At UFC 325, fans are set to feel the intensity as several must-watch matchups take center stage. Returning on his home turf, Alexander Volkanovski looks to defend the featherweight belt against Diego Lopes in a highly anticipated rematch in the main event.
‘Bam Bam’ is planning to make a statement in his comeback. Among the intriguing storylines set to play out at Saturday’s UFC 325 event in Sydney is the return of heavyweight Tai Tuivasa.
The interim UFC lightweight champion is making the most of AI’s rise. Justin Gaethje emerged victorious from the first main event of 2026 and of the Paramount era, becoming a two-time interim titleholder at 155 pounds in the process.
It was difficult to watch what Alexander Volkanovski did to this UFC veteran. The two-time featherweight champion will return in the main event of UFC 325, as the Australian looks for his first win on home soil since 2018.
UFC strawweight champion Mackenzie Dern may look untouchable right now, but she has a rising threat on her radar. BJJ teen prodigy Helena Crevar turned heads at ONE Fight Night 39, dominating Hawaiian talent Teshya Noelani in her grappling debut.
Conor McGregor is making it clear he will not step back into the Octagon until the UFC meets one specific demand. Since breaking his leg in the trilogy bout against Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in July 2021, ‘The Notorious’ has not returned to the Octagon.
A true legend of the sport may not get the fairy tale ending that his career deserves. Dominick Cruz made the decision to not retire while on top of the sport before he was recently announced to be joining the Hall of Fame later this year.
The UFC’s middleweight titleholder took to social media to call out a fellow champion. Chimaev recently said that ‘nobody wants to fight’ when he was asked when fans can expect to see him step back inside the Octagon.
UFC 325 marks the second of back-to-back numbered events to begin the promotional event schedule in 2026. Similar to last weekend's card, the UFC is coming out with a bang, a 13-fight showcase headlined by a UFC Featherweight Championship rematch between Alexander Volkanovski and Diego Lopes for Volkanovski's title.
Few divisions have matched the intensity and brutality of the UFC’s lightweight division. Dan Hooker may have called his own path a ‘stupid’ one, but fighters like him have helped shape the division’s reputation.
Watch the UFC 325: Volkanovski vs Lopes 2 Ceremonial Weigh-ins live on Friday at 3:30am ET / 12:30am PT The UFC 325 main event sees reigning featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski aiming to defend his title against challenger Diego Lopes for a second straight time.
One of the UFC’s most dominant champions makes his return to the Octagon on Saturday night. Volkanovski faces a familiar situation, taking on challenger Diego Lopes at UFC 325 in Sydney.
Tai Tuivasa is back in the Octagon after an 18-month layoff, and he’s hoping to snap a five-fight losing streak. The former title challenger last appeared in August 2024, when he dropped a split decision to Jairzinho Rozenstruik.
Four days after suffering his first loss in the UFC, Paddy Pimblett released a statement. Wishing Justin Gaethje on the win, he said, “Congratulations, brother; it was an honor to share the cage with such a legend.” The message struck a polite, respectful tone.
The fighters competing on this weekend's UFC 325 fight card officially weighed in on Thursday evening (Friday afternoon in Australia) in Sydney. A featherweight championship rematch headlines the UFC 325 fight card.
What happens when two men who take sparring entirely seriously collide? Fireworks. That is exactly what happened when Sean Strickland and Michel Pereira stepped into the cage to spar.
Over the years, there has been much conversation regarding the bonus structure within the UFC. Those discussions heightened when Dana White announced a new benefit for fighters, but the good news came at a cost.
UFC 325: Alexander Volkanovski vs. Diego Lopes 2 continues on the prelims with a bout between Sebastian Szalay and Keiichiro Nakamura in the featherweight division on Saturday.
If an image can speak volumes, Kayla Harrison appears to be saying all the right things. Less than three weeks after undergoing neck surgery that forced her out of her long-awaited superfight with Amanda Nunes at UFC 324, Harrison is already back inside the gym mentally strong, smiling, and focused on the road ahead.