Scott Newman

The UFC returns to Las Vegas' T-Mobile Arena next weekend with a loaded card. This event will mark the final pay-per-view of 2024.

There's definitely some level of prestige to holding a UFC record. Unfortunately, there are some records that no fighter would want to hold.

In the eyes of most UFC fans, the hardest hitters on the roster tend to operate in the heavier divisions. By contrast, the smaller fighters are considered more technical but often less dangerous.

The final UFC pay-per-view of 2024 went down last night in Las Vegas. There were high expectations for it, and it's safe to say that the event lived up to those expectations.

UFC 310: Alexandre Pantoja vs. Kai Asakura went down this weekend in Las Vegas. The final pay-per-view event of 2024 ensured the year ended with a bang.

The UFC returns for its final show of 2024 this weekend. The promotion is heading to Tampa, Florida for what looks like a fun Fight Night.

The UFC visits Tampa, Florida this weekend for a Fight Night event. This show will mark the final event of 2024.

With no further UFC title fights in 2024, it's now worth looking towards next year for the promotion's champions. So how many of them will hold onto their titles in 2025?

In the world of the UFC, time goes by very quickly. This means that some highly ranked fighters can remain in their spot without winning for a surprisingly long period.

2025 is almost upon us, meaning that UFC fans don't need to wait long for action. The first event of the year is set for Jan. 11.