-Okay, so I don’t give a flying fuck about the Bellator HW Grand Prix as it’s clearly a farce with a bunch of non-Heavyweights in there, but I wasn’t going to pass up the chance to check out Fedor vs. Mir which is like a genuine all-time dream match from the PRIDE vs. UFC heyday. Come...

-This was a bit of a weaker card even for a Fight Night on paper, but despite that the main event – a long-awaited showdown between top Bantamweights Marlon Moraes and Jimmie Rivera – sounded pretty awesome, meaning it was still somewhat of a must-watch. UFC Fight Night 131 06/01/18 Utica,...

-Initial reports had this show coming from Dublin, but the UFC switched it in the end to Liverpool – a move that made sense when the main event was announced as being hometown kid Darren Till against former title challenger Stephen Thompson. Hell of a fight right there. UFC Fight Night...

-Most fans seemed to be sleeping on this card – the UFC’s first from Chile – but I actually thought it was pretty solid for a Fight Night, with a chance for Kamaru Usman to really break into contention in the main event and then some legit prospects (Tatiana Suarez, Alexa Grasso,...

-This one felt like a bit of a lesser PPV largely because of the main event – a good-sounding fight to be fair but just not one to really capture the imagination of the fans. Elsewhere we had some top Brazilian talent, but just nothing to really write home about. UFC 224: Nunes vs....

-For a Fight Night show this looked pretty loaded, with a bunch of fights I was heavily interested in and nothing really sticking out like it didn’t belong. Main event between Kevin Lee and Edson Barboza sounded fantastic and with the likes of Thiago Santos, Cub Swanson and Aljamain Sterling...

-On paper at least this looked like a guaranteed classic action card, with four fights featuring fighters who literally never fail to deliver (well, Marvin Vettori was a bit unproven I guess) and basically a likely FOTYC in the main event between Dustin Poirier and Justin Gaethje. Even the...

-Well, where to start with this one? What was originally the most loaded card of 2018 thus far turned into the most weird for a TON of reasons; firstly Tony Ferguson was forced out of his title unification fight with Khabib Nurmagomedov and replaced by Max Holloway of all people. Then Conor...