The final UFC PPV of the year and the final UFC card of the year, all in 1 show. UFC 256 was great with so many different fighters trying to steal the show, including Fiziev, Holland, Oliveira and the two flyweights, Figueiredo & Moreno. We've got the potential makings of a fight between Rumble Johnson & Yoel Romero, plus a big card this weekend to close out the year. Loads of good even fights, with an interesting main event.

What a card we had in the UFC at the weekend! Came out of nowhere! One of our favourite cards of the year, topped off with a brillian performance from Marvin Vettori in the main event. We've also got some interesting news this week, with Romero leaving the UFC, and Khabib stating that he wants to get MMA in to the Olympics. Is it an Olympic sport? More so than Breakdancing? This weekend its the big one, UFC 256. A title fight to close the show, Tony Ferguson is back, and a couple of old lads up against some young pretenders

Anthony Smith got back in the win column with a fantastic 1st round submission win, and we love to see it. Plus, Miguel Baeza further cemented himself as one to watch in that WW division going forward, seemingly having all the skills required, We've got a big announcement with Clarissa Shields making a move into the MMA world, and then we've also got a cracking main event in the UFC this weekend, after Covid once again tried its best to disrupt it!

The Flyweight division is on fire at the moment and Deiveson Figueiredo is still at the top of the tree after another impressive performance at the weekend. His next challenger was also decided on the card and they are now looking at a quick turnaround to get Moreno up against D-Fig. Valentina Shevchenko continued her dominance, but where does she go from here? The highlight of the night for us was a great win for big Paul Craig, who now puts himself right into contention for a run towards the top of the Light Heavyweight tree

Big Paul Felder didn't get the win at the weekend, but he did earn a moral victory of sorts. On the other hand, RDA looked outstanding on his return to Lightweight. Someone else who looked outstanding, was Wales' Cory McKenna, who picked up a big win following an exciting fight with the equally talented Kay Hansen. But this weekend we're back to big PPVs. Flyweight is one of our favourite divisions and the quality of fights you see, is largely unrivalled. Figueiredo v Perez for the title this weekend, is one of those. Mike Perry is also fighting. Will Darren Till be in his corner?

The big man, Glover Teixeira won his 5th fight in a row at the ripe old age of 41, at the weekend. But with Izzy pencilled in to face Jan for the LHW title, where does that leave Glover? Does he deserve the title shot instead? Then looking forward to this weekend, the man, the myth, the legend that is Paul Felder, has stepped in to face RDA on a few days notice. What a geezer that man is. We've also got some UK interest with Corey McKenna and Rhys McKee both on the card. Hopefully we come away with 2 big W's!

Another legend retired at the weekend, as Anderson Silva bowed out with a TKO loss to Uriah Hall. We reflect on his retirement, and where Uriah Hall can go from here. This week we've got what looks like a bit of a slow card, but its got a cracking main event with Thiago Santos making his return against the evergreen Glover Teixeira. It will be interesting to see how Santos looks after his loss and big injury over a year ago, against Jon Jones. Plus we've got some interesting news, with Izzy taking on Blachowicz for the LHW title, and an announcement about the next series of TUF!

On Saturday evening UK time Khabib went to work and Gaethje and possible cemented himself as the greatest of all time, after retiring with a perfect 29-0 record. Is he ze GOAT? We've joined in and given our view along with everybody else. Bobby Knuckles delivered another great win on an all round superb card. Leon Edwards has finally got a fight. Has it turned out to be the best possible fight for him, against an unranked, untested, up and coming monster? Plus Anderson Silva is back this weekend and we might see another legend retiring, after he fights Uriah Hall

Brian Ortega came in hot at the weekend with a new barnet and a while new fighting style. A simply outstanding performance has got to have earned himself the next title shot at Volkanovski. But this weekend is the big one, on TV at a proper time for UK fans, with Justin Gaethje trying to dismantle the perfect 28-0 Khabib. Will it be 29-0 for the Dagestani?

A massive win for Sandhagen at the weekend, and what a performance as well. Bouncing back from a defeat, the man looked outstanding against Moraes. All in all it was a good card, with what many are calling the greatest KO of all time. But what constitutes a 'great' KO? Some standout performances from some British gentlemen as well. Plus this week, everybody's favourite, the Korean Zombie, is back. Will he get it done against the returning Brian Ortega? Either way, who isn't looking forward to seeing Ortega's glorious barnet on display once more?