Unbelievable but true: French MMA is entering a new era! RMC Sport and the UFC have just sealed a historic deal by extending their exclusive partnership, while adding two gems: Zuffa Boxing and UFC BJJ. An alliance that promises to permanently transform the combat sports ecosystem in France.
This contract, in effect for over twelve years, confirms RMC Sport’s leadership in broadcasting martial disciplines. But this time, the ambition is clear: to cover all the flagship combat sports. With the addition of Zuffa Boxing, boxing fans can now enjoy exclusive content, while UFC BJJ, launched in 2025 by Dana White, will provide an unprecedented showcase for Brazilian jiu-jitsu. A revolution for practitioners and fans alike!
UFC 333: The Fight That Will Electrify France
The highlight of this collaboration? UFC 333, scheduled for October 24, where two MMA monsters will clash: Australian Alexander Volkanovski, former lightweight champion, and Russian Islam Evloev. A duel that promises fireworks and could mark a turning point in the division. French fans, accustomed to big names like Ciryl Gane or Nicolas Dalby, finally get an international-level fight on their screens.UFC BJJ: A New Era for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
With the launch of UFC BJJ in 2025, submission and pure technique enthusiasts will benefit from a dedicated platform. Dana White has clearly identified the potential of this discipline, a cornerstone of MMA, to attract an ever-wider audience. Professional competitions will be broadcast exclusively, offering unprecedented visibility to French and international athletes. A boon for practitioners, who can draw inspiration from the best!This alliance between RMC Sport and the UFC is more than just a contract extension: it’s a declaration of war on the competition and a promise of unmatched sports entertainment in France. MMA, boxing, and jiu-jitsu fans have plenty to celebrate!
With this ambitious collaboration, RMC Sport and the UFC aren’t just following MMA’s evolution—they’re shaping it. Between historic fights and new disciplines, France is becoming a key player in the global martial arts landscape.