r/ufc
▲ 37 r/ufc
Some things you can’t just claim everyone is on it to protect your goat
How the hell is ‘everyone’s on steroids’ a defense for Jon Jones? If everyone is supposedly doing it, how is Jones the one who kept getting caught? Either everyone isn’t doing it, or Jones was just stupid enough to get caught multiple times. And if that’s the argument you’re going with, then maybe he’s not only MMA goat but also PED GOAT. You don’t get to give him credit for all his accomplishments while brushing off his failed drug tests by accusing every fighter who never got caught of doing the same thing. That’s not evidence—that’s just an excuse to protect his GOAT status.
u/zenx2018 — 4 hours ago
▲ 56 r/ufc
Who is your least favorite UFC fighter and why is it Yair Rodriguez?
u/ChiefTapiTapi — 5 hours ago
▲ 400 r/ufc
Bro really changed his mind the second Islam got too close to the throne.
u/satannnn666 — 6 hours ago
▲ 253 r/ufc
Who comes to mind when you think of a one-punch power hitter?
u/National-Mastodon916 — 8 hours ago
▲ 160 r/ufc
Fun fact: those are the only two fighters who fought both Khabib and Islam.
u/Right_Science_8527 — 6 hours ago
▲ 50 r/ufc
Conor McGregor filming a Mac Energy ad with Ashton Hall just 8 days post surgery
u/raptors201966 — 7 hours ago
▲ 59 r/ufc
Imagine Jon fighting a younger, taller longer fighter in his second weight class to defend his title. oh wait, he ducked both opportunities when he had the chance (Francis and aspinall)... islam is far better than this ped cheat clown, he knows it which is why he's so insecure.
u/Unlikely_Willow3684 — 7 hours ago
▲ 39 r/ufc
Islam Makhachev Flexes His Abs at Daniel Cormier 😂
Crazy POV. lmao. Noooo Islam, don't flex your physique on reddit they'll start hating you again :(
u/SurvivalHorrorLover — 5 hours ago
▲ 767 r/ufc
Kelvin Gastelum throws shade at Din Thomas following his fallout with Gillian Robertson after #UFC330
u/Imaginary-General189 — 9 hours ago
▲ 77 r/ufc
Honestly, feeding CP to Islam is way too obvious there's no excitement in that matchup.
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If anything, Morales has a massive frame almost bordering on Light Heavyweight, giving him huge physical strength and weight advantages. On top of his childhood background in Judo and wrestling, he showed in the Sean Brady fight that he can still land heavy punches thanks to his long reach, even from a hips-back stance meant to counter takedowns. I really hope Morales gets a title shot.
u/Buyeo10004 — 8 hours ago