UFC Schedule 2024/2025

The UFC is the biggest mixed martial arts organisation in the world. Based in the United States, it was established in 1993 and has since created the largest and most successful Mixed martial arts promotion in the world. The UFC holds events in many countries and its stars are the very best in the world fighting in the octagon. The UFC has many different weight divisions: Flyweight, Bantamweight, Featherweight, Lightweight, Welterweight, Middleweight, Light Heavyweight, and Heavyweight. They also have their own rules and regulations for the sport that keeps the fighters safe. The UFC has now become a big sport for people around the world. Millions of people tuned in to watch their events live and by pay-per-view.

There is a log table on the UFCs website, with a schedule of future events “Fight Tickets” or on most sports websites and many sports news outlets. Main cards are advertised on the log table, along with dates and location, and when and where tickets are on sale – subject to change, so check back regularly.

UFC holds events every month of the year. Number of events and dates can vary by location, fighters, availabilities of venues and other factors. Events are held primarily on weekends. The number of events held in a year is approximately 40-50. Check the Upcoming UFC Schedule to get information about the next events! UFC 287, UFC 288, UFC 289, UFC 290, UFC 291, UFC 292, UFC 293, UFC 294, UFC 295, UFC 296, UFC 297, UFC 298, UFC 299, UFC 300, UFC 301, UFC 302, UFC 303, UFC 304, UFC 305, UFC 306, UFC 307, UFC 308, UFC 309, UFC 310, UFC 311, UFC 312, UFC 313, UFC 314, UFC 315.

The best place to find information on the current and upcoming UFC schedule is their official website, as well as their social media channels – Facebook, Twitter, Instagram – and their email newsletters. Alternatively, you can head to websites such as ESPN, Sherdog and MMA Junkie to get an idea of UFC’s upcoming schedule. Typically, the UFC’s events are announced several weeks before they actually take place so that fans are aware of when the fight card is being scheduled and have the opportunity to purchase tickets if they wish to attend live.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship, also known as the UFC, is the leading mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion in the world, and the sport has its own set of rules. The major rules of the UFC are as follows:

• Contestants must wear approved gloves and fight in a cage.
• A match can end by knockout, submission, or the judges’ decision.
• Groin strikes, head-butting, biting, and eye-gouging are prohibited.
• Weight classes are used to ensure fair competition.
• Round three for non-championship fights, round five for the championship ones, all lasting five minutes.
• The use of performance-enhancing drugs is strictly prohibited.

Please note – these may change, and there are variations from country to country (and from event to event).