A welterweight match-up is currently targeted for the upcoming ufc 133 event. Heavy hitters Mike Pierce and Johny Hendricks are expected to collide at the pay-per-view event, which takes place at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on August 6th. Both men have faced some of the top fighters in their divisions, and though they have struggled, they have proven their mettle and with a win here, either man could vaunt themselves back to the upper echelon of the division. ...

"UFC Fight Night 24" produced a bunch of pleasant surprises for all the fans who tuned into both the Facebook and Spike TV broadcast matches. While much of the attention of the crows surrounded both the co-main and headlining bouts, which featured knockout artists Anthony Johnson and Dan Hardy in welterweight action, while Phil Davis met with legend Antonio Rogerio Nogueira in a 205-pound bout---a pair of bantamweights stole the show, "The Korean Zombie" surprised the crowd with a submission, and Johnny Hendricks dropped bombs en route to a TKO win. And those men, for their efforts, picked up "Fight Night" bonuses for their stellar performances. ...

Former contenders Johny Hendricks and Paulo Thiago are scheduled for an upcoming event inside the octagon. While both men have seen better days, they meet at an impasse as both men are coming off of losses inside the UFC, however in the case of Paulo, it could be night night to his once promising career under the Zuffa banner. There isn't really any better way to make a splash in the welterweight division, at least not like knocking out perennial contender Josh Koscheck in your organization debut. However, the loss likely set the Brazilian up for failure as he has since yet to receive any sympathy inside the cage, and Hendricks will give him no less. ...

Now that UFC 117 is now in the books, after one of the promotion's best night of fights in recent memory, where middleweight champion Anderson Silva defended his title against top contender Chael Sonnen, Matt Hughes solidified himself in the 170 pound division, and Junior dos Santos became the next challenger after Cain Velasquez, for the UFC heavyweight title. ...

Part 2 of this exciting extravaganza begins... Johny Hendricks vs Charlie Brenneman Will Hendricks ever see a UFC main card, ever again? ...

UFC 107 takes place in Memphis Saturday headlined by Fighters.com and UFC Lightweight Champion “Prodigy” BJ Penn (12-4-1) versus tenth-ranked “Nightmare” Diego Sanchez (19-2-0).  A fight we are not scheduled to see is undefeated Johny Hendricks (6-0) versus UFC newcomer Ricardo Funch (7-0) as it is slated for the prelims. This is robbery at it's finest.

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UFC welterweights Johny Hendricks (6-0) and "Golden Boy" Ricardo Funch (7-0) will fight at UFC 107 in Memphis December 12 according to a report at MMA Junkie. ...

"When you get to see the fight in slow motion, you can see that [Amir Sadollah (1-1)] was out and then, after a couple of strikes, wakes back up and starts trying to stand back up," UFC referee Dan Miragliotta told Fighters.com Sunday night in response to the outrage here and across the MMA media after Johny Hendricks (6-0) TKO'd the charasmatic The Ultimate Fighter 7 champ Sadollah in 29 seconds in Hendricks's Octagon debut at UFC 101 in Philadelphia Saturday. Miragliotta emphasized, "You know me and have spoken with me about other fights, my job is to protect the fighters and I try and do my best to do that." Sadollah began the fight lunging forward in a 1-2 combination, but ate a Hendricks straight left that backed Sadollah up stunned. Hendricks smelled blood in the Octagon and followed Sadollah landing a series of uppercuts. ...

Hirsute welterweight Johny Hendricks (6-0) whipped The Ultimate Fighter 7 champ Amir Sadollah (1-1) in 29 seconds at UFC 101 in Philadelphia Saturday night. Sadollah lunged forward with a sharp 1-2, but Hendricks weaved a straight left inside Sadollah's guard. Sadollah backpeddaled and Hendricks stalked with another left that dropped Sadollah. After several undefended left hooks to Sadollah's head, referee Dan Miragliota ended the fight. ...

The WEC has officially added a bout between former UFC Lightweight Champion “Little Evil” Jens Pulver (22-9-1) and “Bad Boy” Leonard Garcia (11-3) to its 10 September card in Hollywood, FL. After submitting Cub Swanson (12-2) with a guillotine choke in 35 seconds at his WEC debut in December, Pulver lost the unanimous decision in his five-round battle with current Featherweight Champion “California Kid” Urijah Faber (21-1) in June. Garcia, who has been battling drug charges, most of which have been dropped, last fought at his WEC debut in February when he TKO’d “Streetfight Bancho” Hiroyuki Takaya (9-5-1) in the first round. Also official on the WEC 36 card are: “Indio” Danillo Villefort (8-2) v Jake Rosholt (4-0) “Razor” Rob McCullough (16-4) v “Cowboy” Donald Cerrone (8-0) Rani Yahya (11-4) v Yoshiro Maeda (23-5-2) Johny Hendricks (3-0) v “Russian Crusher” Alex Serdyukov (8-4) “9mm” Ed Ratcliff (6-1) v Danny Castillo (5-1) Headlining the event are Faber and Mike Thomas Brown (19-4) in a featherweight title fight, and a middleweight title rematch between Fighters.com’s third-ranked “Ely” Paulo Filho (16-0) and Chael Sonnen (20-9-1). ...