Social media leaks have become part of the promotional game in modern combat sports. Someone hits send too early, information goes public before it’s supposed to, and chaos erupts. Sometimes these leaks are genuine accidents, other times they’re calculated marketing moves disguised as mistakes. UFC 324 just got a major slip up as they had to delete the post shortly.<\/p>
This event represents a massive moment for the promotion. It is the first major event under their new $7.7 billion Paramount broadcast deal. That partnership eliminates PPV costs, potentially saving hardcore fans close to a thousand dollars annually. With stakes that high, the UFC needs a stacked card to launch this new era properly. But a leaked UFC 324 title fight vanishes after UFC Brazil deletes post, fueling massive speculation among fans about what was planned and why it got pulled from the January card.<\/p>
Saturday afternoon brought major excitement when the official UFC Brazil account accidentally posted an announcement that UFC 324 had added a third title fight. The graphic and caption revealed Max Holloway would defend his BMF belt against Charles Oliveira. The Portuguese announcement read that the meeting of thick shells would define the toughest guy in the UFC<\/a> at the first event of 2026.<\/p> That matchup makes absolute sense from multiple angles. Holloway currently holds the BMF championship after knocking out Justin Gaethje at UFC 300 in spectacular fashion. Oliveira remains one of the most dangerous and exciting fighters in the lightweight division despite recent setbacks. A rematch between these two warriors would deliver guaranteed fireworks and add significant star power to a card that’s been receiving criticism.<\/p>