MMA On Point - Podcast

It might surprise you to learn, but UFC 300 isn't really UFC 300. But there are a ton of other facts this video takes the time to highlight. What's an interesting fact you've learned over the past few years watching this sport?

Nothing better than an undefeated UFC record right? Tons of hype, hopefully a ton of great finishes? Well... not in every case. We start from the worst down to the best ever of the undefeated fighters that made it all the way to a title shot with their '0' in tact.

As we count down the days to UFC 300, a lot of big fighters take the stage. But what exactly is on the line for these fighters and who comes out on top?

A lot of fighters find creative ways to promote themselves, whether it's the McGregor's, Chael's or Colby's of the MMA world, trash talk is often the route fighters take. Other times it's just by being funny or unhinged and doing a lot of media. In these cases though, good luck getting these fighters to sign up for all that.

Jamahal Hill returns against Alex Pereira in the main event of UFC 300 and he's already being completely overlooked but is it so farfetched to think he could not only win but come away with a KO win?

We all make mistakes in life. Hopefully, not ones that are too long-reaching, but in the case of these fighters, their careers were forever affected and unfortunately not in a good way.

Nooooooo! Honestly our reaction to most of these. Moments where even the most beloved fighters in MMA history flipped the script on us and looked more like the villain.

Kayla Harrison makes her long awaited UFC debut at UFC 300 against Holly Holm but she makes that debut at 135lbs. A drastic weight cut from her usual 155lbs weigh in. Is this cut possible?

The UFC and the media don't exact have a cozy relationship. Whether it was back in the old SEG era, the Zuffa era or today in the TKO era, the UFC and Dana White have had it out with MMA media many times.

Chris Weidman acknowledges he’s already defied the odds by returning to the UFC after his leg snapped in half during a fight against Uriah Hall in 2021. But this weekend, Weidman faces Bruno Silva at the upcoming UFC Atlantic City card in New Jersey. Immediately after the fight was announced, he confessed that his body had been through the ringer and there was a chance the Silva matchup “could be my last fight.”