UFC Fans (ufc-fr.com)
At a glance
- Published by Universurf, copyright 2015 to 2026.
- Results for every UFC event, fighter profiles and stats, official rankings.
- Pages by country and referee profiles, such as Yves Lavigne's.
Overview
UFC Fans, found at ufc-fr.com, is a French-language database dedicated to the UFC. It is published by Universurf and carries a 2015 to 2026 copyright. It does not try to comment on breaking news. Its job is to collect UFC results, profiles and numbers in one place, in French, event after event, so you can look them up later.
You get results for every event, fighter profiles with stats, official rankings, weight classes, archives and a news section.
What you'll find
Profiles are the core of the site. Every fighter has a page with stats and fight history. The site also has pages by country, such as the list of Belgian UFC fighters, and referee profiles, including one for Yves Lavigne.
The schedule is kept current. In late September 2026, the site was covering UFC Fight Night 289, the 2026 Contender Series and UFC 332 on October 3. Official rankings and weight classes complete the picture. Everything is in French, so French speakers do not need English-language databases to look up a result or a record.
Why follow
When you want to check an old result, a fighter's record or who refereed a bout, a database is faster than a search engine. UFC Fans pulls that information together in one place.
The country pages are handy for following French-speaking UFC fighters from France, Belgium or Switzerland. The schedule lists upcoming events without going through the promotion's official site. For English speakers, the layout and numbers are easy to read even with little French, and the country pages give you a quick view of the European fighters on the roster.
MMA Official's take
This outlet is for fans who like numbers and want to check a result, a record or a ranking. It also works as a quick reference during an event when an unfamiliar name shows up on the card. For analysis and debate, turn to a podcast or a YouTube channel. Referee pages, such as Yves Lavigne's, are useful when a stoppage is debated.
Start with a country page, such as the Belgian fighters list, to see how the profiles are organized. Then keep the next event's page open on fight night to follow results as they come in.