The UFC is in Russia this weekend in a rather lackluster card in terms of names. What is does have, however, is an interesting main event between Alistair Overeem and Aleksei Oleinik! Here is a sneak peak into this weekend’s main event!
UFC 236 is main evented by a HUGE (interim) Lightweight title fight between Max Holloway and Dustin Poirier. This is a rematch from a fight that happened in 2014, but these are obviously very different fighters. Max is now arguable the best Featherweight ever, while Poirier has beaten 2 former champions in his last fight, both by finish. So what happens now? Let’s see.
So far we have kept our promise of doing Monthly Awards every month, so here are March’s nominees by the Untitled MMA crew.
This weekend, the UFC stops in the City of Brotherly Love for some wholesome cage fighting. In the main event, Justin Gaethje vs. Edson Barboza look to put on the Fight of the Year performance fans have been expecting since the fight was announced. But who has the advantage?
The fights are almost here! Untitled MMA is going to be TRAVELLING to UFC Nashville this weekend, where the Music City is playing host to the world’s best MMA promotion. In the co-main event, there is a clash of top-10 heavyweights with Curtis Blaydes squaring off against Justin Willis.
In place of a normal preview post, here is our discussion, which we talked about at great length, of UFC Nashville’s headliner: Anthony Pettis and Stephen Thompson. We talked at it for so long, and to enough detail, that we here at Untitled MMA believe that this is a far better substitute. So kick back, relax, and listen to our in-depth review of Anthony Pettis vs Stephen Thompson!
The UFC is crossing the pond this weekend and London will play host to a BANGER of a Welterweight main event between Darren Till and Jorge Masvidal.
Like we promised, we are going to do this on a monthly basis. Here is February’s awards given by the Untitled MMA crew.
The fights are tomorrow, the stage is set, and Jon Jones is back. This time around, he faces the red-hot Anthony Smith, a man who likely retired a couple of guys in his short UFC stint at 205. Many brush this off as an easy win for Jones, but let’s roll the tape.
