UFC offers fans the opportunity to have their names printed on the Octagon canvas for select events, with each event limited to exactly 100 names. After the event, the relevant canvas section is cut out, framed, and shipped to the buyer within ten to fourteen weeks. Pricing varies by card — a spot on the canvas at the upcoming Paris Fight Night costs approximately 22,000 rubles, while UFC 330, billed as Islam Makhachev vs. Ian Garry, is priced at around 45,000 rubles.
The UFC's Octagon Canvas Nameplate Program gives fans a chance to have their name printed directly on the canvas at select events, with each card strictly limited to 100 spots. Once the event concludes, the relevant section of the canvas is cut out, professionally framed, and shipped to the buyer within ten to fourteen weeks.
Pricing differs depending on the event. A spot tied to the upcoming Paris Fight Night is available for approximately 22,000 rubles, while UFC 330 — headlined by Islam Makhachev against Ian Garry — carries a higher price of around 45,000 rubles.
Why it matters
- Each event is capped at exactly 100 names, making availability genuinely limited rather than a soft marketing claim.
- The price gap between a Fight Night and a numbered pay-per-view card reflects the perceived prestige and demand of the event.
- UFC 330 features the welterweight champion Islam Makhachev, a 34-year-old Russian fighter out of Eagles MMA who carries a 28-1 record and holds the pound-for-pound top ranking, adding significant collector value to that canvas.
- Buyers receive a framed keepsake from an actual event canvas, not a replica, which distinguishes the program from standard licensed merchandise.
The ten-to-fourteen week shipping window means buyers purchasing ahead of UFC 330, scheduled for August 15, 2026, should factor in a delivery timeline extending well into the autumn.
Saturday, August 15, 2026
