UFC CEO Dana White has gone on a mini media tour to promote the promotion's new Paramount+ deal that begins Saturday night, among other topics.

Despite Dana White's firm stance, Michael Chandler officially won't move on until Conor McGregor is "announced against somebody else."

Michael Chandler hasn't given up on the Conor McGregor matchup yet. Chandler has been rallying for a fight against McGregor for years now. Meanwhile, McGregor has been unsuccessfully teasing a return to action.

"The Notorious" wants to return to the UFC, but there is a bit of a holdup for him doing so.

If a person claiming to be Conor McGregor on a gaming platform is to be trusted, he needs a new UFC contract.

A potential blockbuster showdown years in the making has been officially shelved by the UFC CEO, and the promotion's biggest star responds on social media about his fighting future.

Sean O’Malley knows what he wants next. The former UFC bantamweight champion recorded his first win since April 2024 at Saturday’s numbered event in Las Vegas. O’Malley beat Song Yadong at UFC 324 to bounce back from consecutive defeats against Merab Dvalishvili and reinsert his name into the title picture.

The long-awaited fight between Conor McGregor and Michael Chandler won't be happening at the UFC White House event this summer, if at all.

The UFC president and CEO appears to have other ideas for the planned event this summer

UFC 324 co-headliner Sean O'Malley admits that one of his early fighting career predictions was a delusional pursuit.