My Top 5 Insights From UFC Fight Night.

Azerbijan fighters shine, whilst the main event fritters away into the night. 

Intro.

This has been a fascinating year, not just for the UFC, but for TKO as a whole, with new markets being reached, and fan engagement being at a steady level, just reminds me that it's important to expand, because as time changes, new markets open up, which is why the UFC has travelled to Baku, making this the Vegas outlets first trip to Azerbijan.

5.Muhamand Naimov vs Bogdan Grad.

This fight fell a bit flat in my opinion. Naimov got the win by Decision, and if i'm honest. I found myself reaching for my phone during this fight.

4. The Serra Longo Team Have Another Savage On Their Hands.

Nazim Subyko, beat. Nicolas Motta, by TKO, in stunning fashion, the fight resembled a real life version of Rock'em Sock'em Robots, to the point that Michael Bisping called it one of the best fights that he's been on the desk for.

 3.Tofiq Musayev vs Myktekbek Orolban.

Myktekbek Orolban, beat. Tofiq Musayev with a rather slick Armbar submission.

2. Curtis Blaydes Is Back.

I'm going to be honest, this wasn't the best performance that I have ever seen from Curtis, but it's great to see him get a win. Curtis has always divided up both sides of my brain, and i'm pleased to say that I love the fact that he's back in title contention again.

1. Khamil Roundtree.

Khamil Roundtree, beat. Jamal Hill in what was a disapointing performance from both men. Neither man took their chances, and given the fact that both have immense power in their hands, and have great ground skills, this was a disapointment.