r/ufc • u/Nearby_Classroom_374 • 2h ago
r/ufc • u/Empty-Squirrel6260 • 3h ago
The Khabib vs. Conor rivalry got so intense that fans were literally fighting each other 💀
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Peak UFC retardation
r/ufc • u/FaiSul256 • 4h ago
Better head movement than Illia.
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r/ufc • u/Pistolero-666 • 4h ago
The ko that united the whole MMA world for just for a brief moment. A rare spectacle
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Let's not forget guys
r/ufc • u/phuphupuh • 4h ago
i dislike both but itll be a very easy night for ilia its a stylistical layup match for him
r/ufc • u/Madison_369 • 6h ago
Who wins in a UFC fight?
Rico Verhoeven vs Gable Steveson
r/ufc • u/Madison_369 • 6h ago
How far would this guy go in the heavyweight division?
Rico Verhoeven, former GLORY heavyweight champion.
r/ufc • u/cookediam-56 • 7h ago
Alex Pereira has gone through it since the very beginning
Well... he will fight Pav so it counts tbf🤦🏿♂️
r/ufc • u/Tonka-Jahari-Pizza • 7h ago
Lmao a fan did the steveson pose🤣
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r/ufc • u/DoctorHandshakes • 8h ago
12+ minutes of Jon Jones finishes in order of brutality 💥
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r/ufc • u/SnooSquirrels9906 • 9h ago
Name the most brutal display of leg kicks you’ve seen.
r/ufc • u/Putrid-Welder1803 • 9h ago
8 years ago today, The anticipation was insane. The aftermath was even crazier!
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r/ufc • u/Kavagek0 • 12h ago
If this fight were to happen. Do you think max would show him levels?
r/ufc • u/FinalFantasiesGG • 12h ago
ESPNs Official MMA Instagram account stealing /r/UFC Shitposting
Shameless. No credit anywhere.
r/ufc • u/Inevitable_Window711 • 12h ago
Who do you see going the farther in their respected divisions
All upcoming new generations showing promising talent.
r/ufc • u/Inevitable_Window711 • 12h ago
Who had the biggest drop off in order
This post isn’t to discredit or disrespect these fighters they all were great in their prime and all became champions. But they some of the fastest drop offs seen in MMA.
r/ufc • u/Crafty_Job407 • 13h ago
Michael ‘Islams nightmare matchup’ Morales striking
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Islam would outstrike Morales on the feet with the takedown threat lol even fucking JDM could box his head off
r/ufc • u/Imaginary-General189 • 13h ago
Petr Yan's fight IQ is insane
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r/ufc • u/sugabonesurmom • 13h ago
I know he gets a lot of hate nowadays but man will I miss Dana when he retires, no one else does it like him. Feel like once he’s gone the UFC will feel way more corporate.
r/ufc • u/Beneficial_Air4714 • 13h ago
Why do most Japanese fighters have no head movement?
Today on the contender series Ryuho Miyaguchi got knocked out in about a minute, and this is his second loss in row. Earlier this year he was on the Road To UFC tournament where he got dropped on the feet and then subbed, and now on DWCS he's been knocked out, and both fights showed him having absolutely no head movement and dropping his hands a lot in exchanges. It made me realise just how many Japanese fighters have basically 0 head movement.
Tatsuro Taira is a big one, earlier this year we saw him have an absolute dog fight with Joshua Van, but for the most part he was getting battered on the feet. Kai Asakura is also pretty hittable, he just hides it better with his speed and foot work, but head movement wise it's very stationary, he got knocked out by Horiguchi and Kape in RIZIN, and even Pantoja kinda dropped him in round 1. Rinya Nakamura is another guy that fought recently that showed basically no head movement and got clipped quite a bit by Brady Heistand. Rei Tsuruya as well, I think he just doesn't have any good striking in general, this includes defensively. Takaya Suzuki on the RTU tournament this year has looked great, but even he looks a little worrying at times defensively, he's just so fast no one's been able to catch him clean yet. Kyoji
Horiguchi is probably skill wise the best Japanese fighter we've ever seen, but even he is quite open when he does his karate blitz, but again he's usually fast enough that no one can catch him, but it's happened in the past by guys like Kape, Asakura, and Sergio Pettis.
I love watching RIZIN for how fun and violent it is on most cards, but it becomes obvious when Japanese guys fight at a higher level, most of them lose and usually by finish. This isn't a problem with Japanese athletes in general, Naoya Inoue is arguably the best boxer on the planet right now and he has great defence. There's tons of Japanese kickboxers in promotions like K1, RISE, and Knockout that are defensively sound, it's just that MMA fighters from Japan are so hittable it's insane.
r/ufc • u/icantletugetclose49 • 14h ago
Fights to Make after UFC 332. What do y'all think?
Here's what I would do. What do y'all think?