It was a bit of mish-mash in the UFC at the weekend but the card still delivered as always. Rodriguez v Waterson was an absolute blockbuster, Gregor was back on fire, and Morono picked up the biggest win of his career, stopping Cerrone. We break it all down and ask the most important questions. Coming up we've got the big UFC 262 card. Again, some fights have dropped off but it is still a stellar card. The lightweight title post-Khabib will be decided, and big Mike Grundy is back with a massive opportunity against Vanatta!

Jiri Prochazka very much lived up to the hype at the weekend and may have earned a title shot after only 2 fights in the UFC. There was a strong european/eastern european feel to the whole card with Giga Chikadze standing out. In the news we've got Diaz/Edwards & Sandhagen/Dillashaw being rescheduled, with a somewhat cobbled together card at the weekend in the UFC. Waterson & Rodriguez headline!

What an event UFC 261 was! The 3 title fights at the top of the card delivered in a way that none of us expected. We pay tribute to all of them and also send our sympathies to Chris Weidman! Now that is an injury! In the news, Vettori gets his title shot and Brendan Loughnane gets a win in the PFL. Showing no signs of slowing up, the UFC is back this weekend with a superb card, showcasing a lot of European/Eastern European talent!

A stunning performance from Robert Whittaker puts himself firmly at the top of the queue for a title shot. How will he get on against Adesanya the second time round? Plenty of fight announcements with Davey Grant getting a huge opportunity against Chito Vera, and Amanda Nunes having another title defense announced. Then, looking forward to the weekend in the UFC, we look at the stacked UFC 261 card, topped with 3 title fights. Who will come away with the belts?

2 massive wins for British lads in the UFC at the weekend, with Jack Shore continuing to impress, and Arnold Allen taking that definitive step into the top 10 where it's all killers from here on out. In the news we've got a ton of fight announcements including 2 prospects going up against each other in Maycee Barber v Miranda Maverick. Then we have a look at the huge Middleweight fight this weekend between Robert Whittaker and Kelvin Gastelum. A title shot surely beckons for the winner of this one.

No UFC card to break down this week which means we get stuck straight into the news, with fight announcements coming out of every orifice and also the news that Ortega and Volkanovski being confirmed as coaches. Given that their fight only recently fell apart due to COVID, is this what the UFC were looking for? Then this weekend, the UFC are back with a bang. We had the devastating news that Darren Till is out of his fight with Marvin Vettori, but Kevin Holland has stepped up and we still have plenty of British interest with Arnold Allen and Jack Shore looking to pick up big victories each

It was a night of mixed emotions at UFC 260 with both Woodley and Miocic suffering defeats. But what a night for Vicente Luque, and particularly Francis Ngannou. The new Heavyweight champion of the world looks quite unstoppable on current form. Who will get the next shot at the title? Then, with no UFC this weekend, we get stuck in to the news and entertainment section with LK! Meisha Tate is back, Paddy Pimblett signs with the UFC, and we lower ourselves to discussing Jake Paul v Ben Askren!

So what do we make of Brunson's performance at the weekend, and also what do we make of Kevin Holland's antics throughout? We also had some crazy finishes with Max Griffin getting a first round win, and Grant Dawson winning with 1 second left in the fight. In the news, we've got Bisping making a move over to BT Sport. But this weekend is the big one with Stipe Miocic and Francis Ngannou facing off again for the Heavyweight Championship of the world. Fights literally do not get much bigger than this. We break it down and more on this week's episode!

It was a strange weekend of fights with Davey Grant, Dan Ige and Ryan Spann getting cracking stoppage wins, but we had some anti-climactic turnouts in the Darren Stewart and Leon Edwards fights. In the News we've got a title fight announced at Welterweight and news that we may be getting closer to seeing AJ v Fury in the boxing world. For dessert we finish with the UFC card this coming weekend which is filled with good sleeper fights. Brunson v Holland should be mustard and Gregor Gillespie returns!

It was all going off at UFC 259, with Blachowicz cementing himself as the LHW champ, Nunes furthering her case for being the GOAT, and Petr Yan forgetting the rules! We've got plenty in the entertainment section as well with a huge coup for Verdict MMa, and then this week we've got 3 Brits flying the flag. Leon Edwards in a long awaited main event, Darren Stewart looking to make a splash and Davey Grant trying to build on a couple of decent results