In 2016, Will Brooks came into the UFC with some hype as he had a great 17-1 record, won 8 in a row, including 2 victories over Michael Chandler and was a defending Bellator lighweight champion. Things started out pretty good for Brooks as he won his first fight in the UFC but then he lost his next 3 and was released by the UFC. So his UFC career ended up being just over a year. Since then he's had a good record of 6 wins, 1 loss and 1 draw. Now Brooks wants back into the UFC and he has a good case to, he has won 4 in a row and he is coming off a win over Luis Pena, who was on the UFC roster and was only cut because he was arrested. So maybe the UFC will re-sign him, or maybe they won't just because they don't want to pay him, and would rather just find young prospects off the Contender Series at a discounted rate. It's interesting because over the years the UFC has gained more criticism for fighter pay, but they're so business savvy that they've not only not addressed that but foun