Scott Fontana is a sports copy editor for the New York Post, specializing in MMA reporting. He is also a co-host of the podcast Couchside Judges and a member of the MMA Journalists Association. Scott's articles cover a range of topics in the world of mixed martial arts, including fighter profiles, event previews, and analysis of the sport's biggest moments.
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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
Skip ahead to this Saturday, when O'Malley (17-1, 13 finishes) will make his first title defense in the pay-per-view headliner of UFC 299, and it's none other than Vera (23-8-1, 18 finishes) who'll be standing in front of him in the octagon.
By: Scott Fontana
Through 15 minutes, Sean O’Malley was on cruise control. And by cruise control, I mean the type the UFC bantamweight champion might have turned on in his pink Lamborghini in sixth gear. He’d alread…
By: Scott Fontana
Rarely, if ever, has the road through mixed martial arts been easy for Patricio “Pitbull” Freire, but the last year sticks out as especially trying.
By: Scott Fontana
Even though Erin Blanchfield lives barely half an hour from Madison Square Garden, her 2022 debut at the dream venue left the Elmwood Park, N.J., native treated like the outsider to, of all people, an Englishwoman.
By: Scott Fontana
Jim Miller would suggest he has a rather mundane life. He drives a nondescript black van to and from the gym and home, picking up the kids from
By: Scott Fontana
That is how you win the BMF belt. The timekeeper smacking the clacker, signifying 10 seconds left in the round, in the fight.
By: Scott Fontana
While a bevy of stars from Brazil have had the intimidating local fans at their backs, this will be the first time in the UFC career of Alexandre Pantoja that he will experience the thrill.
By: Scott Fontana
Not even one year after what Jose Aldo said was the end of his MMA career, the legendary featherweight was fighting an uphill battle to hold back tears on his way onto the stage in Las Vegas to accept his UFC Hall of Fame induction.
By: Scott Fontana
Michael Chandler twisted in the wind for roughly a year awaiting a date for his matchup with Conor McGregor now has June 29 circled on his calendar for their UFC 303 date in the octagon.
By: Scott Fontana
Patchy Mix has lapped the competition in the Bellator bantamweight division. Now, he’s on to giving a second chance to an opponent he choked unconscious not even two full years ago.
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