Alex Perez withdraws from UFC Vegas 109. Who will replace him against Steve Erceg? Latest news, potential flyweight options, fight card.

Jon Jones teases a potential fight with Tom Aspinall at UFC’s first-ever White House event, fueling fan excitement.

Saturday's UFC 318 card will be a tear-jerker for Dustin Poirier fans. The beloved lightweight legend is set to make his final walk to the Octagon in the card's main event, and he'll do so in front of legions of dedicated fans on home turf in New Orleans.

Jon Jones has his sights set on returning to action when the UFC goes to the White House for a historic event in 2026 and he already has an opponent in mind. Well technically, Jones is seeking the person holding onto the belt he relinquished after briefly announcing his retirement only to decide he wanted to compete again following President Donald Trump announcing plans to bring a UFC event to the White House as part of his plans for the America 250 celebration next July.

Most of the veterans are massive underdogs, as the sportsbooks suspect that the UFC is setting them up for squash spots. Just four bouts on the 12-fight card event have odds inside of +200 for the underdog. Meaning we’re looking at some dominant showings from the favorites on this card.

Conor McGregor has not fought in the UFC since his trilogy fight with Dustin Poirier in July 2021, but he is now set to make his long-awaited return to the Octagon

While Waianae’s Max Holloway headlines UFC 318 on Saturday in a bout against Dustin Poirier for the BMF title, another Hawai‘i fighter will also step into the spotlight. Haleiwa native and Kahuku High School graduate Dan Ige will face former Bellator champion Patricio “Pitbull” Freire in a featured featherweight main card matchup at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans.

Jon Jones recently explained his decision to cut his UFC retirement short and revealed why he plans to return to competition