ActuMMA
At a glance
- French news site covering MMA in France and worldwide, published by Gorilla Media in Toulouse.
- Sections for News, Events, Fighters, Videos, Training, Nutrition and Lifestyle.
- Also covers boxing, grappling, kickboxing, Muay Thai, judo and bare knuckle.
Overview
ActuMMA is a French language news site dedicated to mixed martial arts in France and around the world. It is published by Gorilla Media, a company based in Toulouse, with Clément Lequime as publication director. The site also recruits contributors through a dedicated page, which explains the range of bylines on the front page.
Coverage follows the news cycle day by day: fight announcements, results, post-fight reactions and fighter quotes. On September 28, 2026, the front page led with Justin Gaethje's comments on his fight with Ilia Topuria and Charles Oliveira looking back on his loss at UFC 317. The same day, the site was following updates on Raoni Barcelos after his fight with Raul Rosas Jr. at UFC Vegas 121.
What you'll find
The menu is split into News, Events, Fighters, Videos, Lifestyle, Nutrition and Training. An Other Sports section covers boxing, bare knuckle, pro wrestling, grappling, jiu-jitsu, judo, karate, kickboxing and Muay Thai.
Each fighter the site follows has a category page, so every article on Alex Pereira, Alexandre Pantoja or Arman Tsarukyan sits in one place. The YouTube channel, X account and Instagram account push the same stories in shorter formats. The Events section collects fight cards and results, and the Videos section gathers what the channel publishes.
Why follow
The publishing pace is high, with several articles a day from a team of writers. You get the key facts of a UFC card or a fight announcement quickly, along with direct quotes from the people involved.
The site also tracks French fighters such as Salahdine Parnasse and Nassourdine Imavov, with stories on their careers and upcoming bouts. The Training and Nutrition sections are aimed at people who train themselves, with advice on preparation and diet. French fighters on UFC cards and European promotions are a regular part of the coverage.
MMA Official's take
ActuMMA works for a reader who follows MMA daily and wants a French perspective, or who is practicing French while keeping up with the sport. Articles are short and factual, built for a quick read.
Start with the News section the morning after a UFC event, then use the Fighters pages to track the athletes you care about. If you want long-form breakdowns, pair it with a podcast or a video show. The site's writing is simple enough to work as reading practice if you are learning French.