Disclaimer: Since Bas spent the vast majority of his career fighting in Japan under the banner of Pancrase, he is ineligible to be covered under “The Uncrowned King" […]
The Rise of Brazilian Muay Thai Part II | A Hero's Journey
The Torchbearer In 1979, a Brazilian martial artist traveled along the coastline of Brazil and beyond, on a quest to spread the art of Muay Thai. That man […]
The Rise Of Brazilian Muay Thai | Introduction To Marco Ruas
Disclaimer One: For the purpose of honoring the time period for which this article covers, we will refer to Mixed Martial Arts in the United States as No-Holds-Barred, […]
The Uncrowned King: A Mathematical-Based Approach
A single fighter who holds the best resume in the MMA history has long been a topic of debate among fans and forums alike. Some believe this is […]
The Uncrowned King | Dan Henderson | 2009 to 2014
In the first part I published on Hendo, I covered all of his ranked wins while fighting in PRIDE. That included adding both welterweight and middleweight championship belts […]
The Uncrowned King | Dan Henderson | 2001 to 2007
Hendo is one of the most revered fighters in the history of MMA. The reason he is listed first here is not only because of the sheer […]
The Uncrowned Emperor | Fedor Emelianenko | Later Years: 2005 to 2009
The first article I wrote on Fedor reviewed his wins over the likes of Heath Herring, Big Nog twice, Mark Coleman, Kevin Randleman, and Semmy Schilt. Of all […]
The Uncrowned Emperor | Fedor Emelianenko | Early Reign: 2002 to 2004
The stoic finisher. The Heavyweight King. The stone cold killer. The Last Emperor. Known for his striped sweater and aloof demeanor, Fedor Emelianenko has mystified MMA fans and […]