Clay Guida Agrees to Lightweight Pairing With Leonardo Santos at UFC on ESPN 31 At a combined age over 80, this December Ultimate Fighting Championship lightweight tilt will be among the eldest in divisional history.

Rivalries: Clay Guida A staple of the Ultimate Fighting Championship lightweight division since 2006, “The Carpenter” will face the unbeaten Mark O. Madsen in the UFC...

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: Angela Lee Turns 25 Building blocks are prized commodities in mixed martial arts, and One Championship appears to have one in its “Unstoppable” atomweight...

Prime Picks: UFC Fight Night 184 ‘Overeem vs. Volkov’ The Ultimate Fighting Championship on Saturday floats back to the UFC Apex in Las Vegas for the first stay in a lengthy residency that stretches...

Lightweights Clay Guida, Michael Johnson to Clash at UFC Event on Feb. 6 Clay Guida and Michael Johnson will square off at an Ultimate Fighting Championship event on Feb. 6.

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: Kayla Harrison Celebrates No. 30 The great expectations that greeted the two-time Olympic gold medalist’s arrival in mixed martial arts have been met with flawless results thus far.

The Vanquished: What's Next for the UFC on ESPN 11 Losers? Alexander Volkov, Shane Burgos and Marion Reneau were among those who didn’t see things go their way on Saturday night. Where do they go from here?

Clay Guida Not Contemplating Retirement, Feeling Better Than Ever Ahead Of UFC Newark Recent UFC Hall of Fame inductee and 53-fight veteran Clay Guida says he’s feeling the best he’s ever felt, and the idea of retirement is the last thing on his mind as he gets set to take on another...

By the Numbers: Jim Miller vs. Clay Guida Jim Miller and Clay Guida are two exciting fighters who have been in the Ultimate Fighting Championship longer than most of their peers. That’s why from a fan’s standpoint, their upcoming bout is long overdue. They are...

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: Kazushi Sakuraba Turns 50 If they built a Mount Rushmore for the sport of mixed martial arts, the Japanese icon seems a worthy candidate for inclusion.