Paramount+ UFC Fight Archive Launch: Everything You Need to Know

Paramount+ recently announced the launch of a new UFC fight archive, offering fans access to over 1,400 bouts, highlights, and event programs. The library covers more than two decades of fight history, featuring main cards and curated compilations from the early 2000s through 2025. Fans can easily explore different eras, fighters, and finishes through the organized collections.

The archive includes full UFC numbered events from various decades, a “Legends” section highlighting iconic bouts from legends like Georges St-Pierre, Chuck Liddell, Anderson Silva, Ronda Rousey, and Brock Lesnar. There are also collections focused on current champions and a “KO City” hub for knockout enthusiasts. Spanish- and Portuguese-language fight programs are available, with ongoing content updates planned.

The archive launch precedes the live debut of UFC on Paramount+ with UFC 324: Gaethje vs. Pimblett on Saturday, Jan. 24 from T-Mobile Arena. This event will showcase Justin Gaethje against Paddy Pimblett, along with fights featuring UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion Kayla Harrison and Hall of Famer Amanda Nunes.

The partnership with UFC marks a transition away from traditional pay-per-view events in the U.S. and Latin America, establishing Paramount+ as a premier streaming destination for UFC content. Subscribers to the platform’s Essential and Premium tiers have access to all UFC content, both live and archived.

Fans can explore the new UFC fight archive on Paramount+ to catch up on past matches and prepare for the upcoming live events.