The UFC’s mid‑2026 schedule now includes confirmed dates and locations for multiple numbered events, including UFC 329 on July 11 in Las Vegas and UFC 330 on August 15 in Philadelphia. CBS Sports’ consolidated schedule also notes a July 18 Fight Night in Oklahoma City and an August 1 card in Belgrade, Serbia, with main events still to be announced. These bookings demonstrate the promotion’s ongoing global expansion, particularly into Eastern Europe with the Belgrade event. While headliners remain TBA, contenders across several divisions are likely to be slotted into these summer cards as title pictures become clearer through the first half of 2026.
The UFC has locked in two major numbered events for the summer of 2026, with UFC 329 set for July 11 in Las Vegas and UFC 330 scheduled for August 15 in Philadelphia. The announcements firm up a stretch of the promotion's mid-year calendar that had previously been unconfirmed.
Alongside the two numbered pay-per-view dates, the UFC's schedule also includes a Fight Night card in Oklahoma City on July 18 and an international event in Belgrade, Serbia, on August 1. Main events for all four cards have yet to be announced.
Why it matters
- Las Vegas remains the anchor for marquee pay-per-view events, with UFC 329 on July 11 continuing that tradition.
- Philadelphia returns to the UFC calendar on August 15, giving the East Coast a high-profile summer date.
- The Belgrade Fight Night marks a continued push into Eastern Europe, extending the promotion's global footprint into a region it has targeted for growth.
- Four events across roughly five weeks represents a dense stretch of programming, giving multiple divisions the opportunity to advance their title pictures heading into the fall.
Headliners across all four cards are still to be determined, meaning contenders currently working through the rankings in various weight classes could find themselves positioned for prominent slots as results from the first half of 2026 come in. The Belgrade card in particular signals the UFC's intent to build an audience in Eastern Europe, a market the promotion has increasingly looked to develop with live events rather than relying solely on broadcast reach.
