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His speed & athleticism at HW would give him the advantage. Most of the HW's are big slow guys who rely strictly on their power, as long as Jon could evade & strike he would still beat most of the Heavyweight division. None of them have the cardio to go 5 rounds with Jon & none of them have his...

The UFC sold for $4BILLION last year & they're still paying their top fighter pennies on the dollar. Jon Jones only made $500,000K for UFC 232 vs Gustafsson, that's fckin ridiculous for a Championship title bout payout.

DC knows deep down in his heart no matter what is said or done, Jon will always be a better fighter than him. It eats him up inside too lol, nobody brings out the pure hatred in DC more than Jon. Every time they have to do a press conference on interview about him you can just see it on DC's...

Overall was a solid card, wasn't as good as I expected but still solid. Big respect to Usman he really impressed & shocked me with his performance vs Woodley, it looks like Father Time has caught up to Woodley & the future of the Welterweight division is now in Usman's hands. Jones is flat...

The greatest LHW ever, the man literally hasn't lost a fight in a DECADE. There's nothing left for him at 205lbs, he should make the move to Heavyweight & fight Cormier, then Stipe.

Dean was garbage all night. He should've broke them up & made them stand in the middle of the octagon the last 1min of the fight. No title fight should end with the last 2 minutes plus standing up against the cage.

It was bogus imo, the knee was clean on his face & Smith had been sitting down for **** near 3 minutes straight. Jones has had complete control the entire fight, no way in **** would that have been a justifiable DQ.

Wtf was that? Herb Dean has been on some bullsh*t all night.

Props to Usman, I thought Woodley would figure out how to deal with Usman, but Usman is clearly the new breed. Younger, bigger, stronger, with better cardio, he completely dominated Woodley all 5 rounds. Usman is a pure beast & handled his business. He's gonna run that 170lbs division, I'm...

Usman has total control over this fight, it looks like Woodley has reached the point where he's coming to the end of his career at 38 years old. I've never seen Woodley look this outmatched, even when he lost to Rory MacDonald he didn't look this bad.

Agree with that, he wasn't out completely & Herb stopped the fight too early. However, Askren had that Bulldog choke locked in pretty tight, if Herb didn't stop it at that moment, I still think Askren probably would've ended up submitting him anyway. Lawler deserves a rematch though.

Askren definitely needs to rematch Lawler, but he's going to struggle a lot at 170lbs if he can't deal with the strikers of the divison. He's probably better off moving down to 155lbs, but it looks like it would be hard for him to move down & make weight at this point in his career.

Yeah Herb fcked up on that one, he wasn't out but it looked like he would've been if he kept it locked in. What's crazy is when Lawler was doing ground & pound on Askren I for sure thought Herb was going to stop it then but he let Askren stay in it & get up.

Wtf?!?

Holy sh*t! Lawler is fckin Askren up!

Great points. With Woodley vs Maia a lot of people forget that Woodley injured his shoulder in the fight, so he was literally fighting with a torn labrum from the 1st round on, Woodley adjusted & did what he had to do in order to win. Stopping 24 takedowns from a pure strangler like Maia was...

Coming off of a disappointing UFC 234, 235 looking to redeem with a loaded fight card with 2 title fights on the line. The main even Light Heavyweight championship match of Jon Jones vs Anthony Smith. Jones coming off a dominating performance in his last fight to regain the belt from...