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UFC 283 on January 21st is the first PPV of 2023 and features two exciting title fights and a bunch of UFC veterans. In this edition of “The Final Bell” I discuss some of my favorite key matchups on the card.
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Paddy Pimblett’s UFC 282 fight versus Jaren Gordon raised a lot of eyebrows with a controversial decision for the English fighter. What could be next at Lightweight for the red hot prospect?
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The return of “The Final Bell MMA” UFC 280 features an Undisputed Lightweight title fight between Charles Oliveira and Islam Makhachev. Who will be the new king of 155 lbs?
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In this edition of “The Final Bell” I discuss the great matchup last night between Bantamweight stars Cory Sandhagen and TJ Dillashaw and the title implications for both men.
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In this edition of “The Final Bell” I go over what I think is going to hapen follwoing UFC 264 for both the winners and the losers.
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In this edition of the “Final Bell MMA” I discuss the need for Leon Edwards to get a title shot and how he might need to stay active to secure one.
Read morePeter gives you his reactions and analysis of the UFC 263 card. Find out why he thinks that this card lived up to the hype and more…
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In this “Final Bell MMA” edition I discuss this weekend’s fight card and give my predictions for the 5 fight main card. Two important rematches for titles on this card, Who is going to reign over the divisions?
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In this edition of “The Final Bell” I discuss some changes to the sport that would not only benefit the fans but the fighters as well.
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In this edition of “The Final Bell” I discuss the highs and lows of Cody “No Love” Garbrandt’s career. I also discuss how picking up a win over Rob Font could put him on a collision course with Petr Yan or Aljamain Sterling.
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In this edition of “The Final Bell” I discuss the undisputed Lightweight Championship is up for grabs, as well as a possible turning point in Tony Ferguson’s career. Saturday promises to be an exciting fight card!
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In this episode of The Final Bell I discuss the career perspectives of 205’s next possible superstar Jiří Procházka. The man is on a tear inside the octagon and I believe he could be seeing the title picture very soon.
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In this installment of the Final Bell I discuss the prospects of an Usman vs McGregor matchup and the path Conor would have to take to become a three division champion.
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Robert Whittaker is once again moving up the Middleweight rankings, if he defeats Kelvin Gastelum I feel as though Israel Adesanya’s next defense should be the rematch between the two.
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The money fight is something in the Mixed Martial Arts business that has become more popular over the last several years. There are some positives to the big pay day but it can sometimes hamper a division more than helo it.
Read moreIn this “Final Bell: article I get a little bit more personal and give you my opinion as to who is the GOAT of MMA, here at the Daily Goat.
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This edition of “The Final Bell MMA” is covering this week’s UFC 260 PPV which features a title bout with huge implications for the Heavyweight division. The co-main event also features a featherweight championship bout, as well as the return of “Suga” Sean O’Malley.
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ne of the greatest fighters the UFC has ever employed has declared that he wants to move up to Heavyweight after wiping out contenders at 205 several times over. In the end of 2020 Jones declared that he was vacating the Light Heavyweight Championship that he had held onto for several years, and moving up into the Heavyweight division, essentially to try and claim the promotion’s Heavyweight crown.
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The next big Pay-Per-View for the UFC is happening on March 6th and features three different title fights. This should be one of the most stacked UFC cards to start the year with the Light Heavyweight (205 lbs), Bantamweight (135 lbs) and Women’s Featherweight (145 lbs) titles on the line. The names from the prelims to the main event are completely stacked and there promises not only to be a lot of trash talk heading into fight week for but absolutely fire fights once the action starts inside the octagon
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The next #1 contender for UFC Heavyweight champion will be determined on February 20th as Derrick Lewis takes on Curtis Blaydes in the headlining matchup. This fight has huge stakes on the line for both men who are on winning streaks.
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