Gabriel Gonzaga lost his appeal to have Travis Browne's knockout win overturned following some questionable elbows in their heavyweight fight at The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 17 Finale last month in Las Vegas. Here's why.
The first doctor to reach Jon Jones after "Bones" mangled his toe at UFC 159 was taken to task by his fellow physicians for treatment of the injury. Now, he's fighting back against the "irresponsible" opinions based on their Internet diagnoses.
I guess it looks much worse than it is, since the doctor on UFC Tonight assured viewers that UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones would be back to fighting in just 6-8 weeks following his gruesome toe injury at UFC 159 last weekend in Newark.
Chael Sonnen discussed the disturbing broken toe injury that Jon Jones suffered in their UFC 159 title fight last Saturday (April 27, 2013) and how he would have felt winning the fight -- and the championship belt -- via technical knockout (injury).
Official gate and attendance figures for The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 17 Finale from Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC), revealing a live gate of $569,075 with a final attendance of 5,918 at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas on April 13, 2013.
Chael Sonnen retire? "American Gangster" cleared up the rumors, returning to his duties as host on Tuesday’s (April 30, 2013) edition of "UFC Tonight" on FUEL TV where he provided an update on his future following the loss to Jon Jones at UFC 159.
UFC on FOX 7 drug test results: California State Athletic Commission (CSAC) tested six UFC fighters who were included on 24-man fight card, which took place at HP Pavilion in San Jose on April 20, 2013. Who passed? Who Failed? Find out inside.
Gian Villante lost to Ovince St. Preux at UFC 159 by technical majority decision after an errant eye poke temporarily blinded him. Referee Kevin Mulhall stopped the fight without consulting the attending physician, a rule UFC now hopes to change.
Alan Belcher continues with the eye injury updates from his official Twitter.com account, providing a pic of lacerated lid that required eight stitches to fix after Michael Bisping accidentally poked him in the third and final round of their UFC 159 co-main event this past weekend. "The Talent," who was unable to continue, went on to drop a technical decision to "The Count." The good news is that injury, which you can watch happen here, was not more serious. A very close call, considering his 2010 surgery to correct a detached retina in the same eye, one that nearly ended his MMA career.
UFC hall-of-famer Tito Ortiz is glad a "true champ" like Jon Jones is in line to beat his title defense record, but insists he would "dominate" the light heavyweight kingpin if Ortiz was still in his prime.
