Miguel Torres

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Former UFC bantamweight contender Miguel Torres says his second release from the promotion was not due to another social media mishap.

Former WEC bantamweight champion Miguel Torres has signed with the World Series of Fighting promotion and debuts on November 3.

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Former WEC bantamweight champion Miguel Torres has been released by the Ultimate Fighting Championship and has signed on with Titan FC for a November debut.

All fighters from Saturday’s UFC 145 card were given medical suspensions, though most were of the standard week-long precautionary variety.

Miguel Torres is tired of talking about that Twitter thing. He has moved on and he’s ready to talk about Michael McDonald and his big main card fight at UFC 145 on Saturday.

The UFC is upping the ante for its next pay-per-view card. A bantamweight contenders bout between Miguel Torres and Michael McDonald has been promoted to the main card of the April…

Former WEC bantamweight champion Miguel Torres has made some changes in his training camps and is approaching 2012 with the most ambitious goal of all: a UFC title.

A bantamweight contest between Miguel Torres and top prospect Michael McDonald is official for UFC 145 in Atlanta.

Miguel Torres discusses his firing from the UFC, the actions he took during his time away and his return to the company in this exclusive interview.

Less than three weeks after a controversial Twitter post got him fired, Miguel Torres on Wednesday met with Dana White and is now back in the UFC.

Former bantamweight champ Miguel Torres apologized for the controversial Tweet that led to his release from the UFC and said he plans to “make things right.”

Miguel Torres’ Twitter post on Wednesday, an apparent attempt at humor gone awry, has led to his release by the UFC.