It's MMAzing Radio - Episode 190

The gang discusses the results of Bellator Dynamite 2 including Quinton Jackson's lackluster victory over Ishii and Chandler's victory over Pitbull. They then preview two cards: UFC Fight Night: dos Anjos v. Alvarez and TUF 23 Finale: Team Joanna v. Team Claudia. This leads to the main event: the announcement of the It's MMAzing Hall of Fame Class of 2016. Enjoy it folks. Big day. All that and another edition of "Stuff We Like."

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It's MMAzing Radio - Episode 189

The gang talks about the return of Georges St-Pierre and discuss/dream about his possible future fights. They next discuss the possible/completed/not happening/maybe happening/we don't know sale of the UFC. The gang then discusses the results of UFC Fight Night: MacDonald v. Thompson and what the expect of Wonderboy as a title challenger to Robbie Lawler. The gang then talks about Bellator's Friday card headlined by Quinton "Rampage" Jackson before another edition of "Stuff We Like."

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UFC Fight Night: MacDonald v. Thompson Predictions

After a crazy UFC 199, where there was more drama outside the cage then inside (and that's saying something given all the incredible fights we witnessed that night), it's comforting to think maybe this event won't feel so bonkers. UFC arrives in Ottawa for the first time and comes packing a pretty fun fight card on paper. Headlining the event is a fantastic fight between Rory MacDonald and Stephen Thompson, in what will most likely be a number one contenders match. Also on the card is an intriguing match between Donald Cerrone and Patrick Cote. The rest of the card includes popular fighters like Steve Bosse, Olivoer Aubin-Mercier, Valerie Letourneau and Joanne Calderwood.

It's MMAzing Radio - Episode 188

The gang pays homage to Kevin "Kimbo Slice" Ferguson and further discuss the lifetime/48 hour ban of Ariel Helwani. They next, finally, discuss the results of UFC 199 including who the gang thinks Michael Bisping will fight next. The gang then previews UFC Fight Night: MacDonald v. Thompson. All that and another edition of "Stuff We Like."

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It's MMAzing Radio - Episode 187

The gang spends an hour absolutely ripping apart the UFC for what they did to Ariel Helwani. They deserve it. Enjoy. (They still do "Stuff We Like," don't worry).

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UFC 199: Rockhold vs Bisping II Predictions

It is the cementing of legacies versus a moment of redemption. Will past losses be avenged? Or will the tides press on, confirming the past moments that resonate with us today. These are the story lines going into UFC 199: Rockhold vs Bisping II. Originally slated to defend in a rematch against the recently dethroned Chris Weidman, Rockhold now takes on Michael Bisping in his first, and almost entirely improbable title shot. For some reason the UFC brass has also deemed it necessary to give us the Cruz vs Faber rubber match that none of us really wanted. This card is deep on action fighters that should make for an action packed night. Max Holloway continues his ascent toward title contendership, while an ever aging Dan Henderson will continue to carry o see if he can land that mega-nuke right hand against the always dangerous (in the first round) Hector Lombard. But personally, I am most awaiting the return of the king, Bobby Green, who has a potential fight of the night bonus in waiting against the always exciting to watch, Dustin Poirier. Check out our picks for the fights.

UFC middleweight championship
Luke Rockhold (c) vs Michael Bisping

Luke feelin' himself

And then... a handsome man entered the room. As an FYI, that is how every story involving Luke Rockhold begins. I just thought you should know. At this point, there aren't too many superlatives I can give out that you wouldn't already know for the man who beat the man, who beat THE MAN. Rockhold is every bit a complete fighter with nasty power while striking, and may the Seven protect you if he gets control of you on the ground. Michael Bisping knows this first hand with the way he was so effortlessly rolled over into a nasty top-side guillotine in their first outing. This is a title fight so I feel like I should say more, but this title shot is more so just a resume padder. Rockhold by choke submission, round 2.

Rockhold: unanimous

Bisping: Bobby's heart