Every upcoming UFC, ONE Championship, OKTAGON and other major MMA card in one place — dates, fight cards and where to watch.
Mixed martial arts combines striking and grappling under one ruleset, which is why a fight can be decided by a knockout, a submission or the judges' scorecards. Most of the world's top fighters are spread across a handful of promotions that each run their own calendar.
Volkanovski vs. Evloev
UFC 333 · UFC · in 5 days
Gogoladze vs. Klinkhammer
OKTAGON 96 · OKTAGON · in 12 days
ONE Fight Night 49
Card TBA · ONE · in 19 days
Severino vs. Holzer
OKTAGON 97 · OKTAGON · in 19 days
UFC 334
Main event TBD · UFC · in 26 days
ONE SAMURAI 5
Mixed martial arts card · ONE · in 30 days
OKTAGON 98
Card TBA · OKTAGON · in 33 days
ONE SAMURAI 6
Mixed martial arts card · ONE · in 44 days
OKTAGON 99
Card TBA · OKTAGON · in 47 days
ONE Fight Night 50
Main event not yet announced · ONE · in 54 days
UFC 335
Main event TBD · UFC · in 54 days
ONE Fight Night 50
Mixed martial arts card · ONE · in 61 days
OKTAGON 100
Card TBA · OKTAGON · in 71 days
OKTAGON — Stuttgart
Card TBA · OKTAGON · in 89 days
OKTAGON — Free-TV Premiere
Germany's MMA elite in Cologne · OKTAGON · in -1 days
Kincl vs. Humburger
OKTAGON 95 · OKTAGON · in -2 days
UFC 332
Figueiredo vs. Talbott, plus a Shevchenko title defense · UFC · in -16 days
Erdogan vs. Elliott
ONE Fight Night 48 · ONE · in -16 days
OKTAGON 94: The Biggest Comeback Ever
Frankfurt stadium card · OKTAGON · in -23 days
PFC 5
Rundsporthalle Baunatal card · Phoenix Fighting Championship · in -30 days
Van vs. Pantoja 2
UFC 331 · UFC · in -30 days
Roušal vs. Mågård
OKTAGON 93: Roušal vs. Mågård · OKTAGON · in -37 days
Bouts run three five-minute rounds, or five for main events and title fights. A fight ends early by knockout, technical knockout, submission or a doctor stoppage. If it goes the distance, three judges score each round independently under the Unified Rules, with the round going to whoever did more damage and controlled where the fight took place. Weight classes run from strawweight up to heavyweight.
The UFC holds the deepest roster and runs an event nearly every week, splitting them between numbered pay-per-views and Fight Nights. ONE Championship is the largest promotion in Asia and stages MMA alongside Muay Thai and kickboxing on the same cards. PFL runs a season-and-playoff format rather than one-off matchmaking. In Europe, OKTAGON, KSW and Cage Warriors draw the biggest crowds, and Cage Warriors in particular has a long record of producing fighters who go on to the UFC.
Broadcast rights are split by region and change every few years, so the same card can sit behind a different service depending on where you are. Promotions increasingly sell directly through their own apps or through a single streaming partner per territory. Each event page on Fightbase lists the broadcaster we have on record for that card.