Frankie Edgar fires back at champ Max Holloway ahead of their UFC 222 bout. Frankie Edgar, former lightweight champion’s next and possibly last chance to grab UFC featherweight gold is back on the schedule. Edgar will challenge featherweight champion Max Holloway in the main event of UFC 222, which takes place on March 3, in
Max Holloway Vs. Frankie Edgar official for UFC 222. UFC featherweight Max Holloway will return to defend his featherweight title against former UFC lightweight champion Frankie Edgar at UFC 222, which takes place at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on March 3. Holloway originally scheduled to face Frankie Edgar at UFC 218 last month
Former UFC lightweight champion Frankie Edgar was scheduled to face Max Holloway at UFC 218 for the featherweight title. Unfortunately, a cracked orbital bone during training session forced him to pull out of the event. With Frankie Edgar out due to an injury, however, Aldo got his wish come true got a rematch with Holloway.
Hold your breath; we just heard Former UFC featherweight challenger Frankie Edgar has been forced to withdraw from his upcoming scheduled title fight against with Max Holloway at UFC 218. As per Combate, Edgar suffered a facial injury earlier this week that will require some surgery. Espn’s Brett Okamoto also confirmed. Confirmed with source Frankie Edgar
It is time for another BJ Penn fight week, so now is good time to remind ourselves that Frankie Edgar snatched the soul of Baby Jay on three separate occasions. A 145 pound fighter from New Jersey single handedly ended the myth of BJ Penn, with each loss more heartbreaking than the next for the
Coming off his first loss in nearly a decade, UFC 200 could have gone one of two ways for Jose Aldo. Option one would unveil Aldo’s chin and mindset would never be the same after suffering a 13 second soul crushing defeat courtesy the fists of Conor McGregor. Option two would unveil Aldo getting back
Could there have been a fight more in the pressure cooker as this one? José Aldo was a Featherweight king for over a decade until he got caught by the sniper left of a loud-mouth Irish dude. Frankie Edgar racked up a ridiculous record trying to chase down aforementioned dude, only to get denied at
Make no mistake about it, the interim UFC featherweight title fight between Frankie Edgar and Josè Aldo this Saturday night at UFC 200 is of huge importance. While there is a lot of speculation regarding McGregor and if he will return to the division, on Thursday during the UFC 202 press conference where he was
This whole rematch talk between Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz at UFC 200 has resulted in a crazy debate ever since it started. Some seem excited about the idea of Ninja Gaiden 2: Multi-Million Dollar Vengeance, while others think McGregor is holding an entire division hostage even if he’s only held the title for three
Whoever is running Frankie Edgar’s Twitter account may want to take the rest of the day off. Or maybe this social media expert needs to update his or her LinkedIn account. From the “Frankie Edgar sucks at talking shitting” file we have a brand new message for current UFC featherweight champion Conor McGregor. Edgar wants
It’s simultaneously beautiful and kind of crazy when you think about MMA and how champions are determined. Frankie Edgar wants a McGregor fight. He’s beheaded many men in order to get to the Irish King. Frankie Edgar SHOULD get the fight, but will he. Maybe he needs to fight Nate Diaz at 155 in order
Frankie Edgar’s coach says that Conor McGregor is running and scared of Frankie. We wouldn’t go that far, but chances are, Frankie’s coach, Mark Henry (not sexual chocolate) is confusing being scared with being smart. On the MMA Hour, Henry said this: “I saw Conor’s coach’s [John Kavanaugh’s] remark on your show [The MMA Hour]..Bro,
If the UFC had a featherweight division in the mid-1990s maybe 2Pac and The Notorious B.I.G would still be with us. Hip Hop needed Biggie and Pac while in a roundabout way the UFC’s has always kind of needed Frankie Edgar. The New Jersey featherweight is a known commodity in a new UFC era where
I’ve never been a huge Frankie Edgar fan, which many see as a detriment to me as a fan, I see it as proof of a systematic burnout and Frankie Edgar the living embodiment of that burnout. It is what it is. Frankie Edgar has made it clear that he’s deserving of another crack at
Frankie Edgar is kind of the Little Engine That Could. Whenever you see Frankie Edgar is fighting, you know that you can expect him to be in peril a few times and that the fight will probably be pretty close and back-and-forth. Of course, that was thrown out the window in the last BJ Penn
The latest finish in UFC history goes to Frankie Edgar, who wiped the diseased mat of the Octagon with Cub Swanson for approx. 24 minutes and 56 seconds before neck cranking the hell out of poor Cub, who now has the fastest WEC loss and the latest UFC loss. A fighter as good as him