The UFC announced a stacked UFC 335 headlined by a BMF title defense and a heavyweight-adjacent comeback fight for Pereira.

The Salt Lake City card set UFC records for stoppages, an outcome that surprised critics who had panned the lineup.

Silva captured her first UFC belt in the main event, with Dana White saying the headliner will not enjoy the rewatch.

Talbott, dominant at UFC 332, said an O'Malley fight is a no-brainer if Petr Yan loses the bantamweight belt.

Lennox Lewis backed the WBA stakes while Derek Chisora picked Joshua to upset Fury, and reports said Donald Trump could attend.

Trump and Dana White kicked off a UFC card on the White House South Lawn, drawing top-level security planning.

The UFC and Matchroom promoters traded public jabs as the long-awaited heavyweight fight nears.

Whittaker survived a late scare on points, with a trainer later revealing a recent COVID battle before the bout.

Cong gave her first statement since the defeat, citing the poke as a factor in a slow start.

The UFC president floated bringing back the reality series around a major Topuria bout.

Green and Dana White both weighed in on referee Herb Dean's decision during a rough year for the official.

Pavlovich opened as betting favorite over Pereira, whose comeback fight headlines the co-main.

The planned unification bout is being rescheduled, complicating the light heavyweight champion's plans.

The UFC welterweight contender announced his next opponent in a message to the division.

Post-event analysis and reaction focused on Silva's title win and a card full of knockouts.

Smith, who won by first-round KO, said he wants to 'murder' Holland, who pulled out of their bout.

Payouts and promotional compliance pay were revealed after the record-setting knockout card.

The former flyweight champion reacted to Silva's title win with a pointed message.