Overview
- Dana White left the door open to a women’s BMF belt during a Meta Apex media scrum in Las Vegas on Monday, saying “anything’s possible” but offering no approval, matchup, design, or launch timeline.
- White explicitly ruled out adding new women’s weight classes such as a 105‑pound atomweight and said expanding divisions would disrupt existing rosters.
- No fighters were named and no plan was set, so any women’s BMF fight would likely be a one‑off promotional bout booked inside an existing division rather than a formal championship with rankings.
- The men’s BMF belt began as a one‑off trophy in 2019 and gained lineage through high‑profile fights; Charles Oliveira is the current men’s BMF holder after UFC 326.
- If the UFC pursues a women’s BMF match it could give veteran female fighters a headline slot and a marketing hook, so the next signs to watch are official matchup announcements, belt design, and placement on a pay‑per‑view card.