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The UFC has evolved from a fringe combat sport to a global pay-per-view juggernaut, regularly packing out arenas and generating millions in gate revenue. While television deals and streaming have massively contributed to the company’s success, nothing beats the atmosphere and earnings of a packed live event. Here’s a look at the five highest-grossing UFC

As UFC 319 gears up for action this Saturday night at Chicago’s United Center, an unexpected shake-up has thrown the undercard into chaos. Within just 24 hours, two significant bouts were canceled—forcing the promotion to scramble for replacements and leaving fans on edge. What Happened? SHOP: The Kickboxer Collection UFC Responds Swiftly Unwilling to let the spotlight dim, the

UFC 319 is shaping up to be a pivotal night for the flyweight division, and one of the key bouts to watch features the return of Japan’s Kai Asakura against battle-hardened veteran Tim Elliott. Asakura, a two-time Rizin bantamweight champion, entered the UFC with immense hype earlier this year. Despite being thrown straight into a

Sean O’Malley is eyeing a comeback after a tough setback earlier this year. Following his defeat to Merab Dvalishvili in their highly anticipated rematch at UFC 316, O’Malley has hinted at a return to the Octagon in either October or November. While no official fight has been announced yet, his recent interviews and social media

In August 2025, the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) stunned the sports world by signing a monumental seven-year, $7.7 billion media rights deal with Paramount and CBS. Beginning in 2026, this landmark agreement marks the end of the traditional pay per view (PPV) model for UFC’s flagship events, reshaping the financial landscape for fighters and fans alike.

As fight fans gear up for UFC 319, all eyes are on the headline showdown. Set for August 16, 2025, at the United Center in Chicago, this card promises high stakes, star power, and spectacle. Main Event: Du Plessis vs Chimaev At the top of the bill is the middleweight title fight between reigning champion Dricus du

Michael Page, often known simply as MVP, is one of the most unorthodox and entertaining fighters in the world of mixed martial arts. With a background in kickboxing, a unique flair for showmanship, and a highlight reel full of knockouts, MVP has built a solid career across multiple promotions — most notably Bellator and now

The MMA world thrives on drama, but when it involves Conor McGregor, things get amplified to another level. This week, rumours began to swirl online that “The Notorious” had been quietly removed from the UFC roster — sparking a wave of speculation about his future in the promotion. Where Did the Rumours Start? It all

Fans were surprised to see Michael “Venom” Page matched up with Jacob Kilburn — a pairing few expected. The bout is set for UFC 319 in Chicago, bringing together one of MMA’s most unorthodox strikers against a regional-level fighter making a huge jump in competition. Michael “Venom” Page is known for his martial arts-inspired, distance-based