UFC 5 New Alter Egos Are What Fans Have Been Waiting For

The results of is adding four new alter egos to the game that are exactly what fans asked for. Alter Egos in the gorgeous new are alternate versions of the game’s fighters from specific points in their career. These Alter Egos all reference a very notable time in the fighter’s career, such as a championship win, or a hot streak. Alter Egos also come with notable stat increases, making them an even better version of the base fighter.

The most recent wave of Alter Egos in is guaranteed to please fans, since it is fans who chose them. EA Sports teamed up with nine creators who submitted potential Alter Egos. EA also created one that was requested by the community. Players were then able to vote for their favorite of the 10 potential fighters. Now, EA Sports has revealed which Alter Egos won the vote and will be coming to.

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The most requested new Alter Ego coming to via EA Sports' vote is Conor McGregor (UFC 205). This Alter Ego represents McGregor from 2016, the year he became the first-ever fighter to hold the championship in two different weight classes. His performance in UFC 205 in particular is held up as one of the best performances of his career. McGregor was the community-requested Alter Ego.

The Alter Ego with the second most votes was Charles Oliveira (UFC 262). This Alter Ego is Oliveira from his 2021 win of the UFC Lightweight Championship, where, during the fight, Oliveira won with a Technical Knockout, making him the fighter with the most finishes in UFC history at the time. This version of Oliveira was submitted by king12diaz.

The remaining two Alter Egos are Rampage Jackson (UFC 75) who was submitted by Troydan and Daniel Cormier (UFC 226) submitted by Nebality. Jackson’s Alter Ego captures his 2007 win against Dan Henderson, the Pride Middleweight Champion. Cormier’s Alter Ego is from his 2018 Heavyweight