The UFC has been busy adding new matchups to its upcoming schedule, and fight fans have plenty to look forward to. Several intriguing contests have been booked across various weight classes, promising exciting action in the Octagon.
August 2026 Fights
The month of August kicks off with a trio of bouts on August 8th. In the bantamweight division, Miles Johns will face Jessie Rosas. Johns, with a professional record of 15-5, brings a wealth of experience, while Rosas, standing at 8-1, is a dangerous finisher. Also on August 8th, Bill Ray Goff will meet Ty Miller, and Manoel Sousa will take on Richie Miranda. Sousa, holding a 14-1 record, will look to continue his impressive run.
The month continues on August 29th with a flyweight clash between Alex Perez and Sumudaerji. Perez, a seasoned UFC veteran, faces Sumudaerji, who boasts a 19-7 record with a significant number of knockout victories. Also on August 29th, Jack Jenkins will step into the Octagon against Sean Woodson. Woodson, with a 13-2-1 record, will aim to utilize his striking prowess.
September 2026 Showdowns
September opens with a bantamweight encounter on September 5th as Nathaniel Wood faces Mairon Santos. Wood, known for his well-rounded skillset, will look to overcome Santos. On the same night, a highly anticipated featherweight bout will see Morgan Charriere take on Felipe Lima. Charriere, with a 21-12-1 record, is known for his aggressive style, while Lima, at 14-2, is a dangerous opponent.
The following week, September 12th, will feature a featherweight contest between Yair Rodriguez and Jean Silva. Rodriguez, a former title challenger with a 20-5 record, will be looking to make a statement against the less experienced Silva.
October and Beyond
Looking ahead to October 17th, a middleweight bout is set to feature Joaquin Buckley against Mike Malott. Both fighters are known for their exciting fighting styles and finishing ability, promising an explosive matchup.
Earlier in the month, on August 1st, Milos Janicic will face Noah Gugnon in a lightweight bout. Janicic, with a 19-3 record, is a powerful striker, while Gugnon, at 9-2, is another fighter who rarely sees the judges' scorecards.
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