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Drake’s Lifestyle Brand OVO Drops UFC Collab, With Famous Fighters Front and Center on New Merch

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From Conor McGregor to GSP, the new collaboration commemorates iconic moments in MMA history

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We still have a few more weeks until the next numbered UFC fight (UFC 331 in September), but MMA followers and fashion fans alike are flocking online to pick up a new merch drop, inspired by the biggest bouts and most popular fighters in championship history.

Part of the UFC’s second collaboration with OVO (the lifestyle brand founded by Drake), the latest collection features T-shirts, hoodies and long-sleeve shirts with fighter-inspired artwork and co-branded UFC x OVO designs. Among the UFC stars featured: Conor McGregor, George St-Pierre, and Khabib Nurmagomedov, whose memorable fights are immortalized in streetwear-inspired fits.

The UFC x OVO collection dropped Aug. 21 with pricing ranging from $82 to $228. You’ll want to hurry though, as pieces are already selling out online from the unisex range. Here’s a look at what’s still available from the official collaboration.

OVO x UFC Full-Zip Hoodie

COLLECTION BESTSELLER

OVO x UFC Full-Zip Hoodie

This limited-edition heavyweight hoodie blends the OVO owl with UFC logos and motifs. The screen-printed graphics are inspired by fight night posters and imagery from the past, while the streetwear-style fit is thoroughly present-day and fashion-forward.

Choose from sizes small to 3XL online.

Hasbulla OVO x UFC Graphic T-Shirt

BEST FOR THE CHRONICALLY ONLINE

Hasbulla OVO x UFC Graphic T-Shirt

The pint-sized Russian internet personality Hasbulla gets immortalized in this OVO x UFC T-shirt, which leans into the social media star’s personality and confidence. Hasbulla’s autograph adorns the bottom of the UFC graphic, just above the OVO owl.

Sizes are selling quickly of this T-shirt, with only sizes small to large available online.

OVO x UFC Khabib vs. McGregor Graphic T-Shirt

MOST MEMORABLE BOUT

OVO x UFC Khabib vs. McGregor Graphic T-Shirt

This official T-shirt pays tribute to one of the most memorable numbered UFC fights of all time — UFC 229, which took place in October 2018.

Pitting Khabib Nurmagomedov vs. Conor McGregor, this event was the most-bought UFC pay-per-view of all time, and heralded a new era for mixed martial arts, as Russian star Nurmagomedov defeated McGregor, who would go on to announce his retirement a few months later (spoiler: the Irish fighter has since attempted numerous returns to the octagon).

This T-shirt is available in sizes small to XL.

OVO x UFC GSP vs. Diaz Graphic Long Sleeve T-Shirt

Fanatics

BEST FOR OG FANS

OVO x UFC GSP vs. Diaz Graphic Long Sleeve T-Shirt

UFC 158 took place in March 2013 in Montreal, with hometown hero Georges St-Pierre facing off against Nick Diaz. GSP won the fight by unanimous decision, cementing his legacy as one of the best UFC fighters of all time.

This long-sleeve tee commemorates that fateful night, with the official fight poster on the front, the UFC x OVO collaborative logo on the back, and the Fleur de Lys symbol (a marking on the official Quebec flag in St-Pierre’s native Canada) along the arms.

This shirt is available in sizes small to 3XL.

2026 Topps Stadium Club UFC Factory Sealed Mega Box

MUST-HAVE COLLECTIBLE

2026 Topps Stadium Club UFC Factory Sealed Mega Box

The OVO x UFC collection arrives on the heels of a host of other collectibles, including the official 2026 Topps trading card set.

Each box features 60 cards (six packs of ten) with chrome base cards, light blue and sepia parallels, refractor carts, and the chance to pull chrome base gold minted cards and members-only parallels.

OVO, meantime, has another collection that just came out, with an official OVO x Major League Baseball collab available to shop online now at Fanatics.com.

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