UFC middleweight Tim Kennedy found out on his flight to New York City he was no longer going to be a part of the biggest event in the company's history, the landmark UFC 205 event at Madison Square Garden this past Saturday night.

There will be no live performances on Saturday night. We've got three title fights and the most stacked card we've ever done. When you have three title fights, there's only so much time on a pay-per-view window. We are just worried about the fights on Saturday night. That was UFC president Dana White's response when asked if there would be any special production at UFC 205 this past weekend inside New York City's Madison Square Garden.

Heading into the the mammoth card that was UFC 205, Eddie Alvarez had one thing on his mind: The destruction of Conor McGregor.

The end goal of every fight is victory, but there are different measures to the shine that comes with a great performance. Frankie Edgar has experienced them all.

Tyron Woodley is only a few days departed from his epic fight with Stephen Thompson last Saturday, but the UFC welterweight champion is already getting himself mentally prepared for his next fight.

Muhammad Ali, Pele, Michael Jordan … Conor McGregor?

Fifty-six windows.

The UFC's debut in New York felt like it nearly had it all. An undercard filled with amazing performances, stunning knockouts, slick submissions, and of course, Conor McGregor.

UFC 205 was a night of history, records, and breathtaking moments as Ultimate Fighting Championship debuted in Madison Square Garden. 

After a scintillating evening of action at Madison Square Garden, Conor McGregor ascended the stage at the UFC 205 post-fight press conference for one final barrage of questions from the international press.