If the most difficult thing a UFC fighter can do in the year of our lord 2025 is make people care about your fights, well, Garry's got that part down.

Yep. They booed that man. Twice! In his hometown!

And you can get 15% a VOLKAMANIA T-shirt ...

Ilia Topuria moves up to lightweight, and suddenly Alexander Volkanvoski is right back in the mix ...

Mexico is a nation of 130 million people.

If we told you going into UFC 313 that Magomed Ankalaev would go 0-for-12 on takedown attempts in his light heavyweight title fight against Alex Pereira, would you have thought that shaped up as a win for Ankalaev?

That's right: a tough-ass matchup against an opponent nobody cares about.

Never let your opponent go full Moe Howard.

Would somebody please get this goddamn Jon Jones a hobby already?

Literally nobody is buying his shit anymore.

Unfortunately, it was the one man who gets to decide.

We hope you can find it in your heart to forgive us for missing the Proper yesterday.

Islam Makhachev and Merab Dvalishvili did what they had to do, in completely different ways.

We get it, but Tsarukyan and Dvalishvili are pretty good, too.

What will happen in the UFC in the year of our lord. 2025?

It's the most magical time of the year!

We hope you like it.

Maybe he was hurt. Maybe it was just our own expectations. Or maybe Ian Garry is also really good?

We know what you’re thinking, but it's actually a pretty deep fight card.

The story wasn't what happend during the fights. It's how many people watched and what comes next.

Here's two fights we've been looking foward to for a while, albeit for different reasons.

Hasn't Poatan done enough? Can’t we just leave this guy a lone for a few months?

What a strange mix of emotions we felt watching UFC 308.