By: Anthony Walker
Ultimate Fighting Championship President Dana White cannot continue to approach the COVID-19 pandemic like he has previous competitors and enemies, writes Anthony Walker.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship bantamweight contender saw his UUFC on ESPN 8 assignment get the axe due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

By: Eric Stinton
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced everyone to re-examine their priorities, including those of us who love the sport of mixed martial arts, writes Eric Stinton.

The ascendant flyweight contender defeated Jussier Formiga at UFC Fight Night 170—the final Ultimate Fighting Championship event before COVID-19 cancellations took hold.

By: Jason Burgos
Sherdog contributor Jason Burgos discusses a variety of topics in his latest mailbag, including all-time great coaches and fantasy matchups he would make if he could go back in time.

By: TJ De Santis
In cooperation with Between Rounds, TJ De Santis and former Ultimate Fighting Championship lightweight champion and current One Championship star Eddie Alvarez hosted a special edition of Beatdown.

By: Jacob Debets
By defining itself in opposition to the global fight to flatten the curve of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ultimate Fighting Championship is painting itself into the wrong corner, writes Jacob Debets.

By: TJ De Santis
TJ De Santis digs in to the archive to revisit UFC 71 with an encore edition of the inaugural "Beatdown After The Bell." On this broadcast De Santis is joined by Jordan Breen, Stephen Quadros and Josh Gross.

Forced to shut his doors in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Factory X owner calls the situation “uncharted territory.”

By: Patrick Auger
The Ultimate Fighting Championship appears dead set on playing a game of chicken with the COVID-19 pandemic on April 18. Patrick Auger wonders if its efforts will prove fruitful or disastrous.

By: Brian Knapp
The Australian’s rise to power in the Ultimate Fighting Championship featherweight division was equal parts steady and stunning.

By: TJ De Santis
On the latest installment of Between Rounds and the Sherdog Radio Network's "Way After The Bell" series, TJ De Santis and Rob Tatum revisit the night that saw Jose Aldo dethrone Mike Thomas Brown for the World Extreme Cagefighting featherweight championship at WEC 44.

By: Brian Knapp
Bellator MMA has long prided itself on developing homegrown talent, and no one embodies that approach better than A.J. McKee

By: Brian Knapp
“The Natural” ranks as one of the most influential figures in mixed martial arts history and remains one of only seven competitors to capture Ultimate Fighting Championship gold in multiple weight classes.

By: Todd Martin
Many fighters have teased us with their potential for something greater throughout the years, from Mark Schultz to Houston Alexander.

By: Brian Knapp
The Stockton, California, native has captured championships in World Extreme Cagefighting and Strikeforce during a career that spans nearly two decades.

By: Jay Pettry
Featuring some of the best competitors the sport had to offer beyond the confines of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, Strikeforce for nearly seven years won over hearts and minds with several MMA greats who are still competing today.