Adriano Moraes is the man who beat the man. We take a look at the fight, the finish, and how Moraes has been punishing the get up throughout his ONE Championship run.

The golden rule of footwork is “don’t cross your feet,” but with any rule there are exceptions and they tend to be eye-catching. We take a look at how Sean O'Malley cross steps his way to spin kicks and counters.

Switch hitting, upjabbing and infighting. We dive deep on the legendary career of an all time great, Marvelous Marvin Hagler.

We watch some multi-man fighting events. Some are awful, some are surprisingly good.

Whether you believe Adesanya’s striking is simply “levels above” Blachowicz’s or you delve into the minutia of their fighting habits, it is difficult not to see this as a tough match up for Blachowicz.

More clinch knees, more trips, more hand traps, and a surprisingly effective amount of rope-a-dope mark out this "build" of Alistair Overeem as he makes his last march for the UFC heavyweight title.

If Dustin Poirier bore any grudge about the way things went the first time he met Conor McGregor, he didn’t let it distract him for a moment on Saturday night.

Opponents who work at Holloway’s pace do not exist. If a fighter cannot out get Holloway on the back foot they might as well be fighting a fresh man every round.

The biggest fight in JMMA goes down this weekend, let's talk about Japan's two bantamweight stars.

If Thompson bags an impressive win over Neal, he will have another chance to edge back into the title picture after his post-Woodley exile. If Neal can pull off the victory, expect the UFC to strap a rocket to this man and fly him to the moon.

While Tonon was always an exciting and unusual grappler, his work to round out his game as a mixed martial artist has been a pleasant surprise for everyone who has followed it.

Ahead of yet another title defence, we examine Valentina Shevchenko's game and ask just what she must do to decisively beat Amanda Nunes.

We examine how Teofimo Lopez used four tactics to dig Vasyl Lomachenko out of his favourite outside angle.

How would one even go about undoing Khabib Nurmagomedov? We scour for exploitable habits in the lightweight king.

We take a look at how Cory Sandhagen feinted Marlon Moraes into paralysis, and that nifty shift that Edson Barboza seemingly couldn't miss against Makwan Amirkhani.

Israel Adesanya made the terrifying Paulo Costa look tentative and rudimentary. We take a look at what Adesanya did well, and what Costa didn't.

Israel Adesanya was a world class kickboxer in his own right, but used a style which was largely at odds with the established kickboxing norms.

It seemed like no matter how hard he worked, Charles Oliveira was one of those fighters who "just can't beat the top guys." But in March 2020, Oliveira defied his critics with a top-to-bottom masterpiece against the top ten ranked Kevin Lee.

While it appears Frankie Edgar has all the tools necessary to take advantage of Pedro Munhoz’s shortcomings, Munhoz’s few areas of expertise might well leave jaws agape if he can scare Edgar off the level change early.

In many ways these two men seem built to test each other. Sean O’Malley is the master of range, excelling out in the open. Marlon Vera is at his best with his forehead smushed into the opponent's face, pumping his knees into their midsection. It could be a wonderful mess.