Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is hard at work filling up its upcoming international slate of “Fight Night”-themed events.
The world’s leading mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion just announced five new fights — three for UFC Perth on Sept. 27, 2025, and and two for UFC Vancouver on Oct. 18, 2025.
For the upcoming show in Australia, Melbourne-based fighter, Jake Matthews, puts his three-fight win streak on the line against Neil Magny, who bounced back from a 1-2 record in 2024 to beat Elizeu Zaleski via technical knockout in August.
Will this fast turnaround get him back into the mix at Welterweight?
In addition, “The Welsh Gangster,” Oban Elliott, looks to bounce back from a disappointing decision loss to Seok Hyeon Ko in June, taking on Aussie fighter, Jonathan Micallef, who entered UFC via Contender Series and is undefeated (1-0) with the promotion.
Also added to the card: a clash between Featherweight up-and-comers Jack Jenkins vs. Ramon Taveras. The Remember that UFC Perth’s card is headlined by a pivotal Light Heavyweight scrap between top-ranked contenders, Carlos Ulberg vs. Dominick Reyes.
For UFC Vancouver, Canadian Charles Jourdain is set to fight U.K.-based fighter, Davey Grant. Kyle Prepolec will look to bounce back from a late replacement loss to Benoit Saint-Denis against Drew Dober, who is on a 1-4 skid, but always brings the heat.
UFC Vancouver is headlined by a Middleweight contender match between Reinier de Ridder vs. Anthony Hernandez, as well as a showcase bout for “Great Canadian Hope,” Mike Malott, who hopes to extend his win streak to three fights against Kevin Holland, who is 2-2 in 2025.
