-This was another weaker effort for a show on ‘big’ Fox although it was much better than January’s effort at least. I still don’t get why they’re putting such weak main events on Fox given this is the year the TV deal comes up though. Anyhow, it didn’t look like a bad card on paper...

-This show actually looked pretty high on action fights despite not having many big names, as the likes of Cerrone, Medeiros, Lewis, Trinaldo etc nearly always bring it. Not the best card of 2018 on paper but I was actually pretty intrigued. UFC Fight Night 126 02/18/18 Austin, Texas -Your...

-Another weekend, another maligned UFC card, then. This one was the first UFC show in Perth, but despite being a PPV it was largely a Fight Night-level card with a better main event in Middleweight champ Robert Whittaker defending against Luke Rockhold. Which of course went down the drain when...

-For a FS1 Fight Night in Brazil this was a surprisingly good card – not the best ever but somehow better than the effort on “big” Fox the week before! We did lose the co-main – John Dodson vs. Pedro Munhoz – when Munhoz missed weight, but it still sounded like fun to see Lyoto...

-This was by far the UFC’s weakest effort on “big” Fox, basically a mix of really poor choices for televised fights and too many shows at this point watering things down. Jacare/Brunson was a fine fight but the rest hardly sounded barnburning. UFC on Fox: Jacare vs....

-This was the UFC’s first big PPV of 2018, with two massive title fights at the top, but unfortunately not much elsewhere. I get trying to showcase a handful of newcomers and prospects and stuff but I mean, surely they could do better than this? At least EVERYONE was pumped for Stipe Miocic...

-The first UFC show of 2018 then and the first UFC show in St. Louis – finally! – but it wasn’t the strongest card, mainly because it was a four-fight Fight Night show with no major main event (sorry Stephens vs. Choi!) and it lost it’s co-main – Uriah Hall vs. Vitor Belfort – at...

-The final UFC show of 2017 lost one of its big marquee fights in Jimmie Rivera vs. Dominick Cruz (and then John Lineker too) which meant it was a bit of a lesser PPV to be ending the year with, despite a title fight and the return of Khabib Nurmagomedov. I mean, Cris Cyborg does bring a...