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Harrison out of UFC 324

January 15, 2026 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Kayla Harrison is out of her title fight against Amanda Nunes due to a neck injury. Nunes will not fight on the first UFC card of the Paramount era. Harrison made the injury announcement on her Instagram stating that she had surgery to repair her neck. There was no detail on how she suffered the […]

Filed Under: Fight Cards, UFC

UFC Apex gets new name

January 14, 2026 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Apex events will continue in 2026. But under a new name. The Las Vegas, Nevada complex which houses mostly UFC events, and Zuffa Boxing this year, will be operating under the Meta Apex. Dana announced the name change on Wednesday as part of a 5-year naming rights deal with the Mark Zuckerberg company. The Meta […]

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UFC Seattle gets a main event

January 13, 2026 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Dana White took to his IG Live to announce the main event for UFC Fight Night Seattle on Saturday, March 28th. The main event will feature former UFC middleweight champion Israel Adesanya taking on Joe Pyfer. In addition, White announced (presumably) the co-main event with Alexa Grasso taking on Maycee Barber in a battle of […]

Filed Under: Fight Announcements, UFC

Top Rank seeks to dismiss Keane’s First Amended Complaint

January 13, 2026 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The former Top Rank rep files an amended lawsuit

Filed Under: boxing, Boxing Lawsuits, Featured, Keane v. Top Rank, legal, Top Rank, UFC

UFC new sponsor, Polymarket faces hurdles

January 5, 2026 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Late last year, the UFC announced that Polymarket would be a sponsor for the UFC in 2026. Polymarket, one of the leaders in prediction market technology, faces hurdles as the new niche industry is scrutinized as a work-around for gambling. What is Polymarket? The company, based out of New York, operates as a blockchain-based prediction […]

Filed Under: Betting Scandal, gambling, Polymarket, UFC Tagged With: Polymarket, UFC

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