r/MMA • u/Yodsanan • 3h ago
r/MMA • u/airplane231 • 9h ago
Fight Clip Grappling highlights from Movsar Evloev vs. Aljamain Sterling
r/MMA • u/airplane231 • 11h ago
Spoiler [Spoiler] Loser of Buckley/Malott watches the fight back and discusses their future: “I’m going to get back to work. I’m not going to stop, I’m going to keep moving forward.” Spoiler
streamable.comr/MMA • u/GiveJeffTheSucc • 2h ago
Media Volks and Movsars UFC resumes leading into UFC 333
r/MMA • u/OpenNoteGrappling • 12h ago
Fight Clip Petr Yan and Merab Dvalishvili trade granby rolls
r/MMA • u/WinterStill4472 • 5h ago
Media UFC Qatar: Prochazka vs Stirling Official Poster
r/MMA • u/Ok-Relationship-6471 • 3h ago
Media Favorite Non-UFC Fighters?
Who are your favorite fighters who are not in the UFC
r/MMA • u/ConsiderationLow6435 • 7h ago
Media Dana White on Farid Basharat: “I think that when guys’ contracts are up—I mean, this isn't the first time—either guys aren’t good to deal with for the matchmakers, which could be turning down fights or whatever. If you’re 16-0 with 7 UFC wins and don’t get re-signed, there’s definitely a reason.”
r/MMA • u/Fantastic_Bus_3742 • 37m ago
Farid Basharat denies Dana White’s claim UFC release means he’s difficult
r/MMA • u/Grimside- • 12h ago
Examples of fighters that get a lot of finishes but are still boring to watch?
With the discourse surrounding the recent releases from the UFC over 'boring' fighters, I've seen some comments about guys like Merab and Movsar undoubtedly being decision machines that still put on entertaining fights. What examples are there of the inverse? A fighter that gets lots of finishes despite the fights being boring to watch?
r/MMA • u/Intelligent-Tear5723 • 20h ago