Everyone knows how dangerous weight-cutting can be in MMA, and these are the most insane weight cuts in UFC history.

Chris Weidman's name appearing in the Global Fight League draft confused many. That's because longtime UFC fighter Weidman (16-8 MMA, 12-8 UFC) had just announced his retirement less than 10 days ...

Ex-UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman is keen to address ‘the elephant in the room’ concerning his recent signing to the emerging Global Fight League (GFL) promotion. Weidman retired from ...

However, Uncrowned's Ariel Helwani confirmed Monday on "The Ariel Helwani Show" that the former UFC middleweight champion has been traded to GFL's Team LA in order to put together a Chris Weidman ...

Advertisement However, Chris Weidman’s farewell was short-lived even by MMA standards. Approximately one week after announcing his retirement ahead of UFC 311, Weidman was selected in the Global ...

The GFL is making this fight happen. Chris Weidman announced that he was walking away from the UFC a week prior to the GFL draft. Many considered this to be a retirement from Weidman, however ...

Chris Weidman recently revealed a pivotal UFC conversation that resulted in his decision to retire from the promotion rather than return to the octagon. In doing so, the former middleweight ...

There were former UFC champions but there was one name that really shocked me and that was Chris Weidman (16-8). Weidman was drafted by Team New York which is led by his longtime coach Ray Longo.

Media personality Nina-Marie Daniele looked back on former UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman's career as he announced his retirement from the sport. Weidman made his UFC debut in 2011 and ...