r/ufc • u/PolishPower335 • 6h ago
r/ufc • u/DavidSeries • 8h ago
Ian Machado Garry about his “feminine side”
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r/ufc • u/CetaWasTaken • 54m ago
Strickland is a True Warrior
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r/ufc • u/Brokenlingo • 11h ago
What are the chances of this guy getting a KO with a headkick against Ian Garry like he did against Volk?
Do you think he could reach there?
r/ufc • u/Fair-Penalty-6270 • 16h ago
people should talk about this fight in the same sense they bring up volk and poirier for islam
controversial split decision with geoff neal having some clinch control time and it was in 2024 so not all that long ago
ian didnt look very good vs belal either ,belal didnt have an issue closing the distance he was getting to ians hips very easily he just couldnt get the takedown,people are concerned sbout islam managing distance with ian i dont think thats a big problem islam will grab a hold of him for sure,the main part is how does ian perform in the clinch.does he get knees to the thighs for 3 mins every round or does he break away or does he get taken down from there
r/ufc • u/Dramatic-Judgment-34 • 19h ago
Tom’s potential arc if he hadn’t fought Gane
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r/ufc • u/Foreign-Bee-4792 • 22h ago
As Colby was considered small for welterweight, do yall think he could've been the champ at lightweight?
r/ufc • u/raptors201966 • 18h ago
Ian Garry says if women ruled the world everything would be better “If the world was run by women, we’d all live in a better world. If we just listened to them and let them takeover, it would be an easier world”
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r/ufc • u/Impressive-Step6377 • 9h ago
Usman was always an overrated scumbag
Nobody points out Usman's fouls in his career and people are acting as if he is some type of goat, his resume is overrated a hell with his title wins consisting of Colby, Masvidal and Burns, all journeymen that went on losing skids later on, faking eyepokes and a nutshot against DDP and Colby and the worst of all he is a steroid head, his body is full of acne and injection marks, and don't tell me about the fact that he hasn't failed a drug test, his father is a corrupt pharmacist and his brother did fail a drug test, people never point out how much of a cheater and a scumbag he was and I hate that, they act like he has such a good Volkanovski type reign when in reality he is no where near Volk's level.
r/ufc • u/Temporary-Camp6505 • 18h ago
Where did the "dagis are inactive" come from
ankalaev consistently fought twice/thrice a year with the exception of 2023,which was covered up by 3 fights in 2022
same story for islam consistenly fought multiple times since 2021 apart trom 2024 which us backed up by him fightung thrice in 2021
umar has been active since fighting merab,khabib was inactive even tho against his will at times,tgere were some matchups that failed to happen cuz of his inactivity
looking at the general picture dagis arent necessarily inactive they fight at the same frequency as other fighters
r/ufc • u/Master_Canary440 • 3h ago
This is truly disgusting man. Dana and Hunter allowing Jon Jones to do whatever he wants and ruin people their careers is disgusting. Jones probably has some crazy footage of Dana on a hard drive. Feel so bad for Tom man.
r/ufc • u/Unlucky_Debate_307 • 18h ago
Was this fight rigged? It seems like he's going down before the punch lands, he grabs his bead not his waist where he punched, and the punch that so finished him was a grazing shot from a low power guy.
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Green seems like the exact type of guy to throw a fight for cash, and the UFC's biggest sponsors are betting companies.
Not to mention how odd the commentary was during this finish.
DC was like " it kinda grazed his elbow..." Then they all shut up about it.
So weird.
r/ufc • u/Psychologisss • 14h ago
Tai Tuivasa's downfall
So i think we all know that Tai was once a good fighter and then kinda fell off after the Lewis Fight.
My question here is do we really think that Tai is as bad as he seems and wait,
before you question that statement lets look at his career.
Yes, he lost all his last Fights. But dont you notice something?
How has he not been cut at this point.
Yes, hes entertaining but with an loss streak like that?
Also he actually looks decent till he gets finished in fights, sometimes making me think he could win it with juust a little more training.
But wait... this seems suspicious.
He does good till he loses the fight (which also happens when He actually had advantages in some fights).
He doesn't seem to put in his career saving training but he also apparently doesn't get cut and gets new contracts?
Hmmmmmmm
Now i think quite a few of you might already assume this before my post but i think its not unlikely that Tai gets paid to loose.
Kinda like the modern Bob Sapp of the Heavyweight Division.
r/ufc • u/jerryworldfan13 • 21h ago