The UFC arrives to Beijing for the first time for UFC Fight Night 141 which is headlined by Curtis Blaydes and Francis Ngannou for their rematch. The question is: Will Ngannou bottle it again or unleash hell with his fists in vintage fashion?

Neil Magny and the home town hero - Santiago Ponzinibbio headline the first ever event in Argentina.

The Korean Zombie returns and after Frankie Edgar pulled out with injury, Yair Rodriquez has stepped up in a much more appealing fight for the fans. This main event is supported by another barnburner in the shape of Donald Cerrone and Mike Perry.

DC and The Black Beast save the MSG card which should be a mismatch but anything can happen when you have nuclear power in the blue corner. The rest of the main card consists of beastly middleweights gunning for rankings and pride.

The UFC arrives to Canada with fireworks for a main event. Volkan Oezdemir takes on Anthony Smith and for the co-main, Michael Johnson steps in late notice to fight the GOAT - Artem Lobov.

Is Khabib Nurmagomedov vs Conor McGregor the most anticipated MMA fight in history? Maybe, but the rest of the main card deserves some thought and breakdown.

This card has been littered with pull-outs and injuries but the main card in Sao Paulo has been saved thanks to Thiago Santos and Eryk Anders.

The UFC arrives to Russia for the first time which sees Mark Hunt take on Alexey Oleynik in the main event.

Darren Till has his opportunity at Welterweight gold but Tyron Woodley has it all and will be a fascinating match-up which tops a stacked card which also features Nicco Montano’s first defence of her Flyweight title against Valentina Shevchenko. .

A grudge match between sluggers, Justin Gaethje and James Vick head up the Nebraska card.

Another stacked card based on two unmissable rematches. The bitter rivalry of TJ Dillashaw and Cody Garbrandt reaches its next chapter with the pound for pound king granting the much improved Henry Cejudo another crack at the Flyweight belt.

Fox viewers will be delighted to see a stacked UFC event with a juicy main card. The rematch of two fan-favourites, Eddie Alvarez and Dustin Poirier tops the card that also features featherweight monsters, Jose Aldo and Jeremy Stephens as well as a mouth-watering strawweight bout featuring the former champ, Joanna Jedrzejczyk and pocker rocket Tecia Torres.

Drop-out city for UFC Fight Night in Hamburg but it is still a quality card with Shogun taking on Anthony Smith and Glover taking on Corey Anderson.

Junior Dos Sanots returns to the octagon after being wrongfully accused of doping. He is back and hungry for a vintage KO but UFC debutant, Blagoy Ivanov has other ideas.

Unfortunately Max Holloway has had to withdraw from his title fight with Brian Ortega however, the biggest super fight of all time between Stipe Miocic and Daniel Cormier ensures this is one of the biggest cards of the year.

The UFC arrives to Singapore with one of Britain’s brightest prospects, Leon Edwards taking on the legend ‘Cowboy’ Cerrone.

Absolutely stacked - from top to bottom with a barn burners on the main card. Whittaker takes on Romero again with Rafael Dos Anjos looking to end the villain - Colby Covington. Oh, and CM Punk is on the card too.

Not the most glamorous card but they have a habit of putting on spectacular fights and I expect no different in Utica, New York.

The first ever UFC event in Liverpool is graced than none other that Darren Till who is looking to back up all the talk and prove he is the best welterweight in the world. Stephen ‘Wonderboy’ Thompson - one of the best strikers in the UFC is standing in his way.

The first ever UFC event in Chile is headlined by Kamaru Usman and Demian Maia. Will Usman pick up his biggest career win and finally be a title contender?