Nick Diaz, Legal Team Working on Settlement with NAC for Potential 2016 UFC Return Nick Diaz could be eligible to return to the Octagon as soon as 2016 if all goes well with the Nevada Athletic Commission.

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Sherdog’s Top 10: Body Blows Head shots often get the publicity, but MMA has produced a number of brutal attacks to the ribs, kidneys, liver, gut and solar plexus.

Georges St. Pierre Offers Support for Nick Diaz: ‘We Need Guys Like Him in the Sport’ Nick Diaz has an unlikely ally in former rival Georges St. Pierre as the Stockton, Calif., native fights the lengthy suspension he recently...

Ronda Rousey Speaks Out Against Testing for Marijuana: ‘It’s An Invasion of Privacy’ Ronda Rousey has some strong opinions regarding the punishment the Nevada Athletic Commission levied against Nick Diaz earlier this week.

Nick Diaz Suspended 5 Years, Fined $165K by NAC for Failed UFC 183 Drug Test UFC welterweight Nick Diaz on Monday was issued a five-year suspension from mixed martial arts by the Nevada Athletic Commission.

UFC Star Nick Diaz Spends Less Than Two Hours in Jail for DUI-Related Offenses Nick Diaz served less than two hours in jail for two separate DUI offenses, according to a report from TMZ.

Sherdog’s Top 10: Strangest Endings Mixed martial arts has more than its share of odd finishes, from double knockouts and illnesses to equipment malfunctions.

Sherdog’s Official Mixed Martial Arts Rankings For the first time in nearly a decade, Anderson Silva is gone from the middleweight rankings.

Opinion: Clear Liquids, Blue Vials and Crazy Pills Anderson Silva’s cockamamie PED defense is like an atomic mushroom cloud, billowing toxic, neon lunacy into the sky, writes Jordan Breen.