Have you ever seen a fanbase switch alliances towards the fighters during a rivalry? Well that is exactly the case in all of these rivalries today. Either the fans turned against one fighter or both, either way it's the complete opposite of the first fight.

Yep. You read that right. An MMA champion, who also fought for the UFC world middleweight title somehow became Jeffrey Epstein's bodyguard. HOW* is specifically the question we sought to answer here today.

Dustin Poirier was recently arrested after he was founded to have disturbed a flight, was removed from the plain and subsequently went after everyone in sight, including the cops. He was arrested and could face up to a year in jail. What in the world happened here?

In MMA, some things just don't ever seem to go away. It doesn't matter how untrue it is, people just keep sharing these things around. Mackenzie Dern was not a good sportsman against Amanda Cooper at that weigh in, Roger Huerta was an after thought for Sports Illustrated and PRIDE FC was already losing money hand over fist by the time the Yakuza got to them. There's a lot more in these list too. Tune in to find out.

It's one thing to have a giant upset which is incredible on it's own, but what if you somehow manage to keep doing it again and again and again? It's a very rare club and today's list is all about those UFC fighters that seemed born to break betting lines.

Ciryl Gane is simply getting away with fouls far too often. At best he wreckless and refs need to keep a much closer eye on him with stiffer penalties. At worst, the guy needs to be reprimanded with a lot more scrutiny in his performances either way.

The UFC White House event couldn't have had more shocking finishes for Gane vs Pereira or Ilia vs Gaethje. Some predicted upsets for one fighter, but almost no one could have predicted this for both. What a crazy spectacle of an event and what an insane result.

The UFC's perhaps biggest event ever is happening at the White House, but Dana White can't stop himself from going after his own fighters and their legacies in the process. In the case of Sean Strickland, well it's pretty obvious he doesn't really care about free speech.

Close fights exist. Bad decisions exist. Squash matches exist. Shocking losses exist. Just because something could be fixed, doesn't mean it is. You gotta ask yourself the obvious question first before you go crazy with theories.

Sean O'Malley has been one of the most high profile stars in recent years, but there have been a lot of skeptics. And just as he is gearing up for the white house card, which already looks to shaping him up for another title shot, there is a growing fatigue among the fanbase that feel is well... a fake star being pushed upon the fans. Is this right or wrong?