-After getting UFC 249 cleared to take place in Jacksonville, Florida, the promotion wasted no time in booking another two shows there in the same week, with this one taking place on the Wednesday. It wasn’t the best card on paper but shit, deep into the Covid-19 lockdown I don’t think...

-Okay, where to start with this one? After March 14th’s Fight Night 170 took place behind closed doors, the next 3 events were quickly cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. That left April 18th’s UFC 249, which Dana White seemed determined to go ahead with. The show was initially planned...

-So, this was the point when the shit really started to hit the fan with Covid-19, as by this stage the whole thing had been declared a pandemic and we were literally about a week away from the whole world being shut down. That meant that this show was the first in UFC history to take place...

-And so we’ve reached the end of “normal”, whatever that is these days, as this was the final show to have actual fans attending before Covid-19 hit and everything had to change. It’s honestly hard to believe that it was just four months ago really – it barely feels like the same...

-The UFC’s first show in Virginia for some time, this one was a bit of a weird card, featuring a fight for the newly vacant UFC Flyweight title in the main event and a couple of fights showcasing the thinnest division in the promotion – Women’s Featherweight. UFC Fight Night...