UFC Fight Nights, much like pay-per-view events from the No. 1 promotion in the world, are hit and miss. While some shows may look attractive on paper on a given Saturday night, when the cage door actually shuts and the fight happens, it could potentially be a long evening devoid of highlights.<\/p>\n
In the aftermath of UFC Paris<\/a>, four more Fight Night events are waiting in the wings. Today, we\u2019ll be taking a look at those cards.<\/p>\n There\u2019s no time like now to rank them, so let\u2019s get started. We\u2019ll be going in ascending order for this article, as well.<\/p>\n Ranking the Next Four UFC Fight Nights:\u00a0 Last year\u2019s edition of Noche UFC from the Vegas Sphere made for an interesting evening of action. In 2024, Noche UFC was headlined by two title fights at the top of the bill, with both then-incumbent champions losing their respective belts by way of unanimous decision. It was also a pay-per-view event.<\/p>\n This year\u2019s iteration of Noche UFC is a Fight Night card, with only two all-ranked fights the entire evening. One of these all-ranked fights is the main event of the evening.<\/p>\n In said main event on Sept. 13, it\u2019ll be a featherweight contest matching No. 2 contender Diego Lopes (26-7 MMA, 5-2 UFC) with No. 10 contender Jean Silva (16-2 MMA, 5-0 UFC). Sportsbooks like NetBet<\/a> have Lopes as the firm favourite going into the fight, and Silva will be looking to pull off an upset against his higher ranked opponent. For the main event of a card to commemorate Mexican Independence Day, this is an all-Brazil fight.<\/p>\n The lone other ranked fight on Noche UFC occurs on the prelims at strawweight. No. 2 contender Tatiana Suarez (10-1 MMA, 7-1 UFC) collides with No. 4 contender Amanda Lemos (15-4-1 MMA, 9-4 UFC.) Any other night, this bout is booked as a main event.<\/p>\n That said, the Lopes vs. Silva fight looks to be a solid five-round main event.<\/p>\n Also Read: Proto Hologram CEO talks about tech at Noche<\/a><\/p>\n 3. UFC Perth (September 27, 2025)<\/p>\n Although there aren\u2019t too many ranked contests on the upcoming Perth show, this card stands out for having decent representation of fighters from both Australia and New Zealand. Jimmy Crute (13-4-2 MMA, 5-4-2 UFC) will be making his 20th career appearance in the sport during that evening\u2019s main card against Ivan Erslan (14-5, 1 NC MMA, 0-2 UFC), who will be making his 21st appearance.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\n4. Noche UFC (September 13, 2025)<\/p>\n