We all generally favor fighters that are amongst the top contenders in their weight class but every once in awhile you see new fighters that just can’t seem to win yet somehow people still wanna see them

Fun Fact: Brock Lesnar may be the toughest combat sportsman in the world right now. Steroid testing in the UFC, implemented in 2015, changed the face of the sport. So many top athletes took a massive dive.

Because he just loves all kinds of burgers too much... :-)

Daniel Cormier tells Ariel Helwani following his fight with Stipe Miocic at UFC 226, he can squeeze in two more fights before retirement. Ideally would like those final fights to be against Jon Jones and

Ortega takes every single advantage away from Max he had so far over his opponents.Size and reach for sure. Max breaks his opponents down systematically, frustrates them,but Ortega is the calmest fighter

 Here's my honest opinion. I'm trying to be as open on this conversation as possible. Not trying to be a fan of either one, funny, sarcastic, or anything like that.First thing, yes I am a fan of both.

 Dana’s watering down the ufc by putting on too many free shows rather putting more focus on ppv sales. Hats off to Dana White for being a very poor & childish fight promoter in one of the biggest

 I understand the business perspective to do this but kinda messed up that the guy who hasn't fought in over 2 years (and was juiced up in that fight too, failed the drug test) might be getting an

 Colby is the only one who has made Welterweight division exciting in the past 6 months .  Wonderboy vs Till was boring . Demian maia was boring for his past couple years . Usman has been boring

Off the top of my head (probably not in the right order) UFC 225 summarized: S.Pettis won't get a title shot in the next 3 years. Esparza got robbed. Overeem is the past.  CM Punk has Flyweight power

There is little doubt fighters are a completely different breed to the rest of us, putting their bodies through unimaginable hell in training just to reach a boxing ring or a MMA cage, never mind what

What if a hungry young Mike Tyson with his explosive physical abilities (speed, power) trained and went to MMA instead of Boxing? Leave me your thoughts and opinions...

From the wannabe's own admission: Guys it's a long story..it's me there, I didn't intend to hurt anyone, I could've fight back easily yea, I just threw few kicks to keep him away, then these morons just

GSP I believe is most people's (including mine) greatest welterweight of all time to this point...but when Woodley became champ, I believed he would hold on to it for a long time and potentially put together

Because there are fighters that will beat him that don’t get the attention that he does, Khabib or Tony, Kevin Lee. Conor hasn’t fought any of the sharks at 155 he fought Alvarez (got beat up by Cowboy)

This is by and large (in my opinion) the greatest MMA podcast I’ve ever heard. GSPs English is near perfect now and I really can’t stress enough how cool it is hearing the insight into a man who hates