Fueled by executive perfection and monetary persuasion, the UFC has launched itself to the forefront of the global mixed martial arts scene.
From tactically signing the very best free agents available to forming legendary television relationships with gigantic networks like FOX, the UFC has done what has needed to be done over the years to solidify perennial growth.
But through all of its efforts and expansive explorations, the promotional juggernaut is now the proud owner of a somewhat diluted product.
Whether it has been an overzealous tendency to host countless yearly events or an inability to market potential superstars outside of their respective markets, the UFC has often made it difficult for current fans, prospective followers and outside haters to catch on.
Here are four changes the company can put into motion in order to sustain interest and future dominance.
