Brendan Allen isn't mincing his words after pulling off a short-notice upset win against Reinier de Ridder ... telling TMZ Sports his opponent's team wasn't responsible for calling it quits, but the fighter himself!

The thrill of victory and agony of defeat was seen in the aftermath of UFC Fight Night 262 from the winning and losing athletes.

History was made in multiple ways at UFC Vancouver, but none more significant than Drew Dober breaking Dustin Poirier's knockout record.

Brendan Allen has crushed Reinier de Ridder's immediate hopes for a UFC middleweight title shot. De Ridder needed an impressive performance to justify a shot at Khamzat Chimaev. Instead, Allen, a short-notice replacement, played spoiler in Vancouver on Saturday.

‘The Diamond’ looked back at his final fight after being the star of a new Bud Light advert alongside Octagon announcer Bruce Buffer, giving fans the opportunity to win tickets to UFC 322 next month. While Poirier doesn’t have regrets about what he achieved in his career, there is one aspect of how it ended that he wishes could have been different.

Cody Stamann competed 15 times in the UFC, but admits he had fallen sour on the sport before his release. Things, however, have changed.