The UFC middleweight champion is publicly demanding a release and floating a boxing move while reports say he signed a new multi-fight contract worth over $1 mi

The all-British December 11 heavyweight showdown sold out within an hour, with promoters weighing names for the undercard.

The Allen vs. Duncan headliner was set on weight, but the card was overshadowed by three misses including Bonfim's, the largest of the event.

The former two-division champion ruled out a move to boxing, citing contractual and practical obstacles, and clarified his remaining UFC obligations.

Paul has been medically cleared to fight again, and bookmakers favor him in a hypothetical bout with Sean Strickland.

Analysts and fighters previewed the middleweight main event, with Duncan eyeing a title shot and Allen addressing his popularity gap.

The event marks an unusual White House setting for a UFC card.

Under Director Kash Patel, the FBI reportedly wants a sole-source arrangement with the UFC for agent training.

The rematch has been elevated with the WBC interim light heavyweight world title at stake.

Pereira argued Kayla Harrison vs. Amanda Nunes deserves the top slot instead of the announced heavyweight headliner.

The former heavyweight champion is negotiating a surprise bout on the December 11 card.

The promotion's first Africa event features a full card scheduled for Morocco.

Previews examined the stakes and unknowns for the heavyweight clash.

Hokit called Volkov boring and hinted at a division change amid their UFC feud.

Promoters called the potential matchup the biggest fight the UFC can make.

The cruiserweight champion is targeting a move up against Wilder, while David Benavidez names an alternative opponent.

Official UFC results from the Allen vs. Duncan main card.

The PFL returns to Chicago with a rematch atop the lineup.