Check out a complete list of UFC pay-per-view and Fight Night events scheduled for 2026
By Shakiel Mahjouri Mar 24, 2026 at 2:43 pm ET • 1 min read 
Getty Images Israel Adesanya is back. Arguably the second-best UFC middleweight champion of all-time, Adesanya must stop the bleeding amid his first losing streak. Rising contender Joe Pyfer smells blood in the water.
Adesanys vs. Pyfer headlines UFC Fight Night in Seattle. Saturday's main event is a great crossroads fight. For Adesanya, it's a more favorable chance to recover from his worst career skid. For Pyfer, the opportunity to leapfrog his fellow middleweight contenders.
The co-main event shares some resemblance to the marquee. Former UFC women's flyweight champion Alexa Grasso is winless in three fights, including her title loss to Valentina Shevchenko. Maycee Barber looks to finally assert herself as a legitimate title challenger after years of being labeled the next big thing. Also on the card is Michael Chiesa, the longtime veteran embarking on his retirement fight in his home state.
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Next month, UFC returns to Miami for arguably its strongest numbered event this year. A vacant light heavyweight title fight between former champion Jiri Prochazka and rising contender Carlos Ulberg headlines the card. In the co-main event, UFC flyweight champion Joshua Van defends his newly won title against Tatsuro Taira. The April 11 card also features a long-overdue fight between Bellator alums Patricio Pitbull and Aaron Pico.
Take a look below at the current UFC event schedule for 2026. Be sure to check back on this page for more information on upcoming UFC events throughout the year.
