UFC hunters, just like all other combat athletes, and with expansion, sports testers, know that only winning is not enough. They are perhaps the best in the world, but only athletic insight does not put people down the remote control and pay attention when the fighting starts ESPN+.
Just like in Sports Entertainment, they must be able to cut a promo after the fight or give bulletin -board material in the press between fighting. Throwing verbal jabs can often be as mean as the physical Saturday evening.
During the more than 30 years that the promotion of Dana White exists, there have been a number of hunters whose sharp tongues people wonder what they will say afterwards. Today in that spirit, let’s count them down.
Best Mike skills in the UFC: No. 3: Colby Covington
Both in the legendary octagon and outside, Colby Covington (17-5 MMA, 12-5 UFC) is quite the lightning rod for flagrant, controversial comments. If we mentioned the burning comments that ‘chaos’ made over the years, we would be here for most of the following week and we would still not come nowhere to identify them all.
Despite political tendencies, when Covington gets some broadcasting time after a victory, it is certainly an explosive minute or so programming. An example of the textbook took place during the immediate aftermath of his September 2020 victory vs. Tyron Woodley in the Apex facility.
When making pointed comments about athletes who protested against racial and social injustices in the months after the murder of George Floyd, Covington promised an unraddled awakening for a hunter with whom he had his eyes.
“Speaking of spinless cowards, Marty Fake Newsman (Kamaru Usman), we have unfinished things,” he said. “There is nowhere to run, and there is nowhere to hide! I come for you! You’re the next one!“
As soon as the MMA career of Colby Covington ends, there is one certainty: with microphone skills such as his, he will have the future in Sports Entertainment.
Best Mike -Skills in the UFC: No. 2: Chael Sonnen
In no. 2 in our countdown we go to a legend of the sport, “The American Gangster”, Chael Sonnen (30-18-1 MMA, 7-7 UFC.) Sonnen, a former participant of The Jim Rome shows Annual “Smackoff” match, the audience surprised by scoring a submission victory on Maurico Rua (27-14-1 MMA, 11-12-1 UFC) in August 2013 during the first broadcast of the promotion on FS1.
After the victory, Sonen used his broadcasting time to break some funky rhymes.
“I am the man of the hour, Joe. Too sweet to be sour,” Sunen knocked. “What you see is what you get and what you are not, is even better. I am the ladies’ voter, I am the regret of the men, and if you bet against Chael Sonen, you have made a bad gamble.”
Sonnen has placed videos on MMA newspaper heads to his YouTube Good guy, farmers Podcast with Daniel Cormier every week. His microphone skills are still sharp now.
Best Mike skills in the UFC: No. 1: Conor McGregor
If you didn’t think our number 1 in this countdown would not be ‘the infamous’ Conor McGregor, you would be completely wrong. How could this not be the case?
While McGregor has gone back and forth about whether or not to return to the legendary octagon for an expected map of 4 July 2026 on the site of the White House in Washington, DC, this is a man who is most explosive when he comes close to a microphone.
For example, take are now legendary Achthoek interview From UFC 205.
“I ridiculed everyone on the selection,” McGregor told Joe Rogan and the audience. “I just want to say from the bottom of me, I want to use this opportunity to apologize … absolutely nobody! The double camp does what the (expletive deleted) he wants!”
As McGregor on the 4 July card in the White House, CBS Sports, the new American Rechtslolder of UFC events, after the promotion and Paramount Plus have come to terms about a stunning media rights deal in mid-August, the audio delay may want in the event that he wins.
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