- Dominick Cruz The former UFC bantamweight champion speaks with sophistication, with a refined sense of purpose learned through mental anguish and physical struggle alike.

Following three long years away, Dominick Cruz is coming back to the UFC to reclaim the throne he never relinquished and he's putting everyone on notice starting Saturday night at UFC 178.

The first time I saw Dominick Cruz fight live was in 2010 at the final WEC event, and it left me with a feeling of deep sympathy for his opponent. The poor guy. His name was Scott Jorgensen and he ...

It broke TJ Dillashaw's heart to lose his bantamweight title to Dominick Cruz in January, but it may have been even harder to miss out on a rematch despite being the No. 1 ranked contender in the ...

One final fight wasn't in the cards for Dominick Cruz. The former two-time UFC bantamweight champion was set to compete in UFC Seattle's co-main event against Rob Font this Saturday night.

Dominick Cruz has one more fight left in him. The former bantamweight champion hasn't competed since a knockout loss to Marlon Vera in the UFC on ESPN 41 main event in August 2022. Prior to that ...

Cruz hasn’t held the 135-pound belt since it was taken by Cody Garbrandt at UFC 207 in December 2016. Before then, Cruz was unbeaten in the division and regarded as one of the top pound-for ...

UFC bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz has been through the wringer. In the past five years, he's suffered four major injuries. After the first round of issues, he spent three years on the shelf ...

Cruz and Dillashaw met at UFC Fight Night 81 in January 2016. Dillashaw was a -172 favorite on fight night. Cruz entered the bout as a +110 underdog. The two needed the full 25 minutes to decide ...