One thing I took away from UFC 300 is that the UFC is still very capable of putting together a full pay-per-view event of must-watch fights. There was not one bit of filler on that lineup. Every fight was meaningful in one way or another, and almost all of them were a ton of fun to watch.

Although she was overlooked by many oddsmakers and critics entering UFC 312 last weekend, 35-year-old women's strawweight champion Zhang Weili reminded us of her generational talents.  Continuing a trend of total domination ever since she lost consecutive title bouts to Rose Namajunas in 2021,

If time permits, the MMA world might get tio witness a clash between all-time greats Zhang Weili and Valentina Shevchenko. Weili (26-3 MMA, 10-2 UFC), champion of the UFC women's strawweight division,

Zhang Weili’s second reign as strawweight champion has only confirmed what most of us already knew: She is the baddest woman on the planet. While Zhang’s first championship run featured opponents with more star power (Joanna Jedrzejczyk and Jessica Andrade,

Zhang proved how wrong oddsmakers were with a lopsided unanimous decision victory over Suarez, and her performance made a strong impression on UFC CEO Dana White. Speaking at UFC 312's post-fight press conference, White said he couldn't have been more impressed with his Chinese champion in and out of the Octagon.