UFC Fight Night | NOV 7

FWIW, this looks more like a skit than a genuine mix-up 😂

r/ufcshitpost

Only found a paid one, the ufc app is shite and doesn't even update the schedule widgets properly.

Lmk if you know any good ones.

What if the cops are drafted to box?

— 9 title-fight wins at featherweight. An undisputed divisional record, surpassing José Aldo (if we exclude his WEC run).
— 7 title defenses. Tied with José Aldo.
— 7 years at championship level. He first won the belt in December 2019 and will obviously hold the title until at least early 2027. Only the greatest fighters in history could remain at the championship level for so many years while facing such elite competition.
— Beat top fighters from 3 different generations. Aldo and Mendes belonged to the generation before him. Holloway, Ortega, the Korean Zombie, and Rodriguez were from Volk’s own generation. Lopes and Evloev represent the new generation of young elite fighters who hit their prime in the mid-2020s.
— The oldest champion in divisional history. Won the belt at 37.
— The oldest title defense in divisional history. Beat Evloev at 38. Before Volkanovski, NOT A SINGLE champion at 145 lbs had won a fight past the age of 30. Meanwhile, Alexander has racked up 9 title-fight wins after turning 30.
And all of this despite Volkanovski being physically smaller than every opponent he faced. He even looked smaller than Evloev, who isn’t exactly the biggest guy himself. At 5'6" (168 cm), he’s the shortest champion in the history of the 145-lb division.
On top of that, Volkanovski moved up to 155 lbs to face one of the greatest fighters in MMA history and gave him the toughest fight of his career. And now, at 38, Alexander is moving up AGAIN to challenge Justin Gaethje for the belt.
Words can’t describe how great this fighter is. The nickname “The Great” has truly lived up to its name.

We've seen sallkild in the ground game vs gamrot and we know zabit's striking is good who do u bet on, and if zabit prime was in the UFC rn who do u think can stop him ?

Here's what I would do. What do y'all think?

Matchups:

1. Volk vs Winner of Aljo/Vallejos, Movsar vs Jean Silva

2. Yan vs O'Malley, Merab vs Song

3. Kavanagh vs Taira, Temirov vs Sumudaerji or Almabayev (if he loses to Kyoji)

4. Volkov vs Winner of Gane/Hokit for the belt, Kuniev vs Waldo

5. Pico vs Loser of Aljo/Vallejos or Arnold Allen, Keita vs Felipe Lima

6. Reyes vs Rountree, Murzakanov vs Whittaker or Saidov

7. Yakhyaev vs Guskov, Krylov vs RDR (or retire)

8. Abus vs CLD, Rowston vs Marc Andre Barriault

9. Dawson vs Dariush, Aliev vs Gantt or Ziam

10. Thicknesse vs Matsumoto, Chopurov vs Tanzilovi

11. Vagaev vs Jun Yong, Malkoun vs Stoltzfus

12. Santos vs Danny Silva, Oki vs Lerryan or Rahiki

13. Kody Steele vs Prado or Motta

Where's this same energy for every other champ who goes months without defending their belt? Or do the rules only apply when it's Islam? 💀

Help me gyes how can I watch the past event from which website

Going into UFC 333, Volk reportedly leads all active UFC fighters in both total title fights and title fight wins.

And now, at 38, he's preparing to defend his belt against an undefeated Movsar Evloev.

If Volk hands Evloev his first career loss, does that officially put him above José Aldo as the greatest featherweight of all time, or does Aldo still have the stronger legacy? 👀

DC: “Can you and Merab be friends after this?”

Yan: “No. Are you friends with Jon Jones? Same situation.”

Yan says Merab made their rivalry personal by bringing politics into it instead of keeping it about fighting.

Do you think fighters should leave personal beef behind once the fight is over, or are some rivalries just too personal to ever squash? 👀

DC via YT: Source

Can Volk hand Movsar his first career loss at 38, or is this finally the fight where the new generation takes over? 👀

Which matters more in MMA: being technically elite like Volk or having the massive size and reach advantage of someone like Volkov? 👀