MMA Fighting has Bellator 293 results for the Golm vs. James event and more from Friday’s action at the Pechanga Resort and Casino in Temecula, Calif. In the main event, Bellator heavyweight contenders Marcelo Golm and Daniel James collide in a five-round battle with title implications. Cat Zingano and Leah McCourt compete in a women’s… Poursuivre la lecture Bellator 293 Results: Golm vs. James

Heavyweights Sergei Pavlovich and Curtis Blaydes will battle in a potential No. 1 contender’s bout at UFC Vegas 71 on April 22, and now the poster for the event has been revealed. Considering the stakes in the fight, it’s no surprise that Pavlovich and Blaydes take center stage ahead of the card, which is scheduled… Poursuivre la lecture Sergei Pavlovich, Curtis Blaydes take center stage in new UFC Vegas 71 poster

20 years ago I was in Camp Pennsylvania on the Kuwait/Iraq border waiting for 101st Airborne to cross and enter the war. It was the middle of the night and three successive blasts woke me. My tent was burning down around me and a scud middle alert went off. At the same time a British… Poursuivre la lecture 20 years ago I was in Camp Pennsylvania on the Kuwait/Iraq…

Gamebred Boxing has tweaked the lineup for Saturday’s event in Milwaukee. MMA slugger Paul Daley is out of a planned clash with fellow UFC veteran Markus Perez. Joe Riggs, a longtime MMA veteran who has been competing in bare-knuckle boxing matches over the past few years, has agreed to step in on days’ notice. The… Poursuivre la lecture Gamebred Boxing 4 fight card set, Joe Riggs replaces Paul Daley in preliminary bout

Dakota Ditcheva was not at all shocked she earned her first submission win this past weekend at PFL Europe 1. The 24-year-old improved to 8-0 as a pro MMA fighter when she tapped Malin Hermansson in the first round in Newcastle, England. Having come from a Muai Thai background, a lot of MMA fans were… Poursuivre la lecture PFL Europe’s Dakota Ditcheva not surprised she picked up submission win, even though many were ‘quite shocked’

Jay Hieron knows he’s one of the lucky ones. Throughout a 10-year, 30-fight MMA career, Hieron avoided any major injuries, and though he suffered four knockouts, he never dealt with any long-term effects when it came to brain damage or impaired cognitive function. For the past decade since retiring from MMA, Hieron has been busier… Poursuivre la lecture Jay Hieron avoided major damage in MMA but admits long-term health played a part in career change