UFC announces new season of The Ultimate Fighter for 2024

The reality show 'The Ultimate Fighter' has had 31 seasons to date. Photo: Disclosure

The reality show that helped boost MMA around the world has just had its thirty-second season confirmed. According to MMA Junkie, the new edition of 'The Ultimate Fighter' will begin recording in March 2024, with broadcast starting in June. The coaches have not yet been chosen by the organization.

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Para a trigésima segunda edição do reality show, a organização decidiu que a temporada contará com atletas do peso pena (até 65,9kg) e peso médio (até 83,9kg). As gravações terão início em março de 2024 e a transmissão começará em junho na TV americana e no UFC Fight Pass.

The last season took place between May and August of this year and was led by Conor McGregor e Michael chandler. The winners were the bantamweight (up to 61,2kg) Brad Katona and light weight (up to 70,3kg) Kurt holobaugh.

'TUF 32' will mark the third season of the reality show after a three-year hiatus, between 2018 and 2021. Created in 2005, The Ultimate Fighter was one of the main responsible for popularizing the sport around the world and has already revealed big names in the history of MMA as Nate diaz, Kamaru Usman, TJ Dillashaw, Tony Ferguson, Rose namajunas e Michael Bisping.