In the 20 years the UFC has been in existence only a handful of names have gone down as true legends. Fighters such as Royce Gracie, Ken Shamrock, Chuck Liddell, Tito Ortiz, Matt Hughes, Randy Couture and now B.J. “The Prodigy” Penn populate the list. But after a disappointing unanimous decision loss to Nick Diaz on Saturday at UFC 137, Penn told UFC commentator Joe Rogan that he is calling it quits. And whether or not Penn stays true to his announcement, we count down the top five moments in his illustrious career.

You probably know Danny Downes from his come-from-behind victory over Taurean Boggues to earn a spot in the UFC or his refusal to tap against Jeremy Stephens at The Ultimate Fighter 13 Finale. But before “Danny Boy” steps into the cage against Ramsey Nijem at UFC 137 next week, the Roufusport fighter continues to kill it on the social media scene. Let’s learn about his 2005 Mercury Sable that he got from his grandma in one of our favorite new video series. If you're not following the Marquette graduate on Twitter yet do so now @dannyboydownes.

With the first episode of the new season of The Ultimate Fighter in the books, the 16 bantamweights and featherweights to make it into the house are now known. Among them is Dennis Bermudez, son of USCS's own MMA Mom Lynne McCreary. In her first TUF 14 blog, McCreary previewed the possible matchups to get in to the house and made her picks for who would make it in to the first round. Below is her retrospective on the elimination bouts: I want to start by saying Wow, the hype was true. This may be the best season of The Ultimate Fighter yet. By now anyone following the show knows who made it into the house and who took that plane ride home. I didn’t do too badly on my prefight winn...

Traditionally, movies about rogue military veterans turned mixed martial artists out to do justice or fight their way back to a past they once lived, never really produce great box office returns in their opening weekend. So what is different about the movie “Warrior” that hit theaters this weekend?

Moments after the two towers at the World Trade Center collapsed on Sept. 11, 2001 it seemed as if time were standing still, yet ten years later many look back and wonder where the time went. It is hard to believe that ten years have passed since horrific day which changes the lives of so many within the flash of an eye. More than 3,000 innocent lives were lost that sunny Tuesday in New York, Washington D.C., and in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Thousands more have died in Iraq and Afghanistan because of the tragic events that unfolded that day and even more severely wounded. The world stopped that day. Sporting events on the homefront were postponed, flights were cancelled, and many American...