Full Send MMA

At a glance

• Channel from Full Send Entertainment, home of the Full Send Podcast launched in 2021
• Created in January 2022, daily MMA content
• About 645,000 subscribers as of September 2026

Overview

Full Send MMA is the MMA channel of Full Send Entertainment, the company behind the Nelk group and the Full Send Podcast, which launched in August 2021. The channel was created in January 2022 and had about 645,000 subscribers as of September 2026.

The group has a close relationship with Dana White, whom Nelk named an "Honorary Nelk BigBoy." That relationship shows in the access: the channel films UFC event weeks up close with the fighters, and White regularly speaks in front of its cameras.

What you'll find

The channel posts every day: behind the scenes footage, interviews, face offs, clips and vlogs. In late September 2026 it followed UFC Las Vegas with fighter Luis Hernandez, a Miami deputy sheriff, from his face off with Sedriques Dumas to his first round finish, along with the face off between Norma Dumont and Ailin Perez. The run included Hernandez reflecting on the viral incident that got Sean Strickland suspended and celebrating his win with a donut.

You'll also find conversations between Jorge Masvidal and Henry Cejudo, picks for Fight Night cards, Dana White reacting to a possible ban on oblique kicks and to Paulo Costa's list of demands, and a vlog of Tommy McMillen hanging out with Nate Diaz and Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee.

Why follow

Full Send MMA shows the human side of fight week: what fighters do between weigh-ins and the walk, their reactions in the moment, how they interact with each other. The short formats are quick to watch and let you follow a card as it happens.

The channel also covers news storylines, such as Raul Rosas Jr.'s plan to break Jon Jones's record as the youngest UFC champion, and questions ahead of title fights, like whether Josh Hokit's wrestling can beat Ciryl Gane.

MMA Official's take

Full Send MMA is for fans who enjoy the behind the scenes culture around the UFC more than technical analysis. The tone is entertainment first, in line with the rest of Nelk's content, and posts come several times a day during event weeks.

Start with a full fight week series built around one fighter, such as the Luis Hernandez run in September 2026: you'll see the channel's approach from the face off all the way to the celebration.