7 Fights To Make After UFC 248

Alex Oliveira's performance at UFC 248 was a bloody, yet solid showing from the Brazilian scrapper. While it's highly unlikely that he's going to fight his way to the top of the division, his all-action, non-stop violence style lends itself to having exciting fights. However, it takes two to tango, so he'll need a willing dance party.

It's been a year-and-a-half since fans heard from welterweight judoka, Abdul Razak Alhassan. The 34-year old Ghanaian has been going through some serious legal troubles, but with those now completely resolved and his name cleared, he'll be itching to get back inside the Octagon.

Despite having a background in judo, Alhassan has knocked out every single opponent he's managed to beat, building an impressive 10-1 record in the process . However, just because he has absurd power in his hands, the threat of his judo is always there for his opponents.

A battle between him and Oliveira on any card has the potential for a Fight of the Night bonus and would definitely a fun brawl.