Fight Previews 

UFC 236 goes down on April 13th at State Farm Arena in Atlanta Georgia.  As far as Pay-Per-View cards go this is a decent offering, it’s not the best card of the year, but it’s certainly not the worst.  It’s a bit of a strange card in that it offers two title fights, both interim belts, and neither with a fighter ranked higher than #3 in their weight class.  That should tell you a lot about the state of these two divisions.

UFC 235 is a stacked offering featuring two title fights and a number of other exciting matchups. For both hardcore and casual fans, this is a must watch event.

UFC 234 takes place in Melbourne, Australia and is headlined by the middleweight championship bout between Australia’s own Robert Whittaker and the American Kelvin Gastelum.  By and large, this PPV is pretty shallow card with only 5 of the 24 fighters on the card being ranked.  That said, there are some interesting matchups, and often times the seemingly bad cards are the ones that end up being the most entertaining.

The UFC’s annual New Year’s card is a stacked offering. An exciting rematch between Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson headlines this must-watch event for MMA fans.

UFC 231 takes place on December 8th. This card features two title fights: Max Holloway vs Brian Ortega for the featherweight title, and Valentina Shevchenko vs Joanna Jedrzejczyk for the vacant women’s flyweight belt. Both of these should be exciting fights between elite fighters.

The UFC’s annual Maddison Square Gardens card will take place this Saturday, November 3rd. Due to injuries, scheduling conflicts, and some poor planning by the UFC, this isn’t the stacked card that we’ve been accustomed to at MSG. Nonetheless, there are some fun matchups