5 best MMA analysts of all time

#1 Dominick Cruz

Dominick Cruz

The Good Ol' Days: Dominick Cruz is an American mixed martial artist with a professional record of 22 wins and 2 losses. He is a two-time bantamweight division titleholder at the UFC and also the final bantamweight titleholder for World Extreme Cagefighting. Cruz is well renowned for beating elite level bantamweight fighters such as Demetrious Johnson and Urijah Faber. Unfortunately, due to multiple injuries, Cruz remained outside competition and was stripped of his UFC bantamweight title in 2014. Following this, he has been noted to be one of the leading analysts for FOX Sports.

Let's Get Down To Business: Dominick Cruz is a play-by-play analyst for FOX and FS1 UFC Fight Nights, as well as a UFC pay-per-view broadcaster. He has previously also worked as a FOX Sports UFC Studio Analyst for UFC weigh-ins, prefight, prelims, and postfight shows. He is a well-rounded analyst and has given his insight and inputs alongside fighters and fellow analysts such as Daniel Cormier and Michael Bisping, for events such as UFC on FOX 28. During the show, he provided analysis on the controversial finish to the card's main event between Jeremy Stephens and Josh Emmett.

Here is a snippet of Dominick Cruz analyzing some ring action during "The Rich Eisen Show"

Dominick Cruz has also appeared on the famous "Monday Morning Analyst" show, hosted by American MMA journalist and analyst, Luke Thomas. During the episode, he was heard breaking down all the action from the UFC 226 event and the TUF 27 Finale. He provided audiences with a thorough analysis of Daniel Cormier's KO win against Stipe Miocic, and Israel Adesanya's win over Brad Tavares.

Here is the episode of the "Monday Morning Analyst" show with Luke Thomas, featuring Dominick Cruz