Sina Pahlevan

The UFC is the fastest growing sports organization in the world. Founded in 1993, the UFC has transcended over the last 24 years from a startup idea that might be able to add some flare to the most versatile combat sport in the world to a globally watched billion dollar enterprise that sits atop the world of combat sports. Still, there are some aspects of UFC needing reform, so here is the list of five changes UFC should make to improve.

The idea of greatness is a subjective notion in modern sports. Everyone has their own opinion on who or what is great or isn’t great. So how do we, as sports fans, know when we are witnessing greatness? This is why figuring out the legacy of Daniel Cormier within UFC is a simple task. 

Everyone always craves a knockout to the point where people almost lose complete interest in a major part of the fight game: the ground. Submissions may not possess the flare and explosiveness that knockouts do. However, these five submissions are and always will be key landmarks in the history of the UFC.

With UFC 225 a full go, Sin City Sports Mockery UFC writer Sina Pahlevan gives you his picks and analysis heading into Saturday night's tilt in Chicago.  

Whatever people may say about professional athletes, they are no doubt one of the top-grossing forms of entertainment out there. Pretty much everyone pays money to attend a sporting event at least once in their lifetime.

No matter the situation, no matter the time, no matter the environment, there is only one thing that will always draw someone’s attention: A fight. Fighting has been ingrained in the minds of every organism on the planet since the beginning of time. As the human race has evolved, so has fighting.