At the moment, Tom Aspinall is one of the biggest names in the UFC. His MMA record is so good that today there is no fighter willing to stand against him. Even the legendary Jon Jones is being shy of fighting Tom with the UFC heavyweight title on the line. So, while Aspinall is waiting for  a worthy opponent to come his way, let’s talk about other things going on in his career. 

The business side of UFC was always kind to fighters. Superstars such as Tom Aspinall are always able to attract top sponsorship deals. These days, it became public that Tom has signed a deal with the game developing company called Spribe. This game provider specializes in software development in online casino gaming.  Keep Reading

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The octagon has seen its fair share of historic clashes, moments that leave fans breathless and set the sport’s trajectory for years to come. We all remember Conor McGregor’s iconic slugfest opposite Nate Diaz, as well as Anderson Silva’s thrilling back-and-forth affairs against the brash Chael Sonnen. Right now, there is a pool of elite talent across divisions and the matchmaking possibilities feel endless, but there can be no denying that the UFC lacks the star power it once had.

It seems like the Notorious One’s return to the cage will never materialize, while the days of a superstar such as Ronda Rousey are long gone. Add to that the fact that perhaps the most popular fighter in the company recently lost his title, namely Alex Pereira with that disappointing defeat to Magomed Ankalaev, and it’s reasonable to conclude that those big show-stopping fights that make the earth stand still may well be a thing of the past.

But they don’t have to be. Yes, the stars have dried up somewhat, but there are still some blockbuster fights that could be made if all parties can come to an agreement. Here are the two that we feel have the biggest drawing power in 2025.

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Michael Chandler is one of the most explosive and dynamic fighters in mixed martial arts history. With an impressive wrestling background, heavy hands, and relentless pace, he has cemented his place among the elite of the lightweight division.

From his early days in Missouri to becoming a champion in Bellator and a top contender in the UFC, Chandler’s career is a testament to perseverance, hard work, and elite-level athleticism.

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Conor McGregor, the former UFC two-division champion, is set to make his long-awaited return to the octagon in early 2025. This comeback follows a hiatus that began after his loss to Dustin Poirier in July 2021, when he suffered a significant leg injury. UFC President Dana White has confirmed that McGregor is preparing for a return, with potential opponents being discussed.

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