Cyril Gane got the win over Jairzinho at the weekend in what wasn't the most exciting of fights. But can anyone blame Cyril? He moves on to bigger and better things after that. We also reflect on 5 years since Bisping beat Silva, and whether or not Paolo Costa was really hungover against Adesanya? Then this weekend its the big PPV, UFC 259 with title fights coming at all angles. We get in to who we think will win and what that could mean for all of those divisions. Plus, there's a little Jan Blachowicz love-in after his singing ability came to light during the week!

The main man Tom Aspinall produced a mustard performance at the weekend to dispatch of the legend Andre Arlovski, but even he was overshadowed by big Derrick Lewis. What an uppercut that was, but where does he go from here with the state of the Heavyweight division at the moment? Speaking of heavyweights, we've got another great fight this weekend with Jairzinho Rozenstruik up against Cyril Gane. There has got to be a finish in this fight somewhere and both men have a great opportunity to put themselves near the top of the division

Kamaru Usman retained his WW belt at the weekend with arguably his best performance to date. Where does he go from here? Should he get that Masvidal rematch or does someone like Leon Edwards or Stephem Thompson deserve the next shot? a couple other highlights from the weekend include Julian Marquez's comeback victory and subsequent callout of Miley Cyrus, and Anthony Hernandez upsetting the odds by submitting Rodolfo Vieira. A slight comedown with the UFC card coming up this weekend, but 1 big standout is British heavyweight Tom Aspinall getting a huge opportunity against Andre Arlovski. With Arlovski being a perennial gatekeeper at heavyweight, there could be massive things on the way for Aspinall with a victory here

After a week off, the lads are back and raring to go. Just in time for the massive UFC 258 card this weekend. Before that though, we look back on outstanding wins for Volkov and Sandhagen at the weekend. What a knee that was! Title shot next? Then its the big one at Welterweight this weekend, with Usman facing up against Burns for the title. We disagree on who we think we will win, and it really is that close to call. Plus, Gastelum is back, looking to overturn a run of 3 straight defeats

The first UFC PPV of the year was a banger, with plenty of upsets. Where does Conor McGregor go next? Poirier has cemented himself as No.1 in the division, who gets to fight him next? Will that be for a title. So many conundrums to consider! Plus, Michael Chandler threw his name into the hat with a huge KO victory over Dan Hooker. We had some big wins for the Brits, with Jojo and Lerone Murphy putting on great performances. So did Mason Jones who showed a lot of promise in a narrow defeat. This weeks card is a little bit odd in terms of who the main/co-main event are, but it should still be a cracker. We've also got Meatball Molly McCann making her return, looking to get back to winning ways.

The UFC started off the year with a bang, with Max Holloway topping it off with a great performance in the main event. But was it the best performance ever? We both have differing views on that one! the warm up acts were pretty good too, with 3 KOs opening up the main card, plus a great little legends fight between Carlos Condit and Matt Brown. This weekend is the big one though with UFC 257 making its way to the Fight Island. A massive main event with the Conor v Poirier rematch, and a whole host of great fights on the card. Lets get stuck in!

The moment has arrived, the UFC is back and we can't wait. We've got some up and coming Brits to look forward to over the next few days, with 2 huge main events in Max Holloway v Calvin Kattar, and Michael Chiesa up against Neil Magny. 1 card on Saturday, 1 card on Wednesday, and they both start at a normal time for UK viewers. It's going to be a great week!

2021 is here and its time to decide who we think will be holding the belts in the UFC at the end of the year. Some of the current champs are looking pretty unbeatable, but we've thrown in a few outsiders who we think could have a huge year. We've got bods moving up and down in weight, and some who are starting the year as retired. Plus, some potentially huge opportunities coming up for a lot of British fighters, hopefully with some fans back to watch it live before 2022!

What a year 2020 has been, and the UFC did not disappoint. To put on the amount of cards they have, and with such quality as well, has been truly outstanding. We take a look back on the best fights of the year, and the best fighters, trying to avoid all of the most obvious ones. Plus, we discuss our personal highlights, and discuss the year that was for British fighters. Some good, some not so good, but plenty to look forward to in 2021

The last UFC event of the year went out with a bang with big Stephen Thompson reminding everyone why he is one of the best in the world. Marcin Tybura picked up a good win against Greg Hardy but arguably the Bantamweights were the standouts. A great victory for Jose Aldo and maybe an even better one for Rob Font. Plus, they both called out the returning TJ Dillashaw, which adds another little ingredient into the mix, in that division