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5x Origins Alter Egos (Conor McGregor - 2013, Israel Adesanya - 2017, Alexander Volkanovski - 2011, Valentina Shevchenko - 2014, Leon Edwards - 2015)

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Alter Egos: Origins (Israel Adesanya, Alexander Volkanovski, Valentina Shevchenko, Conor McGregor, Leon Edwards)

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What makes an MMA fight? It’s the stakes, technique, drama, and pure reality of the moment. UFC 5 captures that in more authentic detail than ever before, from next-generation graphics upgrades that give gameplay animations new life, damage systems that marry the brutality and strategy of the fight game, gameplay updates that make the action feel even more fluid and realistic, and much more.

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REAL IMPACT SYSTEM

For the first time in franchise history, the Frostbite™ engine powers EA SPORTS UFC, bringing unrivaled graphics upgrades for console games. Cinematic K.O. Replay showcases UFC’s significant presentation updates in truly innovative fashion.

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PRESENTATION

Updates include fresh Fight Week content, features, and challenges that are updated monthly around real-world UFC events. Online Career mode brings skill-based matchmaking, division progression, and title chases across four divisions.

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There can only be one BMF, and at UFC 244 in Madison Square Garden, Jorge Masvidal and Nate Diaz threw down to decide who of the two was the baddest. Masvidal’s striking would prove too much for Stockton’s favorite son, as a gnarly cut forced a doctor’s stoppage between rounds. 


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Jorge Masvidal (UFC 244)


The King of Rio ran roughshod through the WEC while on his way to claiming the organization’s Featherweight belt. That freakish dominance continued into UFC, where José Aldo became the inaugural featherweight champion and defended the title a record seven times. 


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Jose Aldo (UFC 179)


In the main event of what is perhaps the biggest event in WEC history, newly-minted and thoroughly fearsome featherweight champion José Aldo delivered former 145-pound champ Uriah Faber a legendary beating, chopping away at the “California Kid’s” legs with vicious kicks over 25 minutes.




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Jose Aldo (WEC 48, 2010)


A historic night on a historic platform. Junior Dos Santos challenged for Cain Velasquez’s heavyweight title in a high-profile broadcast television bout, stealing the show and the strap in a little over a minute. 


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Junior Dos Santos (UFC of FOX)


There aren’t many fighters in the UFC more deserving to call themselves BMFs than Justin Gaethje and Dustin Poirier. The two threw down for the BMF belt in Salt Lake City, Utah, with Gaethje putting a punctuation on the matchup with a devastating head kick. 


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Justin Gaethje (UFC 291) 


Well on his way to establishing himself as one of the best Welterweights to ever walk this earth, Kamaru Usman would once more have to defend his title against bitter rival Colby Covington. While he wouldn’t get the finish like in their first meeting, this close but clear decision victory for the “Nigerian Nightmare” solidified him as a divisional great. 


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Kamaru Usman (UFC 268)


Already a champion, Khabib “The Eagle” Nurmagomedov became a bonafide superstar when he submitted Irish icon Conor McGregor at UFC 229. He’d not only maintain his perfect record but soar up the rankings and find himself among the pantheon of MMA greats. 


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Khabib Nurmagomedov (UFC 229)


A viral sensation before it was an everyday occurrence, the late Kimbo Slice became a superstar bubbling below the surface of pop culture thanks to word of mouth and grainy videos of him slugging it out in backyards all over Miami. Soon, he’d break through, fighting in major MMA promotions, competing on The Ultimate Fighter, and then UFC.

Slice, real name Kevin Ferguson, leaves behind a compelling legacy. From street fighting for money, to earning a scholarship to the University of Miami for a criminal justice major, to being a dedicated family man and worldwide phenomenon, it’s an impact as big as the man himself.


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Kimbo Slice (2003)


Already at elevation in Salt Lake City, Leon Edwards would ascend even higher with a historic come-from-behind head-kick KO over dominant Welterweight champion Kamaru Usman. Headshot, dead. 


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Leon Edwards (UFC 278)


A sunkissed Californian surfer who stormed through the Strikeforce Middleweight ranks with relative ease, Luke Rockhold represented the new breed of Mixed Martial Artists — a fighter who could do it all. Including defending his strap against dogged wrestler Tim Kennedy. 


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Luke Rockhold (Strikeforce)


Mark Coleman would have to use all his tools to make it through three fights in one night at the PRIDE Grand Prix 2000 Finals. In the end, Akira Shoji, Kazuyuki Fujita, and Igor Vovchanchyn were all nails to “The Hammer” on his way to a historic tournament victory. 


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Mark Coleman (PRIDE Grand Prix 2000 Finals)


The definition of tough, Matt “The Immortal” Brown introduced himself to fight fans on season seven of *The Ultimate Fighter*, making it to the quarter-finals. His appearance a precursor to an all-action 15-year, 30-fight UFC career. 


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Matt Brown (TUF 7)


After dispatching Hall-of-Famer José Aldo to win the Featherweight belt, and then repeating the feat six months later to defend his new throne, Max “Blessed” Holloway continued on his roll of dominance. Taking on the durable and dangerous Brian Ortega, Holloway battered the challenger over the course of four rounds before a doctor’s stoppage extended his win streak to thirteen. 


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Max Holloway (UFC 231)


In the ‘90s, the UFC was a proving ground to see which martial art reigned supreme. It only makes sense that Max Holloway, one of the modern game’s best boxers, would put on for the pugilists if he came on the scene pre-Y2K. 


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Max Holloway (Ultimate 90s)


He got knocked down, he got back up again, and at UFC 199, Michael “The Count” Bisping knocked out rival Luke Rockhold in a stunning upset to claim the middleweight title. A storybook capstone on a legendary career. 


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Michael Bisping (UFC 199)


Full camp, short notice, Octagon — the details don’t matter to Stockton, California’s finest, Nathan Donald Diaz always comes to fight. That’s exactly what Diaz did when he got the last-minute call to face surging superstar Conor McGregor at UFC 196. In just under two rounds, he’d have the Irishman tapping out and the world at his fingertips. 


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