Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is done for 2025 and won’t be returning to action until it makes its debut on the Paramount+ streaming network with UFC 324; “Gaethje vs. Pimblett” on Sat., Jan. 24,

UFC 324 will be the first of 13 marquee numbered events next year, and will be headlined by former interim UFC lightweight champion Justin Gaethje, who will battle Paddy "The Baddy" Pimblett. The co-main event has Kayla Harrison putting her UFC women’s bantamweight champion on the line against UFC Hall of Famer Amanda Nunes.

This is Tsarukyan’s first fight since defeating Charles Oliveira in a UFC Lightweight title eliminator match at UFC 300. However, he was fined and served a nine-month ban after striking a fan after the event. The No. 1 contender hopes a win on Saturday puts him in line for a championship bout.

Max Holloway tortured Calvin Kattar for five rounds, pieced together a beatdown of epic proportions and waltzed to a woefully one-sided unanimous decision in their UFC on ABC 1 headliner on Jan. 16, 2021.

In just a few days, the latest big Ultimate Fighting Championship event will be upon us. MMA fans around the world did not have to wait long after UFC 322 and

President Donald Trump plans to celebrate his 80th birthday next year by hosting a full-scale UFC event on the South Lawn of the White House—complete with a 6,000-seat arena, giant public viewing screens,

Donald Trump has big plans for his 80th birthday party next year. The president, 79, who will commemorate the big 8-0 on June 14, 2026, hopes to turn the White House South Lawn into an Ultimate Fighting Championship boxing match.

UFC commentator Joe Rogan has given his thoughts on US president Donald Trump suggesting that there could be eight or nine world title fights on the UFC White