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Michael Bisping was set to score the biggest payday of his life, and then Georges St-Pierre was yanked from their scheduled fight.

Junior dos Santos has won only half of his past six fights, yet he somehow finds himself in a title bout at UFC 211.

Kelvin Gastelum has accepted his punishment for failing a drug test for marijuana, and he's blaming Brazil's athletic commission for his mistake.

Anderson Silva is picking a fight with the UFC, and just like in most of his past six scraps, he's going to lose.

Every middleweight title contender is upset over the surprising matchup between UFC champion Michael Bisping (pictured) and Georges St-Pierre.

Vitor "The Phenom" Belfort (pictured) has looked anything but phenomenal recently. Perhaps that's because he's a TRT-less 39-year-old competing in a young man's sport.

While the MMA world is in a frenzy over Georges St-Pierre returning from a three-year hiatus to challenge UFC middleweight champion Michael Bisping for his crown, there's a certain "Soldier of God" in Florida who is none too pleased with Wednesday's announcement.

Fedor Emelianenko (pictured) is fighting this Saturday. Many moons ago, that would have meant something (if not EVERYTHING). In 2017, at the ripe old age of 40, even the most diehard fight fan barely bats an eye.

Fifteen months ago, Holly Holm (pictured) turned the MMA world on its head when she kicked Ronda Rousey in her head to score a shocking knockout victory to capture the UFC bantamweight title from the woman Sports Illustrated had dubbed "The World's Most Dominant Athlete" just six months prior.

A month after cementing her spot atop the UFC women's bantamweight division, champion Amanda Nunes (pictured) appears to have finally hired a public relations manager. Or, she finally came to the realization herself that it was time to accept her new position of power with grace and humility.