At a glance
- Independent YouTube channel launched in April 2012
- All footage shot by its own crew at UFC events
- About 284,000 subscribers as of September 2026
Overview
MMA Crazy is an independent YouTube channel that started in April 2012. It covers UFC events from the ground: every clip is shot by the channel's own crew, who work the press room, the weigh-in stage and the arena during fight week.
The channel had about 284,000 subscribers as of September 2026. It has no media group or promotion behind it, and the style reflects that: handheld camera, light editing and almost no commentary laid over the footage. Video titles lead with the most quotable line from the speaker.
What you'll find
The core of the channel is fight week footage: pre-fight and post-fight press conferences, official and ceremonial weigh-ins, face-offs, interviews recorded around media days, and live streams.
Dana White's press conference remarks go up quickly, such as his announcement of the women's bantamweight title fight between Kayla Harrison and Amanda Nunes at UFC 334. After UFC 331, the channel posted Sean Sharaf reacting to his knockout of Gable Steveson and Arman Tsarukyan talking after his knockout of Mauricio Ruffy. It also films Fight Night weigh-ins, like Norma Dumont stepping on the scale before her UFC Vegas 121 fight with Ailin Perez.
Boxing shows up when Dana White is asked about it, as with his comments on Eddie Hearn and the Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua fight.
Why follow
MMA Crazy gives you the primary source behind a lot of UFC news. When a fighter starts trouble at a press conference or a weigh-in goes sideways, the full video often lands here before news sites clip it and write it up.
That makes it a practical way to check a quote in context. When Movsar Evloev talks about his past training sessions with Alexander Volkanovski, or Arman Tsarukyan accuses Justin Gaethje of avoiding him, you hear the full answer. The upload pace follows the UFC calendar, with several videos a day during fight week and fewer between cards.
MMA Official's take
We recommend MMA Crazy to fans who follow the UFC week to week and want to hear fighters and Dana White without a middleman. If you want technical breakdowns, pick another channel: this one shows what people said and leaves the interpretation to you.
Start with the post-fight press conference from the most recent UFC card, then watch the face-offs for the next event to get a feel for the matchups before fight night.