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Check out these photos highlighting Jose Aldo’s TKO win over Jeremy Stephens at UFC on FOX 30 from Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. (Photos by Sergei Belski, USA TODAY Sports) Jose Aldo at UFC on FOX 30 Jose Aldo (red gloves) © Sergei Belski, USA TODAY Sports Jose Aldo vs. Jeremy Stephens at UFC on FOX 30 Jose Aldo vs. Jeremy Stephens at UFC on FOX 30 Jose Aldo vs. Jeremy Stephens at UFC on FOX 30 Jose Aldo at UFC on FOX 30 Jose Aldo at UFC on FOX 30 Jose Aldo at UFC on FOX 30 Jose Aldo at UFC on FOX 30

All things considered, three-out-of-six isn’t so bad. Saturday night’s UFC Fight Night: Calgary card was a massive showcase for some of the top Canadian talent in the promotion. In the end, the Canadians batted .500. That’s probably a win, all things being equal. The night didn’t start particularly well for fighters from the Great White North, as both Randa Markos, of Windsor, Ont., and Victoria, B.C.’s Alexis Davis dropped decisions. Markos kept things close with strawweight contender Nina Ansaroff, but Ansaroff used a steady stream of leg kicks to narrowly edge out the win. It wasn’t a terrible loss by any means, but it’s got to be frustrating for Markos. In her nine fight UFC career, she’s never won two in a row, and has never lost back-to-back fights either. She’s just kind of stuck there. It’s a similar situation for Davis, who entered Saturday night ranked No. 3 in the women’s flyweight division, but just didn’t really cause any serious damage against Katlyn Chookagian. Davis isn...

Colby Covington’s coach isn’t happy with the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s (UFC) decision to give Darren Till a welterweight title shot. Covington is the interim UFC welterweight champion, but that’ll change once Tyron Woodley and Till enter the Octagon.  Woodley defends his gold against “The Gorilla”  at UFC 228 inside the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas on Sept. 8. Covington is out due to sinus surgery, but his recovery time was said to be short. Speaking to  MMAFighting.com , American Top Team coach Mike Brown expressed disappointment in the decision: “I’m pretty bummed about it. I just feel like its devaluing the belts. You can’t just make every fight a title fight if it doesn’t go your way. It just doesn’t seem right, it doesn’t seem like it’s good for long-term value for the titles. That’s a big problem. That’s the bottom line, I think they’re devaluing the belts. Everybody sees it. He’s of course upset. But what are you gonna do? Life g...

Former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) lightweight titleholder, Conor McGregor, was able to avoid jail time after reaching a plea deal with Brooklyn prosecutors on Thursday (July 26, 2018), and will instead pay restitution and attend anger management classes, along with community service. Our full report on those proceedings right  here . “I just want to say I’m thankful to the DA and the judge for allowing me to move forward,” a relived McGregor told the media. “I want to say to my friends, my family, my fans, thank you for the support. Thank you.” RELATED Rogan: McGregor’s Special Treatment Is ‘F—ked Up’ The Full Story Behind Conor McGregor’s Bus Attack This clears the way for McGregor to make his Octagon return later this year, presumably  against current 155-pound champion Khabib Nurmagomedov , though a bout of that magnitude is unlikely to take place until the end of the year. “Now that this has passed us, we can focus on things that have been on hold for some time,”...

UFC fighter Conor McGregor has pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in a deal with prosecutors to avoid jail time. McGregor had faced multiple criminal charges stemming from an  altercation in April  with other fighters. As part of his deal he is required to undergo anger management treatment. The plea will not affect his US work visa. In a statement outside the New York City courthouse, the 30-year-old thanked the judge and prosecutors "for allowing me to move forward". Image Copyright @RyanGerbosi @RYANGERBOSI Report He will also be required to fulfil five days of community service and, in exchange, will be cleared of criminal charges. McGregor had been facing 12 criminal charges related to the incident at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on 5 April. The charges against McGregor had included menacing, assault resulting in injury, reckless endangerment and criminal mischief. The most serious charges carried a maximum sentence of seven years. n a two-sentence statement outsi...