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Boxing vs MMA: the rule differences that matter
Rounds, gloves, knockdowns, legal strikes and scoring: how professional boxing and MMA rules differ, using the unified rules US commissions follow.
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Dana White's Contender Series explained
How Dana White's Contender Series works: five fights on a Tuesday, the UFC boss watching cageside, and a contract only for the fighters who impress.
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How MMA judging works: the 10-point must system
How judges score an MMA fight under the Unified Rules: the 10-point must system, what they look for first, and when a round is scored 10-8 or 10-7.
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How to watch UFC in 2026: broadcasters by country
Where UFC airs in 2026: Paramount+ in the US, Latin America and Australia, TNT Sports in the UK, Sportsnet in Canada, and TVNZ and Sky in New Zealand.
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The PFL explained: format, playoffs and the UFC
How the PFL's seasons, playoffs and $1 million finals worked, why it moved to a bracket and then to world champions, and how it differs from the UFC.
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Reddit MMA streams: what happened to r/MMAStreams
Reddit closed r/MMAStreams in 2019 after copyright complaints. Why it went, why the copies failed, and how fans watch UFC and MMA legally in 2026.
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UFC fight week explained: media day to weigh-ins
What happens in the days before a UFC card: open workouts, media day, the press conference and the official and ceremonial weigh-ins, day by day.
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UFC numbered events vs Fight Nights explained
What separates a numbered UFC event like UFC 332 from a UFC Fight Night in 2026: title fights, venues, start times and the end of US pay-per-view.
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How UFC rankings work and what the C means
What the C and the numbers next to UFC fighters mean, how the media panel votes, and how the new Meta UFC Rankings are worked out from fight data.
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UFC weight classes: every division and its limit
Every UFC weight class with its limit in pounds and kilograms, plus the one-pound allowance, title-fight rules and what happens when a fighter misses.