Looking at the ATP statistics website, one finds several key serving statistics [that really only tell part of the picture on their own... →]

It’s the first of the month (technially it’s the third), so you know what that means…The Mixed Martial Arts Top 10 Rankings are back. It’s the third this time because I thought it was rather silly to post rankings the day before a major event. Sue me. [See who's No. 1 →]

Zach rants about the end of Djokovic’s winning streak and the network that hid history behind tape delays… [READ MORE →]

It’s the first of the month, so you know what that means…The Mixed Martial Arts Top 10 Rankings are back. There was only one major MMA card (UFC 130: Rampage vs. Hamill) in the month of May, and very few Top 10 fighters in their respective divisions were in action. Some fighters may have fallen [...]

It’s the first of the month, so you know what that means…The Mixed Martial Arts Top 10 Rankings are back. There were two major MMA cards (Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Daley, UFC 129: St-Pierre vs. Shields) in the month of April, and quite a few Top 10 fighters in their respective divisions were in action. Some [...]

The Mixed Martial Arts Top 10 Rankings are back, and here to stay. Sorry about the HUGE gap between this list and the last time I ranked the fighters, but I was trying to find the best way to present them. Rankings will be out on the first of every month from here on out. [...]

A lot has changed since the last time the rankings were out. Not so much with the top of the rankings, but the bottom half got jumbled up with the addition of a couple of newcomers. We have a couple of risers and a few fallers, one fighter falling as much as four spots. Yes, [...]

Since quite a few heavyweights were in action since the last rankings I thought it was time to reevaluate the talent pool. The colored numbers represent the movement of fighters, if they indeed had any. Red means dropped and green…well, I’m sure I don’t have to explain that, do I? Perhaps some controversy, perhaps not. [...]