The UFC Discussion and Prediction Topic

[pawel7777]

Main Card results of the last night's UFC fight night:



Lots of KOs, so I guess it wasn't that boring after all
Small surprise in the main event, the underdog, Perez, KO'd Nicolau in the 2nd round. Fully deserved win, he was much more aggressive and really went for it. He gave a good fight last time against Mokaev but lost by decision.
He'll probably go up in the ranking by at least one place.

[notblox1]

Very interesting upcoming UFC 301 event with Flyweight title fight Pantoja vs Erceg, but I am more interested in watching last UFC fight for legendary Jose Aldo.
I dont think UFC will extend his contract but he has few more fights left in him, so maybe we see him in PFL or different MMA promotion.
Vitor Petrino is another fighter I never saw any of his fights and I am curious if he can remain undefeated against Smith.

[electronicash]

interesting to know there are still few fights left for Aldo in UFC contract. maybe if Conor will be knocked out by Chandler, Conor and Aldo will have their rematch. i think people will still want to see them fight for once. they used to be the biggest in UFC. they got old of course but having the fight in Netflix i think will unite all fans to watch on TV from Ireland to Brazil.

i have no idea who Erceg actually but whoever the match maker who put him against Pantoja must have seen something.

[notblox1]

interesting to know there are still few fights left for Aldo in UFC contract. maybe if Conor will be knocked out by Chandler, Conor and Aldo will have their rematch. i think people will still want to see them fight for once. they used to be the biggest in UFC. they got old of course but having the fight in Netflix i think will unite all fans to watch on TV from Ireland to Brazil.

This is Aldo last fight in UFC contract, and he said he was going to retired in 2022, and went into boxing fights with very good results.
He is getting older and I dont think we can see him with Conor in UFC, maybe they can make some boxing fight instead.

[pawel7777]

There was some follow up on Arman Tsarukyan punching a fan during his walk out at the UFC 300.

He explained his reasons punching/attempting to punch the guy here:

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I kind of understand him, we're all humans, if you're flipping a middle finger to the other guy and disrespect him, you should expect some violence. On the other hand, when he publicly announced that he will keep responding like that to fans' provocations, he's guaranteed to have more of them in his next fights.

According to the DailyStar, he got an equivalent of £28,000 withheld by the Nevada State Athletic Commission as a penalty, which is 20% of his £126,000 earnings from the fight. Source:
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/ufc/arman-tsarukyan-punches-fan-ufc-32713844