At a glance
- English-language MMA and boxing news site, founded in December 2024.
- MMA, Boxing and Exclusive sections, shared on X, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok.
- Its founder, Lucas, also runs Statwell, a UFC fight statistics platform.
Overview
Fightcore is a news site covering MMA and boxing, published in English. Its About page says it was founded in December 2024 to offer sharp, modern coverage of the fight world.
The site is run by Lucas, who also founded Statwell, a UFC fight statistics platform available in English, French, Portuguese and Russian. Articles are written by Shimil, Wahaj and Rémi Froberger.
What you'll find
The menu is split into three sections: MMA, Boxing and Exclusive. The MMA section follows the UFC and PFL news cycle, with fighter quotes, results and career storylines. In late October 2026, for example, the site covered Khamzat Chimaev's win over Robbie Lawler and what comes next for Alexander Volkanovski after UFC 333.
Some formats come back often: fighter pay after an event, all-time lists such as the ten greatest UFC trilogies, and pre-fight build-up. The French scene gets coverage too: in September 2026, Rémi Froberger asked whether Théo Ulrich would be the next French fighter to sign with the UFC ahead of UFC Paris.
Why follow
Fightcore suits fans who want MMA and boxing in one place, including the crossovers between the two, such as the boxing match announced between Jake Paul and Cédric Doumbé in November 2026.
Its X, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok accounts push the same stories in short form. Statwell's numbers, run by the same founder, add depth for anyone who wants more before a UFC fight.
MMA Official's take
Fightcore is a young outlet with a steady publishing pace, aimed at an English-speaking audience. Start with the MMA section for the week's news, then check the Exclusive section for stories specific to the site.
MMA Official and Fightcore worked together around UFC 334 and the fight between Ciryl Gane and Josh Hokit.