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This Schedule In Numbers
FighterStatus is following 17 fight cards on this page: 3 still to come or in progress, and 14 already fought. The next of them is UFC 333: Volkanovski vs Evloev on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at Etihad Arena · Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; 9 bouts are listed on it so far. The most recent card to finish was UFC Fight Night: Buckley vs Malott on October 17, 2026.
Between them those cards hold 90 individual bouts and 171 different fighters, representing 34 countries. By sport that breaks down as 10 UFC cards and 7 Boxing cards. 1 promotion is named across them: UFC.
The bouts span 10 weight classes — Heavyweight, Lightweight, Bantamweight, Light Heavyweight, Middleweight, Welterweight, Featherweight, Flyweight, Super Middleweight, Cruiserweight — listed busiest first, and 10 of them are for a title.
78 of the 90 bouts already have a result on file. 22 ended inside the distance — 9 by KO or TKO and 13 by submission, while 21 went to the judges' scorecards. That is a 28% finish rate across the 78 decided bouts. Rounds 1 and 2 each accounted for 7 of the 22 stoppages whose round is on file, more than any other round.
What is on each event page
Open any card for the full bout order, weight class by weight class, with both corners' professional records beside their names. An upcoming card puts its two headliners side by side on the tale of the tape — record, finish count and finish rate, age, height, reach, stance, camp and country, with the measurable edge marked on each row — and carries a countdown to the first bell, a fan poll and a comment thread. Once a card is over the same page turns into the result: winner, method, round and finishing time for every bout that has one, plus any written recap and archived footage held for that event.
Every fighter named on a card links through to their own profile — full professional record, wins split by knockout, submission and decision, current win streak, fight-by-fight history and their FighterStatus Score. Those same numbers drive the pound-for-pound and divisional rankings, and the whole fighter roster is browsable by sport and by country if you would rather start from a name than a date.