-Despite having arguably the best main event on paper of any UFC card thus far this year, this show felt like it was flying a bit under the radar – probably because it was following the card they were pushing as the biggest one of 2017 in UFC 211. Still, despite a lesser undercard I was...

-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...

-While not the absolute biggest UFC show ever – that honor still goes to UFC 100 for me although UFC 200 will probably shade it – this was probably the best top-to-bottom card the promotion had ever put together, with two title fights, a Middleweight title eliminator and then two...

-After UFC 176 had to be scrapped when it lost the Aldo/Mendes main event due to a weak undercard, I fully expected Zuffa to stack this one just in case it went down the tubes again. Somehow though they didn’t really learn their lesson and we ended up with another Fight Night-level PPV card....

-This year’s Superbowl weekend show was the first one to not take place in Las Vegas, interestingly enough, as Zuffa decided to take it to New Jersey instead as that was where the Superbowl itself was being held. On tap for the show? Originally the long-awaited Bantamweight Title unification...