Everything we wanted and more as bitter rivals proved their worth and upcomers start to make names for themselves. Here's a recap and winners of our fantasy comp!

The rematch between Magomed Ankalaev and Alex Pereira isn’t about hype or headlines. It’s about answers. Can Pereira adjust to the style that shut him down in their first meeting? Can Ankalaev silence the doubts about his title run with a definitive win?

What an event!! We were all expecting high energy, but I don’t think any of us imagined it would come from where it did. Absolutely blown away by some of the results.

Du Plessis is the reigning middleweight champ, 21–2, and he is making his third title defence. He is an awkward mover with heavy finishing instincts, ending 19 of his 21 wins inside the distance — 9 KOs, 10 subs. He has not lost in the UFC and has taken out big names like Israel Adesanya and Robert Whittaker. Cardio holds up well, his chin has been tested but never broken, and he has a knack for finding shots from odd angles.

As Khamzat Chimaev prepares to battle Dricus Du Plessis for the UFC middleweight crown, the spotlight is squarely on the Chechen-born Swede. Known for his explosive performances, unshakable confidence, and ability to finish fights early, Chimaev has quickly become one of the most feared and fascinating athletes in MMA.

What. A. Card. From the early prelims to the final bell, UFC 318 delivered high-energy action and some serious shake-ups to the leaderboard.

The trilogy for Holloway and Poirier - Will Holloway get his revenge? Or will Poirier get the fairytale ending?

Ilia proves he’s the real deal, Talbott shocks Lima, and the fantasy leaderboard gets shaken up. A wild UFC card with big performances, bonus drama, and fresh faces rising to the top.

Ilia Topuria has dominated the lower divisions, now he walks into the shark tank that is lightweight. But before he can call out Islam, he has to deal with the people’s champ — Charles Oliveira. This isn’t just a step up in weight. It’s a rite of passage.

For many, UFC 316 probably didn’t look like a blockbuster on paper—but it absolutely delivered. I was blown away by everyone’s performance, especially on the main card. Heres the roundup and the winners!

UFC 316 delivers high-stakes chaos—finishers collide, rising stars clash with veterans, and the bantamweight belt hangs in the balance. From Luque vs Holland to O’Malley’s toughest test yet, here’s how it all breaks down.

UFC 315 didn’t jump off the page at first, but once you dig into the matchups, it’s clear we’re in for some serious violence. Here’s how I see the main card playing out — predictions, breakdowns, and all.

It’s official: Canada’s Kyle Prepolec is stepping in on short notice to face Benoît Saint Denis at UFC 315 in Montreal, and if you’re wondering “Who the hell is this guy?” — you’re not alone. But don’t sleep on him just yet.

What a killer of a main event, action packed from beginning to end, we saw the had new kings champed, new talent enter the highest level and some outcomes which could suggest a comeback for some fan favourites.

This game isn’t kind to legends who stick around too long. Does Volk still have what it takes?

In many ways this is the big test for Paddy - is he ready for the big leagues? And can chandler get the job done before gassing?

Is Mitchell really top tier? Or is Silva going to continue to dominate the division?

Krylov’s bringing chaos. Reyes wants redemption. One of them’s leaving with a statement win… and I’ve got a bold pick

This is the ultimate test of whether the veteran can hold his own against a dynamic fighter in their prime. Experience or Fire?

UFC 314 delivered fireworks. Reyes returned, Pimblett made a statement, Volk went to war—and the fantasy leaderboard got flipped. Full recap + results.