The generality exciting Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 prospect is...

Often, talented prospects fail to meet or exceed expectations, however which was not the status at Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 in Las Vegas. Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 provided a perfect showcase for a few possibility aftertime stars of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, however what's the outline for each of them from this point forward? Rosenstein: I'll be fair -- Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 was a pleasant surprise to me. Sean O'Malley lived up to the hype on Saturday at Ultimate Fighting Championship 222, defeating Andre Soukhamthath by decision. Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC/Getty ImagesMurphy: by its ongoing dearth of superstars, the Ultimate Fighting Championship couldn't have asked for further at Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 than this trio going three-0.

Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 'battle Motion' vidimus Highlights; Including Brian Ortega Setting Up His KO Of Frankie Edgar

If you need to arrest some of the action from Saturday's Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 in super slow-motion, the promotion has you covered by the latest edition of "battle Motion."Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 took place at T-cell Phone Arena in Las Vegas. In the main event, Ultimate Fighting Championship ladies's featherweight champion Cris Cyborg defended her title by a premier-round TKO beat over Yana Kunitskaya. In the featherweight co-headliner, Brian Ortega became the premier fighter to ever stop Frankie Edgar while he knocked out the previous lightweight champion in the premier-round by a stronguppercut. Check out the highlights from the event right here:Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 Results:Cris Cyborg def. Yana Kunitskaya via premier-round TKOBrian Ortega def.

Mixed Martial Arts -- Where are the Ultimate Fighting Championship's following stars? We probably have seen 3 at Ultimate Fighting Championship 222

according to LAS VEGAS -- At a time while the predominant question surrounding the Ultimate Fighting Championship seems to be "Where are all the stars?" Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 witnessed 3 standout performances with 3 young athletes which the Ultimate Fighting Championship spent all 7 days profiling. & 27-year-old Brian Ortega is a perfect-looking, soft-spoken featherweight who has managed to end 6 straight opponents in the Ultimate Fighting Championship. The recent narrative next the Ultimate Fighting Championship is which its stars are missing in action, & no bady seems prepared to pick up the torch. It's an interesting conflict, the Ultimate Fighting Championship's necessity for further stars against its gauntlet style of promotion & matchmaking.

Latest Ultimate Fighting Championship rankings update: Brian Ortega, Andrei Arlovski jump 2 spots next Ultimate Fighting Championship 222

Cris Cyborg's beat over Yana Kunitskaya (watch it) will not make any changes to the ladies's featherweight division, because it doesn't exist. Even "The Pit Bull" got some love from the rankings committee for taking out heavyweight "Skyscraper" Stefan Struve (recap). Here's the method the rankings work, courtesy of Ultimate Fighting Championship.com:Rankings were generated with a polling panel made up of media members. The media members were asked to vote for who they feel are the highest fighters in the Ultimate Fighting Championship with weigh-class & pound-for-pound. A fighter is just eligible to be voted on if they are in active case in the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 'battle Motion': Watch another Cyborg beat, plus height of Ortega, in super slow motion

Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 featured further power from a better ladies's fighter in the world, & the height of a Fresh contender at featherweight. In the Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 main event this past Saturday in Las Vegas, Cris Cyborg (20-one MMA, five-0 Ultimate Fighting Championship) got somewhat of an early defy from Yana Kunitskaya (ten-four MMA, 0-one Ultimate Fighting Championship), however in the end took her out by relative easiness in the premier round. This time you could watch the super-slow-motion highlights from this past Saturday's pay-per-view at T-cell Phone Arena in Las Vegas. Plus, you'll see Sean O'Malley (ten-0 MMA, two-0 Ultimate Fighting Championship) highest Andre Soukhamthath (twelve-six MMA, one-three Ultimate Fighting Championship) despite a badly infective foot. For full coverage of Ultimate Fighting Championship 222, check out the Ultimate Fighting Championship Events department of the site.

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