Raul Rosas Jr. isn’t done making history. The undefeated 17-year-old became the youngest signing in UFC history on Tuesday, earning a Dana White Contender Series contract after defeating Mando Gutierrez by unanimous decision. Post-fight, Rosas spoke to the media and declared that soon he will also break the record the youngest UFC champion ever. “I’m… Poursuivre la lecture 17-year-old Raul Rosas Jr. vows to break Jon Jones’ record, become youngest UFC champion ever

Jose Aldo has retired from mixed martial arts, ending a long, and legendary career. Where does the former UFC and WEC featherweight rank amongst the all-time greats? On an all-new edition of Heck of a Morning, MMA Fighting’s Mike Heck reacts to Aldo’s decision to turn the page to the next chapter of his life,… Poursuivre la lecture Heck of a Morning: Reaction to Jose Aldo’s retirement, legendary career

Jairzinho Rozenstruik and Chris Daukaus will face off in Las Vegas two months after they were originally scheduled to meet. The veteran heavyweights have been added to UFC 282, which takes place Dec. 10 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. They originally were set to meet in Sin City at UFC Vegas 61 on Oct.… Poursuivre la lecture Jairzinho Rozenstruik vs. Chris Daukaus added to UFC 282

For a minute, it seemed Paul Felder’s Twitter account might get him into a fight outside the octagon. A back-and-forth online exchange between Felder and Marvin Vettori ended with the two-time UFC middleweight title challenger promising an in-person confrontation at UFC Vegas 41. If not for UFC producers, Felder said, things might have gotten heated… Poursuivre la lecture Paul Felder explains how he squashed beef with Marvin Vettori at UFC fighter meeting

A series of fight cancellations led to Nikolas Motta being booked against Jim Miller — a veteran of 38 octagon appearances at the time — for his UFC debut this past February, a fight Motta lost by knockout. Back in action versus Cameron VanCamp this Saturday at UFC Vegas 60, Motta feels like a different… Poursuivre la lecture UFC debut loss taught Nikolas Motta ‘you cannot fight with your balls, you have to fight with your brain too’