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UFC 330 happens on Saturday in Philly. A championship doubleheader highlights the main card.
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UFC 330 happens on Saturday in Philly. A championship doubleheader highlights the main card.

The UFC welterweight champion respects Garry's skills but believes he has the tools to defeat the Irishman and retain his title.

UFC 330 takes place Saturday in Philadelphia. We take a look at the undercard.

The UFC commentator believes Makhachev could walk away from MMA after defending his welterweight title against Ian Machado Garry.

In a recent X post, Dillon Danis shared his thoughts on how massively Shavkat Rakhmonov's injury changed the UFC welterweight landscape.

The former UFC title challenger believes Makhachev's success across multiple divisions makes him the best fighter in the world.

The Brazilian grappling ace acknowledges Makhachev's danger on the ground but believes Garry has the tools to become champion.

The Irish welterweight believes Makhachev is the best fighter on the planet and wants to beat him to become UFC champion.

The Serbian lightweight suffered the injury during fight week but went through with his homecoming bout and now expects to undergo surgery.

The 41-year-old UFC veteran will make his 29th Octagon appearance in Salt Lake City before walking away from MMA.

Islam Makhachev believes that Ian Garry's 'heel' persona has rubbed the fans the wrong way and they will boo him at UFC 330.

Bryan Battle has thrown his name into the hat of potential opponents for Jake Paul's first MMA fight, which he believes would be a relatively easy matchup.

Islam Makhachev wants to stick to his plan and win against Ian Garry in the first round of the upcoming UFC 330 title fight.

Dana White just visited Conor McGregor's famous pub, the Black Forge Inn, and sent the Irishman a message all the way from Dublin

When Joe Rogan calls Herb Dean the “gold standard,” it reflects years of elite-level officiating. Dean has overseen thousands of fights, navigating brutal exchanges and split-second decisions while establishing himself as one of MMA’s most experienced referees

Ali Abdelaziz believes the former UFC welterweight champion still has plenty to offer and would like to see him return to 170 pounds.