Year-End Showcase

The UFC took a chance to showcase some of the best young prospects in the promotion with UFC debuts throughout the card and young rising stars like Brian Ortega who looked to take out a veteran and claim his spot among the best in the featherweight division.

UFC Fight Night 123 Preview

The year is almost up and 2018 is looking like a year where the hidden fighters are stepping into the spotlight without the big talk that dominated this year, and at UFC Fight Night 123 two of those fighters look to make their last step before the new year.

Taking a Chance in Nashville

Artem Lobov took his chance when he called out Cub Swanson as he knew better than anyone that talking can get you ahead but now with the chance he needed to take advantage.

UFC Fight Night 108 Preview

UFC Fight Night 108 will grant a big opportunity for one fighter while it presents a big risk for another as the night will be full of fighters looking to show just how good they can be including the main event.

Weight Issues Don’t Spoil Card in Toronto

Despite the efforts to make cutting weight easier, UFC 206 was haunted by weight cutting issues although it didn’t stop the card from being a great one.

UFC 206 Preview

The UFC is putting on what could be a forgotten card but for the big MMA fans it could be full of great performances with great fighters off of the radar.

Impressive night in Texas (UFC Fight Night 57 Review)

The UFC is a tough business to be in and it is a lot more than just the path that people have to climb to make their way up to a spot where they can live comfortably. It is about trying to stay as one of the top fighters in the UFC for an extended periods of time. Moving up in the rankings is hard enough in the UFC as fighters have to navigate the minefield that is the fight game. Anything can happen and anything can derail a fighter’s move up the rankings. An injury suffered in a fight could do anything from end a career to give the fighter a month long medical suspension.

UFC Fight Night 57 Preview

The UFC is built on a system that has taken a lot of fire over recent years but one that rewards hard work above everything else. Winning is key in the UFC as it is the only way to become something in the promotion. Not only that but it is the only way to earn any money in the UFC as the low ranking fighters rarely clear enough to make a living. To earn the type of money that can make them a truly professional fighter they have to win and move their way up the rankings to earn fights on the main card and in the main event.

Chances seized in San Antonio (UFC Fight Night 44 Review)

In 2007 a 21-year old rising star would make his UFC debut in the undercard of UFC 71 and would lose that fight via submission. That young inexperienced fighter was Jeremy Stephens and he would not continue losing after a bad opening bout. Stephens would continue to fight in the UFC and after entering the promotion would never be cut. That was in large part due to his ability to string together wins and earn fight bonuses in most of his fights.

UFC Fight Night 44 Preview

Lighter weight classes get a bad rap as they are considered a boring group as they do not produce the knockouts that people love. The UFC’s lighter weights have proven that these lighter weight classes can produce plenty of great fights. In the UFC the lighter weights are some of the best divisions in the promotion. The lightweight division is leading the way as the 155 pound division is widely considered the best in the UFC.

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