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    📅 UFC Events 2007

    Browse UFC events, fight cards, results, and fan ratings

    UFC Fight Night: Kape vs. Horiguchi

    📅 June 20, 2026 📍 Meta APEX, Las Vegas United States
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    19 events
    UFC 79: Nemesis
    PPV 1 Title

    UFC 79: Nemesis

    Dec 29, 2007 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
    UFC 78: Validation
    PPV

    UFC 78: Validation

    Nov 17, 2007 Newark, New Jersey, USA
    UFC 77: Hostile Territory
    PPV 1 Title

    UFC 77: Hostile Territory

    Oct 20, 2007 Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
    UFC 76: Knockout
    PPV

    UFC 76: Knockout

    Sep 22, 2007 Anaheim, California, USA
    UFC 75: Champion vs Champion
    PPV 1 Title

    UFC 75: Champion vs Champion

    Sep 8, 2007 London, England, United Kingdom
    UFC 74: Respect
    PPV 1 Title

    UFC 74: Respect

    Aug 25, 2007 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
    UFC 73: Stacked
    PPV 2 Title

    UFC 73: Stacked

    Jul 7, 2007 Sacramento, California, USA
    UFC 72: Victory
    PPV

    UFC 72: Victory

    Jun 16, 2007 Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
    UFC 71: Liddell vs Jackson
    PPV 1 Title

    UFC 71: Liddell vs Jackson

    May 26, 2007 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
    UFC 70: Nations Collide
    PPV

    UFC 70: Nations Collide

    Apr 21, 2007 Manchester, England, United Kingdom
    UFC 69: Shootout
    PPV 1 Title

    UFC 69: Shootout

    Apr 7, 2007 Houston, Texas, USA
    UFC 68: The Uprising
    PPV 1 Title

    UFC 68: The Uprising

    Mar 3, 2007 Columbus, Ohio, USA
    UFC 67: All or Nothing
    PPV

    UFC 67: All or Nothing

    Feb 3, 2007 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

    About the UFC Events Schedule

    This page is a complete, searchable timeline of UFC events, listing both the upcoming schedule and the full back catalog of past cards. Each event is pulled live from our database with its date, venue, and location, then paired with a fan rating score on a 0 to 100 scale once the card has happened. Those scores come straight from the community: registered fans rate a card after the final fight, and the displayed number is the rolling average. We color-code the badge so the strongest events stand out at a glance, with a high tint above 85, a middle tint from 60 to 84, and a lower tint below that.

    Use the filters to switch between upcoming and past events, jump to a specific year, or search by event name or city. Numbered pay-per-view cards, Fight Nights, and one-off specials all sit in the same chronological list, so you can trace how a division built toward a title fight or revisit the night a champion was dethroned. Because the ratings are crowd-sourced rather than editorial, they tend to reward fight quality and finishes over star power, which is why a stacked Apex card can sometimes out-score a marquee PPV.

    Event ratings are most useful when read alongside the people inside the cage. If a card jumps in score, it usually traces back to a standout performance, and you can follow that thread into our ELO rankings to see how a win actually moved the needle, or open the relevant fighter profiles to check records, finish rates, and recent form before the next booking.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How are the UFC event ratings calculated?
    Each rating is the average of scores submitted by fans on a 0 to 100 scale after an event has taken place. The more people who rate a card, the more stable the average becomes, so big PPVs settle quickly while smaller Fight Nights can move more as votes come in.
    How do I find upcoming UFC events versus past results?
    Use the filter controls at the top of the list. Upcoming shows every scheduled card from today forward, Past shows completed events with their final ratings, and you can also narrow by year or search by event name or host city.
    Why do some events not have a rating yet?
    Upcoming events have no score because they have not happened, and a past card may show no number until enough fans have rated it. Once the first ratings land, the badge appears and updates automatically as more votes are added.
    Can I rate an event myself?
    Yes. Once a card is in the books you can submit your own 0 to 100 score from its entry in the list, and your vote is folded into the running average that everyone else sees.