Henry Cejudo wants to mix it up with fellow former UFC champ Petr Yan if the promotion passes on a UFC Seattle rematch with Song Yadong.

Dana White’s Contender Series, The Ultimate Fighter has introduced a surge of talent into the UFC resulting in a shorter tenure for struggling veterans like Cody Stamann.

Newly-installed FBI Director Kash Patel has proposed enhancing the FBI's ranks with help from the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), the martial-arts entertainment giant whose wealthy CEO, Dana White,

UFC President Dana White and Co. just got signed another potential must-watch scrap for UFC 313 in Las Vegas on March 8. We know Alex Pereira will defend his UFC light heavyweight title against Magomed Ankalaev in the main event and Justin Gaethje faces Dan Hooker in the co-main,

Shavkat Rakhmonov thanks Dana White for not rushing him into a UFC title fight, appreciating the opportunity to gain more experience.

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UFC CEO Dana White apparently saw everything he needed to in the UFC Seattle headliner on Saturday. Former two-division champion Henry Cejudo was scheduled to go five rounds with Chinese contender Song Yadong.

Henry Cejudo, frustrated by his UFC Fight Night Seattle loss to Song Yadong, shifts his focus to a potential May fight against Petr Yan, challenging him directly.

In the immediate aftermath of his controversial victory over Henry Cejudo in the UFC Seattle headliner, Yadong Song seemed more than willing to run it back against the Olympic gold medalist.

UFC CEO Dana White announced two title fights for the promotion's return to Montreal on May 10. UFC welterweight champion Belal Muhammad vs. Jack Della Maddalena and women's flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko vs.

Shavkat Rakhmonov has spoken out since the news dropped that he won't be fighting for the UFC welterweight title...yet. The #2 UFC welterweight contender proved where he stands in the division with victories over Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson,