Dan Henderson vs. Jon Jones
I touched on this briefly in my post-fight video that was filmed in Toronto, but I think it all depends on when Dan Henderson recovers from his knee injury. If Henderson is ready to go within a few months—and assuming the arm injury suffered by Jones doesn’t keep him on the shelf for an extended period of time—I think a bout between the pair makes the most sense.
After all, we were supposed to see the fight happen once already, and you know how that turned out. It’s still a fight fans are interested in, even if it may seem like Henderson has very little chance of actually winning. But, as Belfort briefly proved, Jones is human. Could the aging legend be the first guy to legitimately beat the champion?
Michael Bisping vs. Anderson Silva
No matter what you may think about Bisping as a person—and your notions are probably incorrect, anyway—there’s no doubt that his dominant win over Stann should earn him a title shot. Unfortunately, he may get lost in the shuffle due to a potential Silva superfight with Georges St-Pierre. If that mega-fight doesn’t happen, then Bisping deserves his opportunity.
Vitor Belfort vs. Wanderlei Silva
I’m assuming that Belfort will lose the instant muscle he put on for the Jones fight and make the move back down to middleweight. He was supposed to face Wanderlei Silva earlier this year, and it’s still a fight that makes a lot of sense, even if it makes me terrified for Silva’s health.
Demetrious Johnson vs. John Dodson/Jussier da Silva
Joseph Benavidez vs. Ian McCall
Cub Swanson vs. Chan Sung Jung





