UFC 2026 — Pay-Per-View Hub
Year-round 2026 · Worldwide
UFC 2026 — Pay-Per-View Hub
The biggest fights in mixed martial arts — numbered UFC events through 2026.
- Dates
- Year-round 2026
- Location
- Worldwide
The UFC stages numbered pay-per-view events roughly once a month, headlined by world-title fights across the promotion's weight divisions, alongside weekly Fight Nights. This hub tracks the marquee UFC pay-per-view cards through 2026.
Each numbered event (UFC 3xx) is built around a championship or top-contender main event. Below is how UFC events and divisions work, where to watch, and answers to the most common questions.
⭐ Teams to watch
All teams →Heavyweight Champion
Jon Jones — defending; widely regarded as the greatest UFC fighter ever
Light Heavyweight Champion
Alex Pereira — dominant champion; also held Middleweight simultaneously
Middleweight Champion
Dricus Du Plessis — South African champion
Welterweight Champion
Leon Edwards / Belal Muhammad — active title picture
Lightweight Champion
Islam Makhachev — dominant champion; p4p #1 contender
Featherweight Champion
Alexander Volkanovski — multi-time champion
Bantamweight Champion
Merab Dvalishvili
Women's Strawweight Champion
Zhang Weili — dominant multi-reign champion
🏛️ From the Townhall
Open forum →📋 Format & how it works
Numbered events vs Fight Nights
Numbered UFC pay-per-views (e.g. UFC 320) carry the biggest title fights and are sold as PPV in the US. Free-with-subscription 'Fight Night' cards run most other weekends.
Championship rounds
Title fights and main events are five five-minute rounds; all other bouts are three rounds. Judges score each round on the 10-point must system, with KO/TKO and submission finishes possible at any time.
Weight divisions
Men compete from flyweight up to heavyweight across eight divisions; women contest strawweight, flyweight, bantamweight and featherweight. Champions defend their belts against the top-ranked contenders.
🗓️ Key dates
📺 How to watch
- In the US, UFC pay-per-views are sold exclusively through ESPN+ PPV; Fight Nights stream on ESPN+.
- Internationally, UFC events stream on TNT Sports (UK & Ireland), Main Event, and UFC Fight Pass depending on region.
❓ Frequently asked questions
How often are UFC pay-per-view events?
The UFC holds numbered pay-per-view events roughly once a month, plus weekly Fight Night cards.
How many rounds is a UFC title fight?
UFC championship fights and main events are five rounds of five minutes each; all other bouts are three rounds.
How can I watch UFC in 2026?
In the US, numbered UFC pay-per-views are available through ESPN+ PPV, with Fight Nights on ESPN+. Other countries use TNT Sports, Main Event, or UFC Fight Pass.
What are the UFC weight divisions?
Men's divisions run flyweight, bantamweight, featherweight, lightweight, welterweight, middleweight, light heavyweight and heavyweight; women's are strawweight, flyweight, bantamweight and featherweight.