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Chris Weidman is reportedly set for his commentary debut.

The former Ultimate Fighting Championship middleweight titleholder looks set to make his commentary debut on Week 5 of Dana White’s Contender Series Season 10.

Chris Weidman reportedly joins Laura Sanko and Dan Hellie for DWCS Week 5 Since he retired from mixed martial arts, Weidman has worked extensively as a desk analyst for UFC events. He’s been a fixture on pre-fight weigh-in shows and his profile further grew with the popularity of Paramount's "Deep Waters" podcast, where he discusses combat sports news alongside Dustin Poirier, Jorge Masvidal and Din Thomas.

According to MMA Junkie, Weidman will join Laura Sanko and play-by-play announcer Dan Hellie in the three-person booth for the five-fight card at Meta Apex in Las Vegas on Sept. 8.

Weidman, 42, last competed in December 2024, suffering a second-round TKO loss to Eryk Anders. The UFC Hall of Famer finished his MMA career with a 16-8 record, goin…

Michael Page may have reached the end of his Ultimate Fighting Championship run.

Page completed his current UFC contract with a unanimous decision win over Nursulton Ruziboev at UFC Paris on Sept. 5. Despite the victory, the former Bellator standout has now been removed from the promotion's latest round of rankings eligibility, according to an email sent to ranking panelists.

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Michael Page removed from UFC rankings eligibility after UFC Paris win Longtime mixed martial arts reporter John Morgan shared an email he received from the UFC regarding the latest round of ranking updates.

“Dear Panelists, Michael Page has been removed from rankings eligibility effective immediately,” the email read. “If you ranked him in your middleweight division already, we ask that you please re-rank that division to make sure you have 15 athletes.”

This comes after Page himself acknowledged that he may not be offered another UFC contract after another lackluster de…

Eddie Hearn claims TKO Group Holdings is the reason behind the roadblocks in the Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua saga.

Fury vs. Joshua was targeted for November, but the location remains a major sticking point. Joshua’s side wants the fight in Britain, while Fury’s camp has pushed for Madison Square Garden in New York City. This has left the sides deadlocked, with Hearn levying the blame on TKO.

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Hearn says TKO's New York push is keeping the Fury-Joshua fight from being finalized Speaking to DAZN following Katie Taylor's retirement fight Saturday, Hearn claimed TKO recently approached Joshua directly, encouraging him to accept the fight for New York City.

“Yesterday [Friday], TKO went around the back again to try and offer Joshua money to do the fight in America,” Hearn said. “It’s a dirty, dirty game, mate, to be honest with you.”

Hearn insisted Joshua remains committed to fighting in Britain and argued that the support behind that position has only…