Fighters online
Events covered
Promotions tracked
Countries represented
Inside the app
From the event calendar to in-depth stats and live results, the app covers every stage of a fight. Whether you have followed MMA for ten years or since last week, it is all in one place.






01
One calendar for all of MMA. Upcoming cards, the ones that just happened, and the countdown to the first bout.

02
The whole event: main card, prelims, weight classes and bout order, with both fighters head to head.

03
Strikes, takedowns and control time, round by round, as it happens. And the result the moment the decision lands.

04
Record, physicals, stance, team and next fight. The profile says where a fighter comes from and where they stand today.

05
Every fight of a career, with the opponent, the event, the method and the round. Enough to read a trajectory, not just a record.

Your app
Pick your language, your time zone, the fighters and promotions you follow. The app arranges itself around what you care about, and tells you when something moves.
Eight languages, switchable any time.
Event times shown where you are.
Your fighters and promotions first.
A reminder before the card, the result after.
No barrier
MMA is followed everywhere, so the app reads everywhere. Calendar, profiles, rankings and news exist in eight languages, Arabic and Chinese script included.

Français

English

Español

Português

Português (BR)

Русский

中文

العربية

fans already follow MMA on FightHub, across five continents. The app is free, and it stays that way.
FAQ
FightHub covers MMA today: events, fighters and the data behind every matchup. The platform is built to grow, and other combat sports may be added over time.
Fighter records, fight histories, tale of the tape before a bout, the event calendar, live stats and rankings. The point is not to drown you in numbers, but to show the right information, readable in seconds.
Yes. FightHub is free to download and to use, with no subscription. The experience should stay open to as many fans as possible. The platform will keep evolving, but that rule will not change.
On iPhone from the App Store, and on Android from Google Play.
No, it complements them. Media tell the story around the fight, FightHub gives the data behind it. The app is built for structure, speed and clarity, so you find what you need without digging through ten sources.
Yes. A fighter can create a free profile to showcase their career, highlights and story, and gain visibility with fans, media and promotions.
Yes. A promotion can get its events listed, showcase its cards and its fighters, and reach an audience already there for MMA.