BJ Penn

The UFC's Middle East debut was ruined by a bizarre, frustrating, and disrespectful performance by the P4P champ.

Saturday nights fights shook up our Fighter Rankings but not as much as you might expect.

Anderson Silva's showboating and refusal to engage overshadowed an otherwise great night of fights.

The UFC arrives in the Middle East for the first time in its 16-year history with UFC 112 at Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

BJ Penn and Anderson Silva nearly derailed the UFC 112 conference call with a conversation of their own.

Here’s who we think are on-deck for title shots, why we think they deserve a shot and what they need to do to get it.

Many fighters achieve brilliance on a single night but an elite group can point to a five or 10 year stretch when they fought the best and almost always won.

We’ll take a look at stories 10 through six in Part One of this year-end special.

B.J. Penn had a simple answer for Diego Sanchez. "No."

Penn, Mir, and Florian turned in dominant performances on an incredible night of fights.