Why MMICs (monolithic microwave integrated circuits) are built as drop-in gain blocks for standard RF systems, so their internal matching networks are designed around the universal RF test and system impedance of 50 ohms. That lets you solder one into a 50 ohm microstrip line with just a bias resistor and choke, no matching network needed. Nearly all RF test gear, connectors and coax used in amateur and commercial microwave work is 50 ohms as well.
Watch out The 75 ohm choice is the video and CATV coax standard, and 300 ohms is old TV twin-lead ribbon; neither is used for MMIC gain blocks.
RF gear speaks 50 ohms. MMICs plug straight into 50 ohm microstrip with no matching network.