UFC launches its first Paramount-era card with a stacked January 24 lineup. If you ever needed proof that MMA fans can love a card and hate it at the same time, look no further than the UFC’s first big showcase under the Paramount banner.

The MMA community took a break from Thanksgiving celebrations to react to Dana White's major fight announcements for 2026.

On the CBS Halftime Show of the Thanksgiving Day game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Cowboys, Dana White announced the full main card of UFC 324 on January 24th. UFC 324, which is set to be the first event in the Paramount era, will be headlined by two major title fights.

Both fights have received significant backlash, with fans rejecting the suggestion that either Pimblett or Lopes have earned the opportunities that await them next year. It’s hard to recall an overwhelming rejection of fight announcements quite like the waves of criticism being directed at White and the UFC since Thursday’s reveal.

UFC President Dana White has stated Jon Jones will not headline the upcoming White House card due to a past withdrawal from a fight against Tom Aspina

Who is Dillon Danis? Why Dana White banned MMA fighter after UFC brawl at Madison Square Garden originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. UFC 322 at Madison Square Garden made headlines before the main card of the event even got underway.

Kamaru Usman defended Francis Ngannou after Dana White made his recent accusations. The former UFC welterweight champion has always had a good relationship with White, but he’s a longtime friend of Ngannou. “Listen, I wasn’t there, but I don’t think this happened like this,” Usman said on the Pound 4 Pound Podcast.

DANA WHITE has revealed he’s made a major decision about the main event for the UFC’s White House card. The MMA leader is set to host a stacked show at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in the

The former UFC heavyweight says the promotion’s history of behind-the-scenes “bullying” helps explain why tensions may have boiled over. Dana White’s claim that Francis Ngannou “put his hands on him” during a dispute about bonuses has created the latest flashpoint in an already frosty relationship between the former UFC heavyweight champion and

Dana White says it was his own fault the brawl broke out, but Dillon Danis won't be at any UFC events going forward.