Good job Dana!! The best science can buy!

All Heavyweights?



Junior dos Santos vs Frank Mir
Cain Velasquez vs Antônio Silva
Roy Nelson vs Dave Herman
Stipe Miocic vs Shane del Rosario
Stefan Struve vs Lavar Johnson

Or is the Heavyweight division to shallow right now?

There may be enough strong fighters for an all LHW card. Honestly I think the strongest divisions right now are Lightweight and maybe Welterweight. Thoughts?

What a ****ing career. Happy to see him retire though.

First Twister in UFC History and always willing to go for broke. OOS

This is 294 with solid bangers in the main card



This is poverty Jon Jones card

- andrade 3 losses in a row
- 40 year old brunson
- I don't even know the next 4 fighters before that

get in here and lets celebrate our brothers and sisters from south of the border!


Valentina vs Grasso

Kevin Holland vs JDM

18 year old Rosas vs Terrance Mitchell





Valentina is -170 cmon u gotta POUND that

Honestly I think as time goes by his reputation is just going to get less and less.

Last weekend was just another example of how things work in the UFC, the ultimate rock paper scissors.

Khabib was real smart and knew this, he got out Super early because I don't think his ego could handle a loss, and in ufc, everyone loses and so would Khabib have.

Tomorrow

ESPN+ PPV AT 10 P.M. ET); PRELIMS (8 P.M. ET ON ESPN/ESPN+/ABC, 6:30 P.M. ET ON ESPN+)

MAIN CARD

Israel Adesanya vs. Sean Strickland*TITLE FIGHT*
Tai Tuivasa vs. Alexander Volkov
Manel Kape vs. Felipe dos Santos
Justin Tafa vs. Austen Lane
Tyson Pedro vs. Anton Turkalj

UNDERCARD

Carlos Ulberg vs. Da Un Jung
Jack Jenkins vs. Chepe Mariscal
Jamie Mullarkey vs. John Makdessi
Nasrat Haqparast vs. Landon Quinones
Blood Diamond vs. Charlie Radtke
Shane Young vs. Gabriel Miranda
Kevin Jousset vs. Kiefer Crosbie

Presser will be the main event and presser of the year contender, fight is secondary

Bare Knuckle

MANON FIOROT VS ROSE NAMAJUNAS happening to


who you money on brahs?

You signing up?!

i think this fight will resemble aljo vs o'malley, but Gane will end it with a kick

Your thoughts??

Obviously Dustin would be a huge favorite here. This would basically be another BMF style fight. Would be a good pay day for Dustin.

Dustin has been talking about going up to 170.

What other matches do you think are out there for Dustin?

First Paul fight im interested in

https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/...d-promotion-be

After his fixed fights against Jake, what has he been doing? Seems to have vanished off the face of the earth after making millions fighting Jake

This sh!t gonna be hilarious more than the fight itself

So i was reading about this and how Dana White was going mental, i find it hard to believe that Dana, a control freak, was unaware these guys were about to jump in an ice bath and challenge eachother, just find that hard to believe.

But my question is, do you think it was a crazy thing to do or not?

Few sources:
https://www.foxsports.com.au/ufc/clu...42c59e4cd537d8
https://coldwaterwarriors.co.uk/cono...ath-challenge/

Aljamain Sterling (c) vs. Sean O'Malley , bantamweight championship

Zhang Weili (c) vs. Amanda Lemos featherweight championship

Marlon Vera vs. Pedro Munhoz , bantamweights

Geoff Neal vs. Ian Machado Garry, welterweights

Mario Bautista vs. Da'Mon Blackshear, bantamweights

Date: Aug. 19

Location: TD Garden -- Boston

Start time: 10 p.m. ET (Main card)

I wanted to pick up Judo , BJJ and Muay Thai.

I like judo better than BJJ but I don’t know if learning two grappling arts when your new at the same time is a good idea.

I feel like in real life practice and for self defense judo is slightly better too but that’s because from what I understand BJJ doesn’t really teach much on takedowns or throws or really anything from the standing position.

There’s only a few gyms around me that supplement BJJ with wrestling and the occasional judo class so if I want to focus on judo as a base first I’d have to drive to two different gyms after work too.

After feeling each out I’d probably want to train 4-5x a week so I’m not sure if that’s enough time for 3 disciplines or if it’s even a good idea.

Do you just have a day where one day you will do MMA/train and then the next day you will lift?

Does your body recover easily?

I often hear of fitness trainers not letting their clients do MMA.

What do you think this card will look like?

My predictions:

Jones vs Sergei or Jones vs Izzy
Some random women's straw weight or bantamweight title fight.
Lesner vs TBD
Conor vs Nick Diaz III - both retire at the end of the fight
Musk vs Zuck


Wonder what Joe's reaction will be.

What would it be? They have to be 2 fighters on the current roster and same weight class or feasible weight class.

I'd want Chimaev vs Adesanya for the middleweight belt.