Why Jon Jones is still No. 1 pound-for-pound over Islam Makhachev, according to Anthony Smith
Anthony Smith doesn't agree with lightweight champion Islam Makhachev being the UFC's No. 1 pound-for-pound fighter. Makhachev (27-1 MMA, 16-1 UFC) already was No. 1 prior to quickly submitting Renato Moicano in Saturday's UFC 311 main event.
Michael Bisping thinks Charles Oliveira vs. Max Holloway for the BMF belt would be the perfect co-main to Jon Jones vs. Tom ...
Tom Aspinall isn’t a huge fan of pound-for-pound rankings, but he did enjoy the adjustment Dana White made to his personal ...
Tom Aspinall couldn't help but share his thoughts on Dana White switching from Jon Jones to Islam Makhachev, whom he believes ...
While Evans currently has the right to say he’s the man who’s hit Jones the hardest, it’s fair to say Tom Aspinall packs a heavier punch. The interim heavyweight champion is chasing the polarizing ...
Anthony Smith has revealed the UFC did not want him to compete in the popular Power Slap promotion. Smith is preparing for ...
Jon Jones vs. Tom Aspinall is still without an official date despite UFC CEO Dana White's assurances that the bout will take place.
UFC interim heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall has playfully noted UFC boss Dana White's change of stance over the ...
Jon Jones' former rival Anthony Smith reckons the former is still the UFC's No.1 pound-for-pound fighter over Islam Makhachev.
With the post, Kennedy predicted Bo Nickal, the highly touted wrestling prodigy, would be the next Middleweight UFC Champion.
UFC is already planning Islam Makhachev's next fight, according to his manager Ali Abdelaziz. Elsewhere, fans wonder if the promotion's negotiations with Jon Jones are going poorly.
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