April 17, 2021

The top five UFC fights in the last decade

It has been 28 years since the founding of the UFC and from the very beginning there have been extraordinary struggles within the octagonal ring of these competitions. But who can deny that the UFC has grown the most in the last decade? Turning the company into a professional sports organization with a large following around the world has made these mixed martial arts competitions one of the top hobbies.


But whatever it is, the UFC owes its reputation to the fighters who put their lives inside the Octagon and thrilled the fans outside with their crazy tricks. In the last decade, UFC executives have organized fascinating fights on a regular basis in the form of monthly events. In this article, we are going to review the top five fights in UFC history. Undoubtedly, there are other campaigns that deserve to be on this list, and the following items have been selected without special preference.
Connor McGregor's second fight against Nate Diaz (UFC 202)
The rematch between Connor McGregor and Nate Diaz at UFC 202 was one of the long-awaited encounters. Everyone wanted to know what McGregor would do to the man who had inflicted his first defeat in the UFC on his next chance. It could be said that there were several fights that were technically better than this confrontation, but the unexpectedly unexpected defeat of the Irish against the American opponent in the fight that had shocked everyone before, caused this rim to make a noise that before that in The UFC was unprecedented.
In this battle of Voltaire, both fighters were at the peak of readiness. McGregor had a fiery start, but Diaz, as always, took the shots one after the other and put pressure on the opponent. Unlike the first fight, Connor managed his breath well. In the end, McGregor won by a landslide to prepare for a super fight with Eddie Alvarez. The fight was again won by an Irish warrior.

4- Anderson Silva's first fight against Chile Sunan (UFC 117)
Anderson Silva's memorable fight against Chile Sanan at UFC 117 was a clear example of the fighting spirit of a mixed martial arts champion. The Brazilian Silva was standing at the top at the time, expecting a superfight against George Saint-Pierre, but eventually equaling Sunan. Sanan, however, was not on an equal footing with Silva, although he was considered a worthy rival.
Many relied on Sunan's wrestling skills, and he knew he had to do everything he could against the spider. On the appointed day, Sunan brought these thoughts and fantasies to life, and at the beginning of the fight, Silva's unparalleled outpatient struggle subdued his beautiful ship. Silva, however, maintained his dominance and returned to the fight, taking advantage of Sunan's big weakness and surrendering to the opponent with a Triangel Armbar submission to become one of the most unexpected comebacks in UFC history.

John Jones' first fight against Alexander Gastfessen (UFC 165)
This confrontation can be considered the greatest defense of the light heavyweight title in the history of the UFC. John Jones, a flawless fighting machine, had reached its peak, and everyone was waiting for someone to defeat him. Alexander Gastfessen was not supposed to be Jones' final point, but what happened inside the cage changed everyone's view of him.
Gastfessen simply accepted the fight against the champion and simply became the first fighter to succeed John Jones. The good form of the Swedish fighter continued almost to the end until Jones became the champion. From then on, tired Gus struggled to stand on his own two feet and bravely resisted Jones. In the end, it was the judges' vote that declared Jones the winner.

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