See how the fighters of UFC 320 looked on the scale at official weigh-ins with video highlights and a photo gallery.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship returns to Las Vegas with two title fights, which are now official following the UFC 320 weigh-ins.

Jiri Prochazka tells Newsweek Sports that his path to another title run will be clear after his UFC 320 bout with Khalil Rountree.

Josias Musasa provided fight fans with a unique moment earlier tonight (Sat., Sept. 27, 2025) at UFC Perth LIVE on ESPN+ from inside RAC Arena in Perth, Australia, asking the referee to pee mid-fight after suffering a bad kick to the groin.

Outside of Ulberg, the biggest winner of the UFC's return Down Under was probably welterweight veteran Neil Magny, who again turned back the clock with a surprising submission win over Aussie favorite Jake Matthews. It was the 24th win of his UFC career, making him the second winningest fighter in the promotion's history behind Jim Miller.

Their rivalry is currently at its peak, and if the UFC waits any longer, they risk losing the fight entirely. Pimblett has shown in his seven outings in the cage that he is beatable, and if they match him up with a top five opponent, he could quite easily lose the fight and the opportunity to fight Topuria in what would be an all-time matchup.

The UFC's remaining event schedule is nearing its concluding stages and UFC CEO Dana White took to social media Wednesday night to unveil a few fights.

UFC lightweights Arman Tsarukyan and Dan Hooker collide next month (Sat., Nov. 22, 2025) in the main event of UFC Qatar inside Ali Bin Hamad al-Attiyah Arena — and the trash talk is already uglier than usual.

Tafa (7-5 MMA, 4-5 UFC) has withdrawn from two bookings this year. In June, he was scheduled to face Jhonata Diniz at UFC 317, but withdrew just shy of three weeks out. The 31-year-old heavyweight is currently on a two-fight skid, which includes a decision loss to Karl Williams and a TKO loss against Tallison Teixeira.