A fighter throws an accidental kick to the groin area and loses a point as penalty. A fighter is picked up and about to be slammed and he grabs the cage to prevent it. The referee slaps his hand and says “don’t grab the cage”. Ooh. This happens with such frequency that I feel it has become a strategy. If a fighter is not going to be penalized for cheating, then why not cheat? I have seen fighters grab the cage countless times in a fight – in a round! – and not once have I seen a referee even threaten to take a point. One accidental nut shot and the referee gives out dire warnings about taking a point. … Read more »

Find the best restaurant/bar to watch the Mayweather/Cotto Fight in Chicago [near Wrigleyville, Cover includes FREE drink.] [All welcomed to join!] More Details….. Expect fireworks from both boxers, as the main event on May 5th between Floyd Mayweather vs. Miguel Cotto will leave it all in the ring to cement themselves in the top boxers of this era.  Where will you be watching this fight in Chicago?  And if that wasn’t enough, in the co-main event we’ll see Shane Mosley try and prove that he’s still relevant in the rankings as he faces the young and much ballyhooed and underfeated Mexican fight Saúl Canelo Álvarez.  Many consider Alvarez as the next mega star boxer from Mexico. Also on this night starting at … Read more »

The UFC is coming to Chicago and we have the full rundown of all the activities and festivities planned for the week. Check out fighter appearances, autograph session, after-parties and so much more. Come on over to our Meetup page for the full schedule!

Watch live action of this huge boxing match, including a big undercard…..only on PPV(payperview)

Saturday, September 17th at 9:00pm(central)

Floyd Mayweather(41-0; 25ko’s)  vs.  Victor Ortiz(29-2; 22ko’s)
—for Ortiz’s WBC welterweight title

Saul “Canelo” Alvarez(37-0; 27ko’s) vs. Alfonso Gomez(23-4; 12ko’s)
—for Alvarez’s WBC junior middleweight title.
—Many consider the 21 year year Alvarez to be amongst the best Mexican fighters ever once his career evolves.  Come watch his coming out party!

Erik Morales(51-7; 35ko’s) vs. Pablo Cesar Cano(22-0; 17ko’s)
—for vacant WBC junior welterweight title

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The grudge that has been 2 years in the making is finally upon us.  Many are calling this grudge match as boxing biggest heavyweight title fight since Mike Tyson/Evander Holyfield.

There is no love lost with these two fighters.  So why, you’ll want to come out and watch this fight on July 2nd, 3:30pm live start time.  This fight is taking place in Germany.

Find out where to watch this epic battle in Chicago.

Almost all bar/restaurant locations showing the Pacquiao/Mosley fight (May 7th) will have a cover charge for entry to watch this fight.  Cover charges will usually range from $10-$25. We will compile a comprehensive list of bars throughout Chicago and all of Illinois.  This list be update up until 12noon on May 7th.  Many bar locations won’t order the fight until a day or two before the event.   So check back here for updates.  Or, head to the ‘Message Board’ on Chicago Boxing & MMA fanclub website for immediate updates and bars with NO COVER! _____ The Undercard is Loaded!!! After serving a stint in the Betty Ford clinic to take care of an alcohol problem, former WBC/WBO middleweight champion Kelly … Read more »

Upcoming Fights | Fight Results No list of top Canadian fighters is complete without mentioning Georges St-Pierre. In fact, you might as well dismiss any such list that doesn’t feature GSP at the top. He has a professional record of 20-2 with 15 of those wins coming in the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship), which is recognized as the predominant mma organization in the world. He has won 30 consecutive rounds – a UFC record – and outstruck his opponents 1067 to 367 (an almost 3 to 1 ratio). He’s sitting on an eight-fight win streak (the second longest in UFC history) with five successful defenses of his welterweight title, tying the UFC record set by Matt Hughes. There is currently … Read more »

I will be 26 in a few months and I’m already feeling ancient. You see, “back in my day”, when you participated in a sport you didn’t get to choose your opponents, nor could you back out of a matchup against your friends. Rashad Evans initially refused to fight his friend Jon Jones, but recently reversed his decision when confronted with Jones’ professionalism. Now from Strikeforce, welterweight champion Nick Diaz and lightweight champion Gilbert Melendez both say they won’t fight their friends. Why not? Refusing to fight people they like is detrimental to mma being taken seriously by the general public as a legitimate sport. It makes it look like a bunch of neanderthals settling grudges. (Michael Bisping’s recent antics … Read more »

Watch UFC 128 at a local bar in Chicago with other cool fans.  It’s quite the experience watching with others.   For more information on where to meet up with other exciting and new UFC fanclub members….Read More!

The Super Fight Anderson Silva retained his Middleweight Championship at UFC 126, fanning the fires of anticipation over the possibility of a “super fight” between himself and Welterweight Champion Georges St-Pierre. UFC president Dana White confirmed that if St-Pierre should successfully defend his belt against challenger Jake Shields on April 30, the UFC would indeed set up a match between the two dominant fighters. The UFC later confirmed that the super fight will not happen if Shields wins the title. The whole point of the super fight is that it would pit two virtually undefeated champions against each other – two fighters who are interchangeable at the top of most people’s pound for pound rankings. If Shields wins, GSP would … Read more »

Soooooo … Josh Barnett withdrew his licencing appeal from the California State Athletic Commission (CSAC) this week. All they want from him is a clean drug test. Hmmm…. Other states are saying they won’t licence him if he doesn’t get licenced in California, which means he cannot fight in the United States. In order to get around this, the word on the street is that his bout in the Strikeforce heavyweight tournament will be held at an event in Japan. That’s all fine and good if Strikeforce is counting on him to get defeated, but what do they do if he wins his fight? Schedule another event in Japan? And doesn’t it strain an organization’s relationship with the state athletic … Read more »