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Former UFC interim heavyweight champion Shane Carwin announced his retirement Tuesday night.

Former UFC interim heavyweight champion Shane Carwin has suffered a knee injury and will not face Roy Nelson on Dec. 15, promotion president Dana White said Wednesday.

Heavyweights Shane Carwin and Roy Nelson have passed prefight drug tests for their Dec. 15 bout, Nevada State Athletic Commission executive director Keith Kizer said Friday.

Heavyweights Shane Carwin and Roy Nelson will be coaches on "The Ultimate Fighter" next season, UFC president Dana White said.

It's time for the folks at the UFC to begin crossing their fingers. A pattern has developed this year that could derail any plan CEO Lorenzo Fertitta, President Dana White and matchmaker Joe Silva have of turning mixed martial arts, and the UFC i...

Former UFC interim heavyweight champion Shane Carwin announced on his web site Saturday that he has suffered another back injury. Carwin expects the injury to sideline him until next year. "As I ramped up my training for UFC 141, my back locked...

Former UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar said via Twitter on Thursday that he is healthy again and looks forward to regaining his title. Lesnar first made the announcement Wednesday during a YouTube video, in which he is seen firing a rifle at...

Former UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar on Thursday pulled out of his bout on with Junior dos Santos due to diverticulitis.

Against Shane Carwin, UFC champion Brock Lesnar displayed a giant-sized heart -- even for a man 6-3 and 265 pounds.

Dana White feels Brock Lesnar will enter the Octagon at 100 percent and at his best ever come Saturday.

The bigger they are, the more damage they do, as the old saying goes. Brock Lesnar and Shane Carwin will finally be picking on guys their own size when they meet Saturday.

Shane Carwin isn't your father's heavyweight: Fight by fight, he's proving the new breed of big guy can combine size and strength with speed and agility.

So a would-be title eliminator fell through for Cain Velasquez? Good for him. He's close to competing for the UFC heavyweight title -- but not so close that he won't benefit from fighting Ben Rothwell first.

MMA fans might wind up seeing Fedor Emelianenko in the Octagon after all. According to Dana White, the heavyweight phenom is still a wanted man by the UFC -- as long as he keeps winning.