The World Series of Fighting 2 event that took place on Saturday night peaked with 332,000 live NBC Sports Network viewers, a 46 percent increase from the promotion’s inaugural event in November that peaked with 228,000 viewers. Read More »
World Series of Fighting held their second event Saturday night at the Revel in Atlantic City, N.J. The main event saw former UFC welterweight Anthony Johnson put on several pounds to take on former UFC champ Andrei Arlovski in a heavyweight headliner. Check out that fight and the rest of the main card action right here. Read More »
The World Series of Fighting 2 event took place on Saturday night in Atlantic City, New Jersey, and former UFC welterweight contender Jon Fitch was in attendance. WSOF President Ray Sefo announced that Fitch would make his WSOF debut in June against the winner of the Josh Burkman/Aaron Simpson fight that was set to take place on Saturday night. Read More »
World Series of Fighting (WSOF) 2 takes place this evening at the Revel in Atlantic City, N.J. and is headlined by a heavyweight match-up between former UFC heavyweight champ Andrei “The Pit Bull” Arlovski and UFC veteran Anthony “Rumble” Johnson. Read More »
The weigh-ins for World Series of Fighting (WSOF) 2 took place Friday at the Revel in Atlantic City, N.J., the same location hosting Saturday's fight card headlined by a heavyweight match-up between Andrei "The Pit Bull" Arlovski vs. Anthony "Rumble" Johnson. Arlovski weighed in at 245.5 pounds, while Johnson, a former UFC welterweight, tipped the scales at 230.3 pounds. Co-headliner Marlon Moraes weighed in at 135.5 pounds, while his opponent Tyson Nam weighed in at 135.2 pounds. Read More »
We already showed you part 1 of the World Series of Fighting (WSOF) 2's preview show focusing on the main event between Andrei Arlovski and Anthony Johnson. Now take a look at part 2 which focuses on the WSOF 2 bantamweight co-main event between Tyson Nam (12-4) of Portland, Ore. who will be taking on two-time national Muay Thai champion and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu brown belt Marlon Moraes (9-4) of Jupiter, Fla. via Nova Briburgo, Brazil. Read More »
Former UFC heavyweight champion Andrei "The Pit Bull" Arlovski (19-9, 1 NC) and former UFC welterweight standout Anthony "Rumble" Johnson (14-4) will both be looking to pick up their fifth straight win when they square off this Saturday night in the World Series of Fighting (WSOF) 2 main event at Revel Casino in Atlantic City, N.J. Read More »
World Series of Fighting held a conference call Tuesday for their upcoming WSOF 2 fight card scheduled for Saturday, March 23 in Atlantic City. Headliners Andrei Arlovski and Anthony Johnson, along with co-headliners Tyson Nam and Marlon Moraes and WSOF president Ray Sefo answered questions from reporters for over an hour. Read More »
World Series of Fighting has put together an in-depth video preview for the WSOF 2 heavyweight main event between Andrei "The Pitbull" Arlovski and Anthony "Rumble" Johnson. WSOF 2 is scheduled for this Saturday, March 23, in Atlantic City, N.J. and will air live on NBC Sports Network, with the prelims streaming live on Sherdog. The preview does a good job showing the story lines leading up to this fight as Arlovski, a former UFC heavyweight champ, tries to put together his fifth straight victory as he takes on Johnson, who used to fight at welterweight with the UFC. Read More »
Tomorrow/Saturday, Feb. 16 at 1:00 p.m. EST WHO: Former UFC Heavyweight Champion Andrei Arlovski Hard-Hitting KO Artist Anthony Johnson Red-Hot Bantamweight Tyson Nam Two-Time National Muay Thai Champion Marlon Moraes Middleweight Star David Branch &! nbsp; Brazilian JIu-Jitsu Black Belt ... Read More »
World Series of Fighting announced today that it will deliver a stacked, world-class Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fight card, headlined by a heavyweight showdown between superstars Andrei “The Pitbull” Arlovski (19-9) of Minsk, Belarus and Anthony “Rumble” Johnson (15-3) of Boca Raton, Fla., at Ovation Hall at Revel in Atlantic City, N.J. on Saturday, March 23, live on NBC Sports Network. Read More »
On the heels of World Series of Fighting's (WSOF) inaugural event this past November which was highlighted by Andrei Arlovski's first round TKO win over Devin Cole in the main event, the Las Vegas based mixed martial arts promotion has entered into a three-year partnership with NBC Sports Network. Read More »
Andrei Arlovski and Mike Hayes squared off in Russia. Some fans and commentators responded by stating the match was uneventful and/or disappointing. We have the full fight video between the two combatants. Read More »
UFC heavyweight Travis Browne talks with ProMMAnow.com about the torn hamstring and subsequent loss he suffered in his fight with "Bigfoot" Silva last month. Read More »
Former UFC heavyweight champ Andrei Arlovski continued his resurgence Saturday night with an impressive first round TKO stoppage over Strikeforce vet Devin Cole in the WSOF main event. Read More »
The highly-anticipated inaugural World Series of Fighting (WSOF) event kicks off this evening at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nev. Read More »
All except one of the fighters participating on the World Series of Fighting card that will take place on Saturday night made weight with no problems. Read More »
The upstart World Series of Fighting promotion held a conference call today and laid out plans for their November 3rd show as well as tentative plans for 2013. Read More »
Headliners Andrei Arlovski and Devin Cole, as well as Anthony "Rumble" Johnson, DJ Linderman and WSOF president Ray Sefo took part in a WSOF media call Wednesday. Read More »
The World Series of Fighting promotion has announced two more fights for its inaugural show that will take place on November 3rd. Read More »
A headline bout has been added to the World Series of Fighting 1 event as Andrei Arlovski (17-9) faces Devin Cole (20-9-1) in a heavyweight battle. Read More »
If you missed "ONE FC: Pride of a Nation" you were spared the heartbreak of having to see Andrei Arlovski's Pride-like finish of Tim Sylvia get turned into a "No Contest" due to a technicality. Read More »
