Not many people are talking about UFC Fight Night 146 but the main events are scorchers on paper. Knockout artists and Heavyweight beasts - Derrick Lewis and Junior dos Santos slug it out with electrifying strikers - Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos and Curtis Millender serving as the supporting act.

I break down the most stacked card of the year which features two of the very best defending their belts. Jon Jones welcomes Anthony Smith to the big time and Tyron Woodley takes on Kamaru Usman. UFC 235 also stages the debut of Ben Askren who is hoping to announce himself with a win over the Ruthless former champion - Robbie Lawler.

The UFC makes its first trip to the Czech Republic for UFC Fight Night 145. Lucie Pudilova is the home hero as she takes on Liz Carmouche. The event is headlined by Jan Blachowicz and Thiago Santos who looks to continue sledgehammering his way through the 205 division.

The first UFC on ESPN card is headlined by Francis Ngannou and Cain Velasquez who has been out for two years with injuries and we cannot wait to see these two monsters battle it out. I break this and the rest of the main card down and offer predictions as always.

The Reaper defends his Middleweight strap in Melbourne against Kelvin Gastelum and the co-main is a glorious match-up between prodigal striker - Israel Adesanya and the master striker - Anderson Silva. The rest of the card is pretty nondescript for a PPV.

A card full of Brazilian killers - Raphael Assuncao takes on Moraes Moraes for a no. 1 contender spot, Jose Aldo takes on Renato Moicano and Demian Maia looks to strangle Lyman Good or take an arm - he is not fussed.

The long awaited final of Bellator’s Heavyweight Grand Prix is finally upon us at Bellator 214 and the legendary Fedor Emelianenko graces the cage as he takes on the current Light Heavyweight champion, Ryan Bader.

The first UFC event on ESPN is marked with a superfight between Henry Cejudo and TJ Dillashaw with the Flyweight strap on the line. The card also includes the NFL star/woman beater Greg Hardy who is expected to set off heavy fireworks.

Jon Jones has created another fiasco with UFC 232 moving to California due to another failed drugs test. Absolute farce but let’s look at the rest of the main card which features the biggest women’s fight of all time between Cris Cybrog and Amanda Nunes.

The last UFC event on the Fox deal is marked with some great fights. Kevin Lee and Al Iaquinta duke it out in a rematch for the headliner and Edson Barboza and Dan Hooker grace the co-main which should be an absolute barnburner.

Canada hosts an absolutely stacked card featuring two title fights. Blessed takes on T-City and one of the most exciting fights on paper takes place between Valentina Shevchenko and Joanna Jedrzejczyk who meet in the middle for a shot at the Flyweight championship.

Adelaide hosts UFC Fight Night 142 which is filled with legends and fan favourites. The classy Junior dos Santos takes on the charismatic Tai Tuivasa and the legend Shogun Rua takes on Tuivasa’s partner in crime - Tyson Pedro.

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.

Khabib Nurmagomedov has to be the favourite and is expected to dominate with his grappling however, these stats may suggest a Conor McGregor knockout is more likely than people think.

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.