UFC 322 was among the best cards we’ve had all year; the promotion followed it up with an absolute banger in Qatar this weekend. The main and co-main events are loaded with some top contenders, including former champion Belal Muhammad. It’s one of, if not the, best fight night event of the year, beginning extra early at 10 a.m. ET, on ESPN+.

Waldo Cortes-Acosta scored his second knockout in a matter of weeks when he stepped in on short-notice to meet Shamil Gaziev at UFC Qatar.

Merab Dvalishvili has the chance to accomplish something unheard of among UFC champions. At UFC 323, Dvalishvili will look to become the first to make four successful UFC title defenses in one year if he beats Petr Yan a second time. It all goes down on Dec. 6 from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

While the UFC will be undergoing some big changes when their new broadcast deal with Paramount gets underway in 2026, there are no changes as of yet. That means that US fans can catch all of the action from UFC Qatar via ESPN+ while UK viewers can tune in to TNT Sports, with UFC Fight Pass also being an option for the prelims.

UFC 322's main event will feature Jack Della Maddalena and Islam Makhachev. Here's everything you need to know and how much it is to watch on PPV.

Who takes a fight on two days' notice and flies halfway around the world for it, just three weeks after last fighting, anyway?!

In a 3-round welterweight bout on the main card, Belal Muhammad and Ian Machado Garry meet Saturday at UFC Fight Night 265 in Al Rayyan, Qatar.

Islam Makhachev became the 11th UFC fighter to win championships in two divisions. Here are all of the results and best highlights from UFC 322.