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Apple has added UFC coverage to its free Sports app, letting users follow fight cards with live statistics including strikes, takedowns and knockdowns. The app includes custom animated artwork for UFC events and a new visualization showing strikes by target area, with Live Activity updates available on the iPhone lock screen.
Apple has integrated live UFC updates into its Apple Sports app, beginning with this Saturday's UFC 334 card featuring Ciryl Gane defending his Heavyweight title against Josh Hokit and Amanda Nunes challenging Kayla Harrison for the Women's Bantamweight belt. The app will show pre-fight data like tale of the tape and rankings, then real-time stats during bouts including strikes, takedowns and control time, with Live Activities support on iPhone lock screens and Apple Watch.
Apple announced it has added UFC to its free Apple Sports app, joining existing leagues like the NHL, NFL, NBA and MLB. The update arrives ahead of UFC 334 on Saturday and includes fight cards, fighter stats, live strike maps and Live Activities updates across Apple devices.
Apple released version 4.5 of its Apple Sports app, adding coverage for five soccer competitions: Brazilian Serie B, English League One, English League Two, Norwegian Eliteserien, and the UEFA Nations League. The update also improves Live Activities so users can see key game statistics during breaks in play across supported leagues.
Apple released version 4.4 of its Apple Sports app, adding real-time tournament draws for tennis Grand Slams and 1000-level events, letting users track matchups and results round by round. The update also expands soccer coverage to include the Australian A-League Men, Egyptian Premier League, Israeli Premier League, and South African Premiership.