UFC fans had to endure something pretty unfamiliar through the end of 2025 and beginning of 2026. From Dec. 13 to Jan. 24, the organization didn't promote a single fight card.

Dustin Jacoby climbs UFC light heavyweight history with third-most knockouts, cementing reputation as one division’s most dangerous finishers.

Diego Lopes’ talent and skill have been apparent since his first bout in the UFC. He has gone 6-1 since 2023 and undoubtedly has the submission and knockout power to earn the win in this rematch. For now, he is the +120 underdog at the best Massachusetts sportsbooks.

Merry Christmas everyone! As the year winds down and the UFC layoff continues, it’s a perfect time to look back over the most eventful moments of 2025. Specifically, we’ll be talking about the fighters who defined 2025. The criteria here are obvious ...

UFC 324 is a loaded fight card to usher in the new era, with 13 fights on the docket and a new start time, beginning at 5 p.m. ET with the early prelims and the main card beginning at 9. Celebrate the end of the pay-per-view era with a few bets with me, as I return to pick the entire card at UFC 324.

The UFC is in a strange state going into 2026. There has already been criticism of some of the fights booked for 2026, but when the politics of a sport begin to drain enthusiasm in its followers, the competitive action itself often offers relief.

Thus far this year, the Ultimate Fighting Championship appears to be having an issue with fighters coming in at their proper weights. Headlining UFC Vegas 113 is a bantamweight fight between contenders Mario Bautista and Vinicius Oliveira.