Scott Fontana is a Sports Copy Editor at the New York Post. He specializes in covering MMA, UFC, and Bellator MMA, with a keen focus on competitive sports and sports business. Scott's insights and expertise have been featured in CODE, the New York Post, and NewsBreak.
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Scott Fontana’s focus is on event coverage within the sports industry, specifically UFC and MMA. He also includes expert commentary in his articles.
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By: Scott Fontana
Twelve months ago, Jon Jones missed the chance to compete at The World’s Most Famous Arena when a devastating injury forced him out of his first UFC heavyweight championship defense.
By: Scott Fontana
If he had his way, Miocic would have taken care of that bit of business last November when he and Jones were first booked for the Garden, the delay caused by Jones’ torn pectoral muscle less than t…
The native New Yorker was a major presence during the UFC's lobbying push to bring professional MMA back to the Empire State in 2016, but
By: Scott Fontana
Tom Aspinall probably won’t be fighting Saturday at Madison Square Garden. It’ll take either heavyweight champion Jon Jones or challenger Stipe Miocic to fall out of the fight on Friday or Saturday…
By: Scott Fontana
What began last November as a simple two-man contest over the undisputed heavyweight championship has splintered into a quagmire involving three champions across two weight classes.
By: Scott Fontana
Dating back to the days when he watched Pride FC, Deiveson Figueiredo has been enamored of fighter nicknames.
By: Scott Fontana
Two years ago, UFC welterweight bogeyman Shavkat Rakhmonov called his shot. “I believe 2023 or 2024, God willing, I will be the champion,” Rakhmonov told The Post through an interpreter in June 202…
By: Scott Fontana
Not familiar with the name of Joaquin Buckley? Perhaps one would at least recognize his handiwork.
By: Scott Fontana
Many years ago, Arman Tsarukyan had ice hockey dreams. Now, he’s days away from a UFC lightweight title fight at UFC 311 vs. Islam Makhachev.
By: Scott Fontana
What does it take to successfully defend the UFC lightweight and bantamweight titles?
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