-Talk about starting the year off with a bang – this was Conor McGregor’s big return after over a year away following his loss to Khabib Nurmagomedov, and the UFC finally matched him with Donald Cerrone in a fight that basically EVERYONE wanted to see. And given what’s happened in 2020...

-The UFC were obviously billing this as the biggest fight in MMA history and yeah, they weren’t far wrong really given the hype going in and the likelihood of this becoming the best-selling PPV ever. Thankfully they actually decided to make it far more than a one-fight card too, throwing the...

-This was undoubtedly the year’s biggest show – even bigger than UFC 200 – because shit, that one was only big because of its number while this one was the first ever UFC show in Madison Square Garden and the first in New York since MMA was FINALLY legalised there after years and years...

-Even after the debacle surrounding UFC 200 it was pretty clear that at some point UFC would be able to put together the Diaz/McGregor rematch – especially when it emerged that UFC 196 might’ve broken the all-time buyrate record – and the only surprise was that it came so closely after...

-This was clearly 2016’s biggest show so far, naturally as it involved Conor McGregor. Main events were both fights I actually didn’t expect to see this year – for two totally different reasons – but we’ll get into that later. It was a bit of a weaker card overall for a recent PPV...