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I mean, one of his worst performances came after he finally got his weight in check and went back to 170, at least at 185 he was in contention.

He took down Terrion Ware 3 times in his UFC debut, so it should be good enough to ground any boxer. Gotta keep in mind he's an MMA Lab product, I doubt any guy from there isn't somewhat proficient when it comes to wrestling.

They've been big on Apex cards for a while now, so nothing changes there.

The wording seemingly makes sure to extend it to any worker instead of just employees, so hopefully it does.

For me it boils down to the opposition Perez faced so far in the UFC. Tomas, Shelton, Espinosa, De la Rosa, those are wins that aren't particularly good, hell even Torres, despite being better than those guys, was a guy coming off a meme win in a very competitive fight with Brooks. I could be...

Five rematches on this card. Fuck's sake.

He's a striker first and foremost, hoping that 5 rounds will give him more time to showcase a more varied approach than usual, though a lot will have to do with Alex not letting him control the whole fight. I know some here are confident Perez will have the edge on the feet, but I'm not too...

There's no telling if those matchups will come to be though, Shabliy is open about his issues with PFL and the Usman fight just fell through, again. For me, Barnaoui isn't the most compelling matchup since we've seen that he's a very flawed prospect and not the elite talent I hoped he'd be...

I think wanting to avoid the monopoly accusation also plays a role in how things play out nowadays when it comes to signing new talent/poaching guys from other orgs. I mean, back in the day they got Lombard and fought for Eddie, I can't see them doing that nowadays. Same thing with them not...

I feel like a finish is likely on either side here, either Perez finding a KO or Nicolau stinging him and then locking a choke. Nicolau's got 8 recorded KDs in his UFC career so far, which for a flyweight isn't half bad even if his killer instinct isn't the best, so I could see him catching Alex...

That's not enough to bridge the gap against actual pros who are dedicated to it. Shit, Ryan isn't the most dedicated guy either, so he could simply be a hobbyist when it comes to BJJ, ala CM Punk who also trained with Rener, and look like shit against anyone who takes it more seriously.

Both are incredibly washed up. Schilling is 40 and hadn't fought since 2019.

Soon we will start making up results that don't even exist.

Are you intellectually disabled?

So now we're gonna pretend like GSP didn't have many a user shitting on him during his reign and after his retirement? Countless accusations of using HGH too.

If shit's boring, shit's boring. And I say that as someone who enjoys watching Phil Davis fight.

Did not see that coming, figured Storley would try to embrace the grind above all.

Man, I need to blacklist Bubba.

The Homasi fight was a bad look late, but aside from that he's looked very consistent, and blown certain guys out of the water. I mean, Umalatov's PFL run hasn't exactly featured the absolute toughest strength of schedule. Like you said yourself, Silva is his best win and that's not saying much...

I don't think anybody with a soul would hate those kinds of stories, lol. If the power Themba showed against Pete and Sato is there, he should dominate. He's actually looked better than I expected, seems like a solid fun fighter to keep up with.