Bye, bye 'One Punch': This awesome Brad Pickett career-highlights video even has singing

Ahead of his final career fight, Brad Pickett is the subject of a slickly produced UFC video that looks back on his memorable career.

On Saturday Pickett (25-13 MMA, 5-8 UFC) travels to the octagon for the final team when he meets fellow bantamweight and late replacement Marlon Vera (8-3-1 MMA, 2-2 UFC) on UFC Fight Night 107’s main card.

The bout, which streams on UFC Fight Pass from The O2 in London, is a fitting one for Pickett. “One Punch,” 38, is London-born and London-based – and he kicked off his pro career nearly 13 years ago in the same city with a 17-second TKO win.

The grandson of a bare-knuckle boxer (with a trademark trilby hat that pays tribute to him), Pickett, who’s won four UFC “Fight of the Night” bonuses, ultimately moved to MMA after a run as an amateur boxer.

In the above video, we look back on some of the fan favorite’s top moments in the sport, including his Cage Rage and UCMMA titles, a stint in the WEC (where he beat now-dominant UFC flyweight champion/pound-for-pound king Demetrious Johnson) and his UFC run, where – as UFC commentator Dan Hardy puts it – “There’s no such thing as a dull Brad Pickett fight.”

Check out the video above as we look back on Pickett, who enters Saturday’s career finale as a small (-120) favorite, and his MMA career.

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