After making its mainland China debut in Shanghai in 2017, the Ultimate Fighting Championship on Saturday takes on Beijing with what should be a fun card: UFC Fight Night 141. The UFC’s first attempts to conquer China, circa 2014, were a bit of a disaster, but just four years later, the country is now firmly where a country like Australia was a few years ago. There is no breakout star yet, but there is now a ton of native talent that can hang around on the roster and put on some entertaining fights. This follows the theme of a lot of recent non-pay-per-view cards -- an enjoying way to spend a few hours but nothing all that essential, save for the top one or two bouts.
Preview: UFC Fight Night 141 ‘Blaydes vs. Ngannou 2’
