The UFC has locked in dates and venues for two of its biggest events of the year, with UFC 334 set for Madison Square Garden in New York on November 14 and UFC 335 scheduled for T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on December 12. The announcements confirm the promotion's return to two of its most iconic venues during the final stretch of the year.
UFC 334 will mark the promotion's latest visit to Madison Square Garden, a venue that has hosted some of the most memorable fight cards in recent history. The December event at T-Mobile Arena continues the UFC's tradition of closing out the year in Las Vegas, where the promotion is headquartered and where it regularly stages its biggest pay-per-view productions.
In addition to the dates and locations, the UFC revealed that UFC 335 will carry a title sponsorship from Polymarket, a prediction market platform. The sponsorship adds a commercial layer to the December card, reflecting the UFC's ongoing push to bring outside brands into its premium event lineup. Financial terms of the sponsorship were not disclosed.
The two events give the UFC a strong finish to its 2026 calendar, with both venues known for drawing large crowds and generating significant pay-per-view interest. Madison Square Garden has historically been a marquee stop for the promotion, while T-Mobile Arena has become the default home for major UFC cards in Las Vegas since it opened in 2016.
Fight cards for both events have not yet been announced, and no bouts have been officially confirmed for either date. The UFC typically builds its event rosters in the weeks leading up to each show, with title fights and top contenders often assigned to the most prominent slots on the calendar.
The announcement comes as the UFC continues to expand its partnership portfolio and schedule events across multiple markets. The addition of Polymarket as a sponsor for UFC 335 signals a continued effort to integrate new brands into the promotion's biggest nights, following a pattern of corporate partnerships that have included everything from energy drinks to sports betting platforms.
Both events are expected to be available on the UFC's standard pay-per-view distribution channels, with preliminary cards airing on the promotion's streaming platforms. Ticket sales dates and pricing details have not yet been released, though the UFC typically opens public sales shortly after fight cards are finalized.
For fans, the confirmed dates provide a clear picture of where the UFC will be closing out the year. The New York and Las Vegas shows are likely to feature deep cards, given their placement on the calendar and the venues' reputations for hosting high-stakes matchups. More details on the fight lineups are expected in the coming weeks as the UFC rolls out its final events of 2026.