Colby Covington Unloads on UFC Over Inactivity

Colby Covington Rips UFC for Major Problem Hurting Fighters

Colby Covington goes all out voicing his opinion on the current state of the UFC.

Colby Covington Unloads on UFC Over Inactivity

Frustration has boiled over as Colby Covington took aim at the UFC, accusing the promotion of keeping fighters inactive.

‘You have no say’: Covington criticises UFC treatment as retirement timeline emerges

Colby Covington has criticised the UFC’s handling of fighters after being left off an upcoming White House card, saying athletes are given little control over their careers and risk being sidelined if they refuse bouts. The former interim welterweight champion had campaigned for a place on the recently announced event but was not included, extending a period of inactivity that has now reached more than a year and prompting renewed frustration wi…

Colby Covington was brutally snubbed from the UFC Freedom 250 card, now his bold claim about fighters’ rights is raising bigger questions for the UFC

Colby Convington, despite a promising resume in which his pro-Trump views seemed like a cherry on top, was snubbed from the UFC White House event. As a result, he was deeply disappointed and even requested that the officials grant him an invitation. Colby’s White House dreams still remain unfulfilled, but the fighter has now clapped back with sharp reality checks.​ Not many have dared to speak like this for the UFC as this disappointed athlete. …

Colby Covington: 'You Either Accept It and Be a Company Man' Or They 'Ice You' — Criticizes UFC Negotiations and Shares Retirement Timeline

Colby Covington has grown vocal about how the UFC handles fighters and his personal experience with “take-it-or-leave-it” negotiations. The former interim welterweight champion recently shared his thoughts while speaking with popular streamer N3on. “You have no say,” Covington said. “Hunter Campbell, who is like the UFC lawyer, he kind of just tells you what direction ...

Colby Covington lays our retirement plans – “I see myself done in the next year or so”

Former UFC welterweight title contender Colby Covington (17-5) has not competed inside the octagon since a December 2024 loss to Joaquin Buckley.