Latest Roxanne Modafferi Stories

It has taken a US-based promotion coming to Japan for her to secure a fight without having to book a plane ticket, but Roxanne Modafferi is just excited to get back in the cage.

"It's super lucky for me, since I have trouble finding a fight in Japan," Modafferi told MMA Fighting. "I get to fight but don't have to go far this time."

Modafferi fights this Saturday at King of the Cage's debut in Japan, "Toryumon" at the Okinawa Convention Center.

HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. -- FanHouse spoke to Roxanne Modafferi immediately following her disappointing first-round submission loss to Marloes Coenen on Saturday night. As expected, "Roxy" was very disappointed in her performance, but took the loss in stride while making no excuses.

Check out the post-fight video interview below.

HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. - It took Dutch MMA star Marloes Coenen more than two years to avenge her controversial loss to Roxanne Modafferi, but given her dominant first-round victory in the rematch on Saturday, one could almost say it was worth the wait.

FanHouse spoke to Coenen immediately following her submission victory about winning the most important fight of her life and potentially facing 145-pound champion Cris Cyborg in January 2010. The full video interview is below.

HOFFMAN ESTATES, ILL. -- This is the Strikeforce live blog for Marloes Coenen vs. Roxanne Modafferi, the women's bout on the undercard of Strikeforce vs. Rogers.

Coenen will look to avenge a loss to Modafferi from May 2007 in a 145-pound bout that could determine a challenger to face champion Cris Cyborg.

The live blog begins below.

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HOFFMAN ESTATES, ILL. - Marloes Coenen has still never rewatched her 2007 loss to Roxanne Modafferi because the Dutch women's MMA star still believes she was robbed of a victory. On a Saturday night, Coenen will look to avenge that controversial loss against Modafferi on the undercard of the Strikeforce on CBS card.

FanHouse spoke to Coenen on Thursday about why she felt she didn't deserve to lose to Modafferi, her growing popularity in America, and a potential fight against 145-pound champion Cris Cyborg. The full video interview is below.

CHICAGO -- At first glance, Roxanne Modafferi doesn't look your typical mixed martial artist, what with her skinny frame and glasses. But the native of Delaware, who now resides in Japan, is considered one of the best female fighters in the world, and she has a 13-4 record, including six straight wins, to prove it.

FanHouse spoke to the very excited Modafferi, who faces Marloes Coenen on the CBS undercard Saturday night, about her emotions heading into the biggest fight of her life, her 2007 victory over Coenen, and life in Japan. The full video interview is below.

Roxanne Modafferi will get the opportunity of a lifetime on Saturday night when she faces Marloes Coenen on the Strikeforce undercard, and if time permits, the bout will air on CBS. But even though her fight isn't guaranteed to air on network television, Modaferri, who currently lives and trains in Japan, sounds more excited than anyone to just be a part of the card.