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Dana White’s Contender Series returns on Sept. 22 for Week 7 of Season 10, with five more matchups set to go down at Meta Apex in Las Vegas.

The Week 7 lineup features fights across the middleweight, welterweight, flyweight, lightweight and light heavyweight divisions, with Norbert Novenyi Jr. (185.5) and Theo Haig (184) set to headline the card. They are among 10 fighters looking to secure an Ultimate Fighting Championship contract. The bill features five undefeated fighters.

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Norbert Novenyi Jr. and Theo Haig headline the five-fight DWCS Week 7 card Norbert Novenyi Jr. (185.5) vs. Theo Haig (184)Alvi Dasuyev (170) vs. Jaden Ortega (170.5)Marcos Degli (125.5) vs. Paris Moran (125.5)Piero Guaylupo (155.5) vs. Callum Connor (155.5)Damian Piwowarczyk (205) vs. Emilio Quissua (204.5)

The fighters of #DWCS Week 7 have weighed in to make it official for Tuesday.

Weigh-In Results ➡️ https://t.co/Aa4LVIrVS5

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Sean Strickland wants to test himself in boxing.

The two-time Ultimate Fighting Championship middleweight titleholder recently revealed that while he loves mixed martial arts, he wants to try his hand in the squared circle at some point down the line.

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UFC champion Sean Strickland prefers a future boxing fight under Zuffa Strickland foresees boxing fights in his future. He recently took to social media to reveal his desire, eyeing a boxing fight under the Zuffa banner.

“I love MMA but I want to box,” Strickland wrote on X. “Prefer Zuffa but if they can't make that happen…”

Strickland is known for his boxing-heavy approach inside the Octagon. He reclaimed the 185-pound championship in May by defeating Khamzat Chimaev and is rumored to be defending his title in a rematch against Nassourdine Imavov next.

I love MMA but I want to box.. Prefer Zuffa but if they cant make that happen.....

— Sean Strickland (@SStrickla…

Charles Jourdain had a terrifying reason for waving off his recent bout with Marlon Vera.

Jourdain and Vera squared off on the prelims of the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s recent numbered event in Los Angeles. In the third round, Jourdain signaled that he didn’t want to take any more damage after being knocked down. While this isn’t the first time the Canadian has been dropped in a fight, he has revealed that the final knockdown against “Chito” compromised his vision.

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Charles Jourdain explains why he waved off his UFC 331 fight against Marlon Vera After Jourdain hit the canvas and signaled that he didn’t wish to continue, the referee stepped in, handing Vera his first finish in four years. While there was initially confusion about Jourdain’s gesture, “Air” has now revealed why he was done fighting after the third-round knockdown, as he couldn’t see anything.

“Lost my eyesight in the third,” Jourdain wrote on Instagram. “I waved the fight ‘cause …