-Despite a couple of odd fights this was largely being seen as the UFC’s first “loaded” PPV card of 2017, as the main event between Daniel Cormier and Anthony Johnson had been building for a long time, and Weidman/Mousasi as a co-main sounded pretty cool. Being a UFC show in 2017 there...

-This one was just a few months prior to the Zuffa buyout of StrikeForce, the buyout that literally came so quickly that basically nobody saw it coming. At this point though Strikeforce was still really pushing to be the top competitor to the UFC, and looking at this Challengers show, a LOT of...

-After the massive success that was 2009’s UFC 100 – which still holds the buyrate record according to some sources – UFC 200 was always going to be an absolute monster of a show, but I don’t think anyone could’ve predicted how fraught the build to it would be. The main event was...

-Bit late with this one but I’ve had a lot on my plate, sorry. After the card lost Daniel Cormier and the massive rematch with Jon Jones at the top, it seemed to be flying under the radar massively, mainly because everyone figured Jones against late replacement Ovince St. Preux was a squash...

-A quick return to Texas after March’s UFC 185, initially this one looked like one of the best cards of the entire year with top-level talent up and down the show and a double main event of Daniel Cormier vs. Alexander Gustafsson for the LHW title and a WW title eliminator between bitter...