UFC 331 delivered one of the best fight cards of 2026, and in the main event, Joshua Van defeated Alexandre Pantoja in their highly anticipated rematch in an incredible five-round battle, while Arman Tsarukyan earned himself a shot at Justin…

At UFC 331, Joshua Van defeated Alexandre Pantoja across five rounds in their main event rematch, while Arman Tsarukyan earned a lightweight title shot against Justin Gaethje by knocking out Mauricio Ruffy. The event also featured a knockout victory for Patricio Pitbull over Doo Ho Choi and a 12-second knockout win by Sean Sharaf over Gable Steveson.
On the post-event episode of On To the Next One, MMA Fighting analysts Mike Heck and Alexander K. Lee assessed future matchmaking options for the event's top performers. The discussion covered subsequent matchups for Van, Tsarukyan, Pitbull, Sharaf, and fellow main card victor Iwo Baraniewski.
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