEASE) – RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA – King of the Cage, the leader in casino mixed martial arts entertainment, returns to Black Bear Casino Resort in Carlton, Minnesota on Friday, April 8, 2016 with another world-class mixed martial arts event, headlined by a...

The Bottom Line: UFC’s Super Bowl Weekend Switch an Encouraging Precedent The Ultimate Fighting Championship responded to its latest pay-per-view crisis in a way that could not have made more sense, writes Todd Martin.