The Next George St. Pierre

It's been almost two years since George St. Pierre last stepped into the octagon but that shouldn't mean it's the end-all be all for Canadian fighters. There's a bunch of familiar faces and some new faces making a name for themselves in the sport of MMA.

Rory MacDonald

The Red King (formerly nicknamed Ares and before that The Waterboy) has his biggest challenge yet fighting Robbie Lawler for the Welterweight title at UFC 189.

Jordan Mein

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Coming out of Lethbridge, Alberta, Mein is coming off a recent loss to Thiago Alves but at only 25, he's still a threat in the Welterweight division.

Sarah Kaufman

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Let's not forget about the females. Kaufman last fought to a decision win against Leslie Smith. Her next fight is against fellow Canadian, Alexis Davis at UFC 186.

Chad Laprise

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The Disciple is undefeated at 9-0 and is set to fight at UFC 186 against Bam Bam Bryan Barberena.

Elias Theodorou

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The Spartan won an impressive fight against Roger Navarez at UFC 185 continuing his undefeated streak to 11 wins.

Jason Saggo

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The submission specialist had his six fight win streak snapped with a split decision loss to Paul Felder. His next fight is at UFC Fight Night on April 11th.

Mitch Gagnon

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The Sudbury submission machine met his match last December against Brazilian Renan Barao.

John Makdessi

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The 29 year old hailing from Laval, Quebec has his next fight at UFC 186. The Bull looks to get a win after a decision loss at UFC 169.

Mitch Clarke

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The Saskatoon native looks to continue his winning streak against Michael Chiesa at UFC Fight Night on April 4th. Al Iaquinta entered the "Danger Zone" at UFC 173 tapping to a rare Brabo Choke from Clarke.

Yves Jabouin

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The Haitian-Canadian is a 14 year veteran whose next fight is at UFC 186 against the undefeated Thomas Almeda.