-This was the first UFC PPV in the UK since UFC 138 in 2011 (although they’d done a handful of free TV shows over here) and as it had a big-time main event, in a first for the UFC the show was starting at the usual time for PPVs, basically 3am in the UK! Pretty crazy to have the crowd have...

-For a card that was expected to be like an afterthought given the massive build-up to UFC 200 – set to be the biggest card in the promotion’s history – UFC 199 turned out to be pretty great on paper, with two title fights including the trilogy meeting between Dominick Cruz and Urijah...

-The UFC’s first UK show since March 2014, this was not only the biggest show in the brief history of UFC Fight Pass but arguably the biggest fight to hit the UK since Rampage vs. Henderson back in 2007. While both men are probably past their primes at this point it’s a pretty easy...

-A UFC card in Scotland had apparently been in the works for years – I remember hearing about it in like 2011 – but I guess it finally made sense this year with the international expansion of the promotion and the advent of Fight Pass making these sort of shows easier in terms of the time...

-After a red-hot opening to the year with fights such as Jones vs. Cormier, Diaz vs. Silva and Rousey vs. Zingano, this was always going to be the red-headed stepchild of UFC PPVs in early 2015, even when it was initially set to have a double main event featuring Dillashaw vs. Barao II as well...