MICHAEL BISPING is the British MMA legend, but he still watches as a passionate fan.
After retiring in 2018, the British legend is now pursuing a fledging career as a commentator and punditry after his time fighting.
Michael Bisping, UFC commentator and legend, is now available as a commentator
As an analyst for the UFC, he is also dipping his toes in the boxing world at BT Sports.
It puts him in a position to put together five fights across both sports that are must-sees.
SunSport's Bisping talks to SunSport about the tour he is planning for later in the month. He picks the best.
Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua
MBIt just highlights the problems of boxing because it's so unpredictable.
Oleksandr Usyk was amazing, he was absolutely phenomenal and outboxed Anthony Joshua who had a horrible game plan and approach.
We're hoping he beats Usyk again in the rematch. Then we have Tyson Fury against Joshua. That's the fight that everyone wants to see.
(Though I do think Tyson Fury could handle it after that, but you never know).
Jorge Masvidal vs Leon Edwards
This is what I believe we will achieve.
We also remember Masvidal hitting him with the Three Piece and a Soda’ in 2019.
This one is way past due.
Jon Jones vs Francis Ngannou
This is a classic Jones against any heavyweight.
He did get in trouble once again, so I hope he can figure it out and exorcise his demons.
He must abstain from alcohol.
Francis Ngannou vs Stipe Mocic 3
It would be amazing to see Jones against Stipe.
However, I would also love to see Stipe against Ngannou in the rubber match.
Conor McGregor vs Tony Ferguson
Conor McGregor returning to fight Dustin Poirier, and when he was knocked out, his leg snapped like an awl.
He needs to be given a build-up fight and a comeback fight. It's impossible to predict if he will be the same.
Here's one: For McGregor's return fight, I would say Tony Ferguson is the perfect person.
Tony Ferguson has had a bit of a fall from grace in recent times and it seems like things may be getting worse for him.
He's extremely hit-able, and he has a name value. I believe Ferguson versus McGregor makes sense.
Jake Paul vs Anyone Who Can Box
I would love to see Jake Paul take on someone in the UFC.
If I were completely honest, I would also like him fight a boxer. However, there are plenty of UFC fighters that could beat Jake Paul with ease.
Jake Paul would be my best friend. I haven’t stepped in a ring in a very, very long while.
Masvidal could take care of him easily, as there are many others. Poirier would be taken care of by Nate Diaz.
This is without mentioning the heavier weights. They are all lighter. Jake Paul is doing a great job.
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