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Dana White is unfazed by the union of two of the biggest competitors to the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

The UFC CEO addressed the recently announced merger between Most Valuable Promotions and the Professional Fighters League, offering a dismissive response when asked about the future of the organization.

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‘Those guys aren’t my competition’: Dana White dismisses PFL-MVP merger MVP and PFL revealed that the two companies will be joining forces in a move aimed at reshaping the combat sports landscape. The transition process is expected to take several months, with the new promotion targeting a full launch in 2027. The merged entity plans to stage both boxing and MMA events, although the finer details are yet to be finalized.

Speaking to The Mac Life, White shared his opinion on the merger.

“I don’t know anything about what they’re doing,” White said. “It probably makes sense. When sh*t isn’t working for anybody, we should probably get toge…

Jan Blachowicz wore the scars of his latest battle proudly.

The former Ultimate Fighting Championship light heavyweight titleholder took to social media to reveal the damage sustained during his latest Octagon appearance, sharing images of the cut he suffered in his technical knockout to Navajo Stirling at UFC Belgrade.

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Jan Blachowicz shows facial injury from Navajo Stirling defeat at UFC Belgrade During their co-headlining matchup, Stirling dropped Blachowicz with a powerful strike that sent him across the Octagon. Stirling then opened up a nasty cut on his face with ground-and-pound blows en route to victory, the biggest of his career so far. Blachowicz has now given fans a look at the aftermath of the bout, sharing images of the cut before and after getting stitches.

“It is what it is,” Blachowicz wrote in the caption of his post. “Another one for the collection.”

This defeat extended Blachowicz’s winless run to five fights. His last vict…

A women's flyweight bout in the Ultimate Fighting Championship has reportedly been added to the UFC 331 lineup.

Casey O'Neill is slated to meet Eduarda Moura at the Sept. 19 event, which takes place at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

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Casey O’Neill looks to rediscover winning momentum against Eduarda Moura Leo Guimaraes was the first to report the flyweight clash between Moura and O’Neill.

O'Neill (11-2) enjoyed a perfect start to her UFC run, earning four consecutive victories to establish herself as one of the division's brightest prospects. However, the Australian-Scottish standout then suffered back-to-back losses against Jennifer Maia and Ariane Lipski da Silva before returning to form with consecutive wins over Luana Santos and Gabriella Fernandes.

Notably, O'Neill’s first-round knockout victory over Fernandes in March marked her first appearance following a lengthy Octagon hiatus that nearly lasted two years.

Meanwhile, Moura (12…