EA Sports has recently introduced a new live service mode for UFC 5 called Alter Egos Origins, which delves into the defining moments that have shaped the careers of some of the most renowned UFC fighters. This feature allows players to unlock various versions of eight prominent UFC athletes. Here’s a rundown of the fighters and the pivotal moments that defined their journey to the Octagon:
- Jon Jones – 2008, UFC 87: Jon Jones made his mark as a short-notice replacement at UFC 87, marking the beginning of his dominant presence in the UFC.
- Leon Edwards – 2015, UFC Fight Night 64: After a rocky start in his UFC debut, Leon Edwards rebounded impressively in just eight seconds at UFC Fight Night 64 in 2015.
- Conor McGregor – 2013, UFC on Fuel 9: Conor McGregor, famously known as “Notorious,” took the UFC by storm with a knockout victory in just over a minute during his debut in 2013.
- Sean O’Malley – 2017, Dana White’s Contender Series (DWCS): Making an impact in Dana White’s Contender Series, Sean O’Malley, also known as “Suga,” showcased his skills despite his relatively early career.
- Alex Pereira – 2017: Alex Pereira, aka “Poatan,” secured a title in 2017, defending it five times before transitioning to the Octagon.
- Alexander Volkanovski – 2011: Alexander Volkanovski, widely known as “The Great,” showcased his strength, speed, and intelligence by leading his team to a Premiership Grand Final victory in 2011, marking the start of his illustrious career.
- Valentina Shevchenko – 2014: Valentina Shevchenko, nicknamed “Bullet,” demonstrated her prowess with a devastating kickboxing knockout in 2014, setting the stage for her successful journey in the Octagon.
- Israel Adesanya – 2017: Israel Adesanya’s exceptional performance against an experienced veteran in 2017 paved the way for his impressive 10-0 record.
UFC 5 is currently available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, offering players the opportunity to engage with the alter egos of these legendary UFC fighters.




