The bill to sanction mixed martial arts in the state of New York passed it's second hurtle in the State Assembly today as it passed through the Codes Committee by a unanimous vote. While UFC President Dana White tweeted that the vote was 17-1, the Assembly Clerks' office reported that all members voted in favor. The bill that would allow for MMA competitions in the Empire State was expected to pass through Codes but, similarly to its passing both on the State Senate floor and in previous committees, the overwhelming support for the bill surpassed the expectations of all but the most optimistic of MMA supporters. Time remains the principle enemy of the combat sport as only six meet...

The latest US Combat Sports product review takes an in-depth look at Kimura Wear's Second Skin Compression Pants. Check out this article to see whether this equipment is worth the price.

This weekend at UFC 131 a middleweight battle between Demain Maia and Mark Munoz will move one fighter closer to title contention. Hailed as the USCS Fight of the Week, the grappler versus wrestler matchup could showcase an exciting stoppage.

Chris Weidman is a rising MMA fighter who brings a different type of attitude to the sport of MMA that hasn’t been seen in a long time. Before his big fight at UFC 131 against Jesse Bongfeldt, US Combat Sports sat down with "The All-American" to discuss his life as a fighter and the type attitude he wants to bring to the sport.

On Friday, June 3rd, the Lancaster County Convention Center hosted the Central Pennsylvania Warrior Challenge 12. The MMA card featured ten amateur bouts and three professional, including a headlining fight between Bill Bookwalter and Darnell Hayes. Below are the highlights of the evening: The main event between Hayes and Bookwalter proved to be the definition of a drag out brawl. During the first round, the fight seemed to be all grappling and all Bookwalter. After scoring a takedown early, the first stanza of the fight was a game of position control that Bookwalter always ended up on top of. In the scrambles he could do no wrong, but the effort seemed to be getting to him at the close of ...