UFC 324 is shaping up to be one of those “don’t blink” cards. We’ve got a massive main event at the T-Mobile Arena on January 24th, 2026, and honestly, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Justin Gaethje and Paddy “The Baddy” Pimblett are squaring off for the interim lightweight title, and it’s a fascinating clash of generations.
You know what you’re getting with Gaethje: leg kicks that feel like baseball bats and a “death or glory” style that has made him a legend. Then you’ve got Paddy, the guy everyone loves to talk about, finally stepping into the deep end against a true elite. This isn’t just a fight for a belt; it’s the ultimate litmus test for Paddy’s hype and a legacy-defining moment for Gaethje.
The Style Clash: Chaos vs. Calculated Violence
Stylistically, this is a dream for fans. Gaethje is the master of the “car crash” fight, but he’s become much more surgical under Trevor Wittman. Paddy, on the other hand, thrives in the scrambles. He’s opportunistic, weirdly durable, and has that “scrapper” energy that makes him hard to put away.
- The Gaethje Path: Brutalize the lead leg early and wait for Paddy to dip into a power shot.
- The Pimblett Path: Survive the initial onslaught, force a grapple, and find a neck in the transition.
If this goes past the third round, it becomes a question of who has more dog in them. But let’s be real—with these two, it’s just as likely to end in the first five minutes.
A Stacked Supporting Cast
The rest of the card is just as heavy. We’re seeing the return of the GOAT, Amanda Nunes, coming out of retirement to challenge the new champ Kayla Harrison. It’s the superfight we’ve been waiting years for.
We also get Sean O’Malley back in action against Song Yadong, which is guaranteed to be a high-level striking chess match, plus Derrick Lewis doing Derrick Lewis things against Waldo Cortes-Acosta.
How to Watch the Action
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- Official Start (Main Card): 9 PM ET / 6 PM PT
- Location: T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas
Whether you’re rooting for “The Baddy” to take over the world or for “The Highlight” to add another trophy to his mantel, this is a can’t-miss night of fights.