The UFC’s main events in recent times have been marred by a series of unfortunate occurrences, leading many to believe in a so-called curse plaguing the promotion this year. From injuries to last-minute cancellations and unexpected outcomes, these events have tested the resilience of fighters and the patience of fans alike.

One of the most prominent instances of the curse striking was during a highly anticipated championship bout that was abruptly canceled due to a fighter sustaining a training injury just days before the event. This left fans disappointed and organizers scrambling to salvage the event with a replacement fight, which often fails to live up to the original hype.

In another instance, a main event featuring two top contenders ended in controversy when one fighter missed weight, resulting in the bout being declared a non-title fight at the last minute. This decision not only disappointed fans but also raised questions about the professionalism and preparation of the fighters involved.

Moreover, some main events have been marred by unexpected outcomes where underdogs triumph against all odds, shaking up the rankings and altering the trajectory of divisions. These upsets, while thrilling for some, have added to the unpredictability and chaos surrounding UFC main events this year.

The curse of UFC main events has also impacted the promotion’s ability to showcase its top stars and build momentum for future events. With each setback, fans and fighters alike are left wondering when the curse will be lifted and normalcy will return to the octagon.

Despite the challenges, the UFC continues to persevere and deliver electrifying moments inside the cage. Fighters remain resilient in the face of adversity, demonstrating the true spirit of mixed martial arts. As the year progresses, fans hope for smoother operations and unforgettable main events that live up to the sport’s reputation for excitement and drama.