-Not much fanfare around this one mainly because the main event was Cub Swanson vs. ARTEM LOBOV, arguably the least deserving UFC main eventer of the modern era, but actually it was a solid card for a Fight Night outside of that, with the likes of Diego Sanchez, Joe Lauzon, OSP, John Dodson et...

-What is it with Canada and cursed UFC cards? This one joined UFC 131, 149, 161 and 186 on the list as not only did WME fail to secure Georges St-Pierre for his comeback fight, but the card also lost the main event of Daniel Cormier vs. Anthony Johnson. Sure, the card looked full of...

-Not much to say in the way of an intro for this one as it was one of the few cards of 2014 to remain injury-free once it was announced. As usual I guess the main talking point would be card placement – we had a Women’s Strawweight fight between a pair of hot (in both senses of the word)...

-This show didn’t get much fanfare leading into it as not only was it the second half of a double-header day for the UFC (the Auckland Fight Night happened earlier on 06/28) but the card wasn’t exactly stacked either despite featuring a possible title eliminator in the main event. Still, I...

-This was the first title fight in the UK since UFC 80’s BJ Penn vs. Joe Stevenson match, believe it or not. From what I heard Garry Cook wanted to throw the UK fans a bone after ESPN had messed them around a little in 2012 and so this was the peace offering. Personally I didn’t see a...