UFC 326 was on March 7th at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. This event featured the BMF title card as the main event between Max Holloway and Charles Oliveira, where Holloway failed at defending his title against Oliveira.
UFC 326 was the second fight between Holloway and Oliveira; they first fought at UFC Fight Night 74 in Canada back in 2015, where Holloway defeated Oliveira by TKO. Max Holloway got the BMF title from Justin Gaethje at the UFC 300 event, where he defeated Gaethje by TKO with one second remaining in the last round, so he was favored in this rematch. In the end, UFC 326 marked a major moment in the 2026 MMA calendar as Holloway and Oliveira met again more than a decade after their first fight.
According to AP News, “Charles Oliveira finally avenged a loss that has stuck with him mentally by unanimously outpointing Max Holloway on Saturday night to win the BMF title…All five judges scored the fight 50-45, in favor of Oliveira (37-11), as the third-ranked lightweight controlled the bout from the outset.”
Alongside the BMF card, there were 13 other fights at UFC 326. Here are all of the bout results from last weekend: www.ufc.com/event/ufc-326
Following the recent 7.7 billion dollar Paramount deal between Paramount and UFC, Paramount now has the media rights to all UFC content, which means you can watch UFC with a Paramount+ subscription and you don’t need to buy a PPV (pay-per-view) anymore. Even though the Paramount deal doubled UFC’s revenue, and cut the cost to watch the fights for the fans, fighters still express frustration with UFC’s low fighter pay. Read more about that here: Justin Gaethje Speaks Out Against UFC before UFC 324.
UFC 326 will be followed by a White House card on Sunday, June 14, but any news is yet to be announced; all we know so far is that the event will be held to celebrate President Trump’s 80th birthday and the 250th anniversary of the United States at the South Lawn of the White House, with the White House card UFC aims to draw more fans to the sport of MMA.