Podcast: Beatdown After the Bell ‘UFC 152’ TJ De Santis and Todd Martin went live on the Sherdog Radio Network following the conclusion of Saturday’s UFC 152 “Jones Vs Belfort.”...

Beatdown After The Bell: UFC 152 Jones Vs Belfort TJ De Santis and Todd Martin went live on The Sherdog Radio Network following the conclusion of UFC 152: Jones Vs Belfort.

For two hours De Santis and Martin broke down the fight card that saw Jon Jones successfully defend his light-heavyweight crown against Vitor Belfort, stopping the Brazilian with a keylock in the fourth round. The guys analyze the performance from Jones and try to breakdown if the twenty five year...

Radio: UFC 152 Roundtable Jack Encarnacao returned to The Sherdog Radio Network Friday for another SRN roundtable. This time for tomorrow night's UFC 152 card that features two titles on the line as Jon Jones defends his light-heavyweight title against former champion Vitor Belfort, while...

Pros Pick: Benavidez vs. Johnson Joseph Benavidez will enter his historic flyweight title bout at UFC 152 as a prohibitive favorite among peers.

Todd Martin Joins Press Row Every Wednesday, Administrative Editor Jordan Breen welcomes a member of the mixed martial arts media into “Press Row” on the Sherdog.com...

The Doggy Bag: The Skeptics Edition Everyone answers to somebody, so we, the staff at Sherdog.com, have decided to defer to our readers. This week, readers are feeling a little...

Lightweights Sam Stout, John Makdessi Set to Lock Horns at UFC 154 in Montreal Canadian lightweights Sam Stout and John Makdessi will clash at UFC 154 on Nov. 22.

With UFC 151 Scrapped, Jake Ellenberger-Jay Hieron Rematch Moved to UFC on FX 5 in Minneapolis The planned UFC 151 co-headliner has found a new home, as promotion officials announced Thursday that Jake Ellenberger’s welterweight rematch...

Sherdog.com’s Pound-for-Pound Top 10 It’s been a while since our last pound-for-pound update, and that span has been busy for some on this list, but frustrating for others.

UFC 150 Notebook: Contender’s Discontent Frankie Edgar wore the Ultimate Fighting Championship lightweight crown for nearly two years, and he wants it back from the man who took it away.