At 40, and just over three years removed from one of the most devastating injuries in UFC history, Chris Weidman recognizes his own mortality when it comes to fighting. The former middleweight ...

Jitsu black belt is one of the most respected ground specialists the UFC’s middleweight division has ever seen, but that didn’t necessarily mean Weidman would put it all together once again against a ...

Dishing out and dealing with pain is Chris Weidman’s job. The former UFC middleweight champion is quite experienced at both, for better or worse. But for the last two years, Weidman’s been ...

Chris Weidman moved to South Carolina last summer for family and life reasons. But geography being what it is, commuting from there to the Garden City gym that bears his name (and that of longtime ...

Chris Weidman fancies himself a fear-facer. That characteristic led the Baldwin-raised Weidman to the height of his craft — the UFC middleweight championship after a surprising knockout of ...

Ten days after suffering a compound fracture of his right leg, Chris Weidman was at home in New York and preparing for a long road to recovery, saying the pain felt during and after his fight at ...

One leg kick changed Chris Weidman's life for the better. Another sent him on a two-year road to recovery that was as close to a roller coaster as possible. Weidman attempts to return from ...

It was barely a month after Chris Weidman said he'd experienced "the most horrific pain you can imagine," that the one-time UFC middleweight champion was thinking of returning to the Octagon.

As difficult as it may be for some to admit, Chris Weidman is the UFC middleweight champion. He beat Anderson Silva twice. Back-to-back. Silva, the consensus greatest fighter of all time.