UFC 321 is in the books, meaning attention will soon turn to the mixed martial arts leader’s next pay-per-view offering, UFC 322 in New York City.

Paddy Pimblett defends Tom Aspinall after UFC 321 no-contest, urging fans to show empathy amid harsh criticism over eye poke.

Here's how to watch UFC Fight Night 263, where a pair of hard-hitting 145-pounders will throw down in the headliner. UFC Fight Night 263 has a main card that streams at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN+. The prelims stream on ESPN+ at 4 p.m. ET. Stay tuned to MMA Junkie for additional broadcast details later this week.

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While many fans seemed to agree with two of the decisions that took place on the main card, a UFC legend has the opposite opinion. Henry Cejudo called UFC 321 “the worst card in UFC history” when sharing his thoughts on what went down at the Etihad Arena on October 25.

Jones retired instead of defending the heavyweight title against Aspinall, who put it on the line against Ciryl Gane – only to suffer a fight-ending foul

SportsLine's Daniel Vithlani reveals his picks for the UFC 321: Aspinall vs. Gane fight card from Etihad Arena at Yas Island/Yas West, United Arab Emirates on Saturday

Footage of Joe Rogan’s simple solution to the eye poke epidemic re-emerged in the days after UFC Seattle. “I keep saying it, but I feel they should cover those fingertips,” the UFC commentator said on his podcast in September 2024.

Alex Pereira is looking to pull Jon Jones out of retirement after this weekend's UFC heavyweight title fight ended in a dud.