This month had everything: title shifts, dominant grapplers, highlight knockouts, and the rise of future contenders.If you missed anything, this recap will walk you through the entire month. 🏆UFC 322 — Makhachev Becomes Double Champion…
In the very beginning of the UFC, there were no weight classes like we see today.Sure, fighters could say “no weight cut”, and it sounds great — but trust me, that wasn’t the real problem.…
The number one contender vs the veteran technician. It’s been over a year since Arman Tsarukyan last stepped inside the octagon to compete. He was scheduled for a championship fight against Islam Makhachev in January…
UFC 322: Islam Makhachev vs Jack Della Maddalena has just ended, and I couldn’t be happier to see the Dagestani add a second belt to his collection — continuing the Khabib-team legacy. A tough night…
The flyweight division (125 lbs) — the lightest men’s weight class in the UFC — is built on pure speed, movement, and technique, though it often lacks the one-punch power of heavier divisions. Before 2012,…
When the UFC first introduced weight classes back in 1997, there were only two divisions — fighters over 200 lbs and those under 199 lbs. That meant smaller athletes had no real home. There was…
Four events, four countries, four main-event matchups, and four titles on the line. October reminded everyone why the UFC remains the biggest MMA promotion on Earth. Let’s look back at a spooky month inside the…
Heavyweight is the powerhouse. Light Heavy is the mini version of Heavy.Then what about Middleweight?185 pounds — where speed meets power, where kickboxers, wrestlers, and jiu-jitsu specialists crash into one another in technical chaos.It’s the…
The main event at UFC 321 left us all uneasy (and frankly disappointed). Tom Aspinall vs. Ciryl Gane ended up in a No Contest after an accidental eye poke from Gane. The internet exploded with…
Back in history, 1993, MMA wasn’t sanctioned in the U.S., and it didn’t even include weight classes — which meant even if you weighed 145–155 pounds, and your opponent was a big dude over 265…
