Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are far from the only two bad m***********s in the game, this post will explain why they are so badass as well as go through 8 other fighters that could make a claim for that belt. Source – BT SportJorge Masvidal Gamebred is as authentic as they come, the man has been through it all when it comes to the fighting game. A true veteran of the sport, Masvidal made his start literally brawling on the street, since then hes fought across the world including Japan, Costa Rica and Russia. Many fans forget just how long Masvidal has been “game” for. Embed from Get ..read more

Masvidal will be coming into this bout full of confidence after these last few months. His days of being a journeyman are long gone, he has quickly ascended to one of the UFC’s biggest stars in a matter of months. After the devastating KO’s hes inflicted on Darren Till and Ben askren, Masvidal has shown he has a lot of life left in him and is still a threat to anyone in the division. However the man sharing the octagon with Gamebred is also no joke, Nate Diaz is as tough and durable as they come; never taking a back step, Masvidal will need to bring his A game to beat “The Stockton Slugger ..read more

Nate Diaz will be looking to etch his name into the UFC’s hall of fame by taking home the “Baddest M**********r Belt” come the 2nd November. The Stockton native made his long awaited return at UFC 241 with a sensational win against “the wheaties box guy” Anthony Pettis, showcasing exactly why he’s a fan favourite with his relentless pressure, never ending cardio and a disgusting amount of strikes. After the fight Nate claimed himself to be the “baddest m**********r in the game” before calling out Masvidal to challenge him for that title. Fans have since flocked to the idea of that fight. S ..read more

They’ve really spoiled us with UFC 244, two of the most diverse strikers in the welterweight division go head to head on the 2nd November. Luque will be looking to cement himself as a new contender in the division whilst Wonderboy himself needs to prove he can still contend for that belt. Stephen Thompson (14-4-1) is coming off back to back losses, without a win in two years Wonderboy needs to show the world he’s not just a journeyman but in fact hungry for the title. And what better way to prove he’s still one to watch than facing a new contender in Vicente Luque, a powerhouse who has won ..read more

The co-main at UFC 244 see’s Darren Till make his long anticipated middleweight debut, facing the legend killer Kelvin Gastelum. Due to the credibility of both fighters, it would come as no surprise to see the winner move to within touching distance of a title shot. To add to the excitement, both fighters are coming off a loss meaning they’ve both got nothing to lose and everything to gain. This fight has fight of the night written all over it. Before making the prediction, we need to look at the main factors that go into deciding the winner… Factor #1 – The Move Up The infamous weig ..read more

#3 – Israel Adesanya vs Robert Whittaker Adesanya shocked the world with such a dominant performance over Whittaker at UFC 243, cementing himself as the new UFC Middleweight champion. The pure confidence Adesanya showed before the fight to choreograph a dance routine as his ring entrance was unbelievable. From the moment he came out for his ring walk to the ending fight sequence, Adesanya showed throughout the insane amount of confidence he has in himself. Straight out the gate Whittaker came into the fight with his game face on. He was quickly trying to prove there was no ring rust, t ..read more

Nate Diaz made his highly anticipated return to the UFC in the co main event at UFC 244, where he showcased exactly why he is one of the UFC’s biggest stars. Much to the delight of fans, Diaz turned the fight into a phone booth war, earning himself a unanimous decision win in the process. And the fun did not stop there, Diaz delivered yet another memorable post fight interview by calling out Jorge Masvidal to see who is the “Baddest M**********r” in the UFC. Jorge is also coming off a memorable win, decapitating Askren within 5 seconds of their fight with a ferocious flying knee. Like Nate ..read more

Demian Maia got the better of Ben Askren at UFC Fight Night 162 in Singapore, handing Askren his second consecutive loss whilst Maia is now on a 3 fight winning streak. Maia was quick to establish his dominance on the feet, picking apart Ben with a solid right hand whilst managing his distance well. From the get-go Askren struggled with the exchanges as well as struggling to get the fight to the ground and when Askren finally got Maia to the mat, it was the Brazilian that looked far more comfortable transitioning. Eventually the Brazilian showcased his infamous ground game, getting ..read more

Now that the Notorious one has announced his comeback its time to start speculating who his opponent will be and who we we would like to see across the octagon from him. Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone – The winnable fight If theres one man that deserves a money fight its Cowboy. On November 10th, Cowboy set the new record for the most wins in the UFC with 21 as well as most finishes with 15… this man is a staple of the UFC. Cowboy would come into this bout holding the height advantage, a good striking skill set and an outstanding submission game. He has also shown he still has what it t ..read more

Demian Maia vs Ben Askren Before i state my prediction, lets get the stats out the way. Maia will come in with a two inch height advantage whilst Askren will hold a one inch reach advantage. The minimal differences mean theres nothing really to report here. Maia comes into the bout with a record of 27-9-0 and on a two fight winning streak. Although Maia isnt an elite striker (in fact he tends to gas out quickly), he does possess a stiff jab and a few decent combinantions, opposed to Askren who’s striking skill set is literally non existent. Its clear as day that if this fight was to re ..read more