Dana White‘s reach extends far beyond the Octagon — into communities where real change begins. Just last month, he joined forces with BMF champion Max Holloway.
Dominick Cruz asked himself why he didn’t walk away when he was still UFC champ. The former UFC and WEC champion is up there with current titleholder Merab Dvalishvili and Aljamain Sterling as one of the greatest fighters in UFC bantamweight history.
There has always been debate about who truly shaped the lighter divisions in the UFC, but Dominick Cruz has now made a bold claim that puts him at the center of that history.
The UFC’s official fighter rankings have been a point of contention for years, with fans often questioning their credibility. Former bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz believes he has the answer and it has little to do with actual results inside the Octagon.
Fans often hear the criticism that MMA isn’t always a true sport but rather a carnival of hype and attraction. To some extent, that rings true, especially when one considers how UFC matchmakers like Sean Shelby and Mick Maynard pair fighters from very different spots in the rankings.
Striking has always been the most crowd-pleasing aspect of MMA, and the UFC has produced plenty of elite boxers over the years. Names like Conor McGregor, Dustin Poirier, Max Holloway, and Petr Yan are often mentioned when talking about pure boxing inside the Octagon.
Dominick Cruz knew who he’d fight if he were in Ilia Topuria’s shoes. The two-time UFC Champion says Topuria has three opponents to choose from in his first title defense after knocking out Charles Oliveira at UFC 317.
On this day in 2011, Dominick Cruz settled the score with his greatest rival. Many still regard ‘The Dominator’ to be the greatest bantamweight of all time, even if Merab Dvalishvili might be closing that gap.
Henry Cejudo wants one more fight before he retires as we examine his next steps. Cejudo is not in the best form, as his last victory came in 2020 when he beat Dominick Cruz.
Taking place at the Prudential Center, in Newark, New Jersey, UFC 316 opens up the month of June with an entertaining fight card from top to bottom, including two championship contests featuring two of the top male and female competitors in the sport.
Modestas Bukauskas has responded to backlash surrounding his controversial UFC 315 win. In a night that saw a new welterweight champion crowned in Jack Della Maddalena and a pound-for-pound queen remain in Valentina Shevchenko, the UFC 315 undercard featured a split decision that had many scratching their heads.
Long before they retired as all-time greats, Dominick Cruz and Demetrious Johnson engaged in one of the fastest-paced fights in UFC history. Demetrious Johnson’s undoubtedly recognized as the greatest flyweight of all time with the record for most UFC title defenses (11).
Dominick Cruz has something to say about Urijah Faber fighting Renan Barao all these years later. Cruz, the former UFC bantamweight champion and a longtime rival of Faber’s, decided he wouldn’t be fighting into his forties, retiring from MMA after a shoulder injury took him out of a fight against Rob Font last month.
Tomorrow night on the main card of UFC Seattle, we are going to see an interesting catchweight fight that was originally not part of the card. 9th ranked bantamweight contender Rob Font (21-8) will look to hold onto his spot as he takes on rising undefeated contender Jean Matsumoto (16-0).
Tomorrow night in the main event of UFC Seattle, we are going to see a big time matchup in the bantamweight division featuring two top ten contenders. Former two-division champion Henry Cejudo (16-4) will look to prove that he still has plenty of fight left in the tank as he takes on Song Yadong (21-8-1).
The former bantamweight king wasn’t expecting to hear from a former opponent of his. Dominick Cruz may have battled injuries for the majority of his career but that didn’t stop him from leaving behind a great legacy.
A new matchup has been put together for the UFC’s return to Seattle just over one week out from fight night. A big co-main event in the bantamweight division was set to take place next weekend at the Climate Pledge Arena with Dominick Cruz returning to the Octagon.
Henry Cejudo says he would've been livid if Dominick Cruz pulled out of their fight next weekend. Fortunately for Cejudo, the former two-division champion wasn't scheduled to face Cruz at UFC Seattle and will instead meet Song Yadong in the main event.
After two decades of being a professional mixed martial artist, former UFC Bantamweight Champion Dominick Cruz has announced his retirement. Originally
Former two-time bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz expected to fight one more time and had booked his retirement fight. Cruz was slated to face Rob Font on Feb.
Nothing can stop Merab Dvalishvili - or that's what we thought. The UFC bantamweight champion hasn't lost in a while, currently on a 12-fight win streak inside the UFC.
Dominick Cruz's illustrious career is finally coming to a close. Nearing a 924-day layoff from the sport, former two-time champ Cruz is set to return at UFC Seattle to face off against Rob Font on Feb.
The UFC is heading to Seattle on February 22nd and yesterday we learned that a couple of bantamweight matchups will headline the card. Henry Cejudo and Song Yadong will be headlining the card.
Former UFC champion Dominick Cruz (24-4) knows that his career is coming to an end. The former bantamweight champion will go down in history as one of the greatest “What ifs” in the history of the sport.