Sherdog.com’s Pound-for-Pound Top 10 There was a time when the thought of defeating Jose Aldo at all was laughable. Max Holloway has beaten him twice in six months.

Sherdog.com’s Pound-for-Pound Top 10 Winds of change swept across the bottom tier of these rankings, and they took the form of a returning Georges St. Pierre.

Benson Henderson: By The Numbers The former Ultimate Fighting Championship and World Extreme Cagefighting champion will tackle Patricky Freire in the Bellator 183 main event on...

By the Numbers: Luke Rockhold The former middleweight champion returns to the Octagon opposite David Branch in the UFC Fight Night 116 main event on Saturday in Pittsburgh.

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...

The Bottom Line: The Elephant in the Room Even as they meet to unite the UFC featherweight championship, Jose Aldo and Max Holloway will find it hard to emerge from Conor McGregor’s...

Opinion: Miguel Torres Was a Builder, Not a Bridge I thought I would be writing about the death of the World Series of Fighting in this space, its forthcoming “Professional Fighters League” rebirth notwithstanding. Instead, with the retirement of former...

Sherdog’s Top 10: Middleweights of All-Time From Gegard Mousasi and Nate Marquardt to Anderson Silva and Dan Henderson, many have built lasting legacies at 185 pounds.

Opinion: The Myth of Mind Games Chael Sonnen provided further evidence that the mental part of MMA, at least as it relates to so-called “psychological warfare,” means far...

Sherdog’s Top 10: UFC Ironmen They say time reveals everything. In the case of these fighters, it has exposed strengths and weaknesses and shined a light on successes and failures.