Fights the ufc has failed to deliver

[Rod Farva]

Brock vs Mighty Mouse

 

[jeff7b9]

Was Cejudo-Volk ever scheduled?

Perhaps there's a misunderstanding in what you mean by "failed to deliver".

He means the UFC failed to book and have the fight happen.


The phrase is often used meaning a fight which happened was disappointing, but in this case TS is saying the fight failed to materialize, and to some degree it was the UFC’s fault (hence their failure to deliver).


My pick is either Fedor vs Randy or Fedor vs Brock. Both were discussed, would have been epic and UFC couldn’t get it done. There was the supposed meeting on an island and everyone pointed fingers saying the other side was unreasonable, but at the end of the day, the UFC didn’t get the deal done and no Fedor in the UFC remains one of the biggest missed opportunities in the eyes of many fans, myself included.

 

[BjPenn2017]

Brown vs Condit when both guys still had a bit left

 

[Aurelian]

There's no bigger "failure to deliver" in MMA history than not making Silva vs GSP.

Poor GSP. Dude got picked on by the MW champ's fans and his employer wanted him to take a huge risk by fighting Silva.

 

[jeff7b9]

The pink goof says whatever he feels like attt. Times.

I said that Dana had. Finally talked George. Into challenging Silva , and Silva blew it with Maia.

Like I mentioned when it started gsp was trying to break all hughes reeecords.

when he was finally done, and ready to go get the MW belt, Anderson had fallen off.

GSP was at the Silva vs Maia fight in Abu Dhabi. People who push the “GSP ducked Silva“ narrative always conveniently forget that GSP flea halfway around the world and was shown during the broadcast and Rogan I believe stated that GSP would challenge Anderson if Anderson won.
Then the fight was shit, Dana had a temper tantrum, as I recall refused to put the belt on Silva and canned the fight.

 

[tat2man5k]

Maybe I'm forgetting but I never knew Coleman and Lesnar were supposed to fight.