If you read our list of reasons why this week won’t suck, you’d know the second UFC on Fox event will take place tomorrow (1/28) at the United Center in Chicago. The main event is Rashard Evans vs. Phil Davis and we, along with UFC and FOX, are hoping it’ll last longer than the first broadcast in which Dos Santos destroyed Velasquez. Of course… Click to read more

Earlier this week, we featured a hard-hitting gallery of MMA POA turned action movie star Gina Carano. If you were on the fence about this way-stronger-than-you cutie who can kick your @ss, you need to watch her appearance on Conan from last night (1/19). Among the many reasons she gave us to love her were: she decided to do MMA while drinking Olde English 40s wi… Click to read more

Saturday was a great night for sports fans. I was most excited about Pacquiao-Marquez; after seeing the way these two fighters matched up in their first two fights, you knew it would be worth the $55 on PPV. But what surprised me was that when I started calling my buddies to let them know I was renting the fight, every single one of them said they’d come by as long as we were also watching the UFC on Fox at 9:00. Of course, the two events didn’t overlap so it was all the same to me, but it proved to me that in the key demographic of 18-34 year olds, MMA had clearly taken over as the king of combat sports. Click the link to see Mike D’s 5 reasons for UFC surpassing boxing.

By now, you’ve probably heard about the Mayweather vs. Ortiz fight that happened over the weekend. Some of you might have caught the roast of Charlie Sheen last night where Mike Tyson railed on the Charlie (not ‘railed charlie’, that’s another story). Some of his jokes hit hard, but certainly weren’t as jarring as, say, his knockout punch against Frank Bruno. Since today (September 20th) is National Punch Day, we thought we’d show you some of the most devastating punches ever caught on camera. Check out the gallery and videos after the jump.

The UFC’s only official pre-fight show, Fight Day, returns before the historic UFC 134 event on Saturday, Aug. 27th at the HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Hosts Dave Farra and Megan Olivi will guide you through the latest news of the week, including all the details of the landmark Fox/UFC television deal. Guests will include UFC CEO Lorenzo Fertitta, fighters Junior dos Santos and Joseph Benavidez, and journalists John Morgan, Ben Fowlkes and Matt Brown. Check it out after the jump.

Okay so that might be a bit of an overstatement but it’ll definitely exceed all expectations for both moviegoers and critics. In no way am I an MMA fan. Sure, I’ve been punched in the face more times than I care to admit, but I’ve never thrown and landed a punch in my life. Sad, I know. But, the beauty of a great movie (yes, I’m calling “Warrior” great) is that it can take a subject that isn’t necessarily popular on a broad scope and make it relative or interesting to a general audience. You know when the chick you take as a date is clenching your hand so hard you hear bone crackle, that the movie’s awesome. And that’s what happened with “Warrior”. Check out the top 4 things I took away from this advanced press screening on August 4th after the jump.

UFC 133 takes place at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on Aug. 6, 2011. The event features a rematch between former light heavyweight champions Rashad Evans and Tito Ortiz. Their previous match ended in a controversial draw after Ortiz was penalized a point for holding the cage. We’ve partnered with Heavy.com to bring your their hour-long pre-fight show “Fight Day Live”. Hosts Dave Farra and Megan Olivi will interview UFC Lightweight Champion Frankie Edgar, middleweight contender Chael Sonnen, and Rashad Evans in addition to taking in-depth looks at each fighter’s preparation along with expert analysis of the matches. Check it out after the jump.

The much-anticipated Manny Pacquaio vs. “Sugar” Shane Mosley Welterweight championship fight takes place at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on May 7th. Pacquiao’s heavily favored to win and Mosley’s stated if he loses badly, he’ll retire. If Manny loses, he might not fight Mayweather. Each fighter will earn 7 digits, possibly 8 for this match. We decided you, the fans, should feel like a millionaire, so we now have this fightin’ photo gallery of babes sporting boxing glove bras entering the ring. Ding ding! Alright gentlemen, come out clickin’ after the jump!

Heavy has partnered up with UFC to launch “Fight Day Live” a 90 minute pre-fight show that takes a look at the challenges facing the fighters along with their greatest accomplishments. We’ve teamed up with Heavy to bring you the live broadcast from UFC 126 in Las Vegas. The event will feature former Light Heavyweight Champion Vitor Belfort challenging Middleweight Champion Anderson Silva for the belt. UFC 126 will feature two preliminary fights live on Spike TV, and one preliminary fight on their Facebook stream. However, you can watch the live stream of “Fight Day Live” after the jump!

Thiago Silva completely destroyed Brandon Vera’s face and spirit in a dominant decision win during Saturday night’s UFC 125. Vera spent much of the bout on his back guarding his mug against Silva’s aggressive facial assault. At the end of the fight, Silva continued slapping and taunting Vera silly, ultimately leaving the usually boistrous brawler unusually humbled. (see Silva’s post fight interview here.)

Tonight, Josh Koscheck will be fighting Georges St. Pierre for the UFC Welterweight championship in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He’s comfortable being the heel and underdog against arguably the best pound-for-pound fighter on the planet in GSP. After 7 months, the one-sided flame war which started ironically enough in Montreal when Kos said the Pittsburgh Penguins would beat the Canadiens and then he would be St. Pierre so they (the fans) would lose twice. If I told you he didn’t cross over from WWE but instead made his rise to the top starting on the first season of The Ultimate Fighter, you may be a little hesitant. Five years and a dozen seasons later, Josh Koscheck has come full circle in the MMA world.

Whitney’s a model, actress, and master of martial arts who’s originally from Minnesota but currently resides in LA. She began her career as a bikini model at 17 when she was chosen to pose for Hawaiian Tropic and went on to become a finalist in the 2005 Hawaiian Tropic national pageant. She’s a member of the USA National Bikini Team and has done print modeling for Bangin’ The Magazine, MMA Sports Magazine, Knockout Magazine, and FHM. You may have seen her on the reality TV series for MTV, the Final Fu. She has a second degree black belt in American Karate and has done promotional modeling for Hot Import Nights (HIN). Looks like we’ll have to add her to our list of Hot Chicks Who Can Kick Your Ass.

The Motor City is host to quite the Thanksgiving treat – a UFC event that will have everyone talking through the holidays. This is the first time Zuffa has brought MMA back to Detroit or its suburban jewel, The Palace of Auburn Hills since UFC 9 back in 1996. From start to finish, this PPV will be a nice break from mid-season football. Let’s take a look at what’s to come.

Remember that one girl in P.E. with the pug face who could bench 225lbs and had more body hair than you did? You knew she could take you but that didn’t seem to bother you or anyone else because she was ‘one of the guys’. Forget about her – now. These lovely ladies may be easy on the eyes but don’t be mistaken; these hot chicks can kick your ass, too!

Saturday night on Spike tv, the UFC will give you a FREE PPV. Why? Because they love their fans and understand that you’re probably broke from tailgating all season. Here’s what you can expect on this wonderful night of UFC 122: