None of the bigger stars, just a few former champions removed from the apex of their careers.
That’s not a complaint. This is essentially what the biggest names on the UFC’s OKC card are, and for the purposes this card serves, that’s perfectly fine. There wasn’t much fanfare for buildup of this card, nor were there too many complaints. Coming off the heels of Bellator’s PPV the day before, this wasn’t a card designed to compete or be anything more than a sorting out with some gritty fighters. As usual with FS1 cards, it established a bit of order in the divisions of the fighters involved.