The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has reached a revised settlement agreement worth $375 million in an ongoing antitrust lawsuit involving former fighters. This agreement, which is $75 million more than the initial deal, has been described as a 'sweetened' settlement that aims to address claims from plaintiffs, including notable fighters like Cung Le. This class-action lawsuit, which has drawn considerable attention, marks a significant moment for both the UFC and the fighters, with concerns about fighter compensation being highlighted by UFC veteran Matt Brown. Notably, UFC's spokesperson released a statement affirming the new settlement as a step towards resolving lingering issues within the sport.