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Would-be superhero “Phoenix Jones” is in some very real legal trouble. Jones, an MMA fighter whose real name is Benjamin Fodor, is facing multiple drug charges after allegedly being caught selling Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) by an undercover officer, according to a report from Seattle’s KOMA News citing a King County District

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Josh Thomson has officially retired. The former Strikeforce lightweight champion appeared on the Weighing In podcast told co-host John McCarthy that he no longer has plans to continue competing. Thomson, 41, has not fought since a knockout loss to Patricky Freire at Bellator 172 in February 2017. “I can say

ONE flyweight titleholder Adriano Moraes had to wait a year on the sidelines while Demetrious Johnson did what he was supposed to do, which is win the promotion’s grand prix. They are finally set to meet for the flyweight belt on April 11 in China, and Moraes is happy with

Filed under: By MMA Fighting Newswire Jan 28, 2020, 6:00pm EST Read More

The PFL is scouring the globe to bolster its roster. The league plans to work with several international promotions to organize a series of one-night tournaments that will send winners to its 2020 season, MMA Fighting confirmed with officials following a report from ESPN. Five, four-fighter tournaments will send winners

The Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships is entering new territory. The promotion announced Tuesday that it will make its debut in Kansas on March 14 when it holds BKFC 11 at INTRUST Bank Arena in Wichita. BKFC has previously put on shows in Wyoming, Mississippi, and Florida, as well as Cancun,

It’s a tale as old as time: a fighter comes from humble beginnings, rises through the ranks, and then summits the mountain, earning fame and making more money than he’d ever dream of, only to squander his newfound riches just a few years later. And while it may not be

More than a week after Conor McGregor returned with a flourish, his fight with Donald Cerrone remains a source of interest far beyond the MMA bubble. The attention though, has shifted from the match itself to criticism of ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith. The most consequential of it came from