Every season across every edition, with the coaches who ran the teams and the fighters who won the tournaments. Where a source is thin or two sources disagree, this archive says so rather than picking one.
The first three describe our coverage of the tournaments and are mutually exclusive: every season is in exactly one, and they sum to 44. Separately, 43 seasons have finished and 1 is still running — a fact about the show, not about us. We hold or can name 33 finale cards, which is not tournament coverage: a finale is a UFC event we happen to have, and says nothing about whether the bracket that led to it is in the archive.
tuf-33 · winners — A summary read of the franchise page reported Joseph Morales and Daniil Donchenko as the season 33 winners. The season's own page lists them only as FINALISTS (flyweight: Morales vs Alibi Idiris; welterweight: Donchenko vs Matt Dixon) and does not state the finale results. Recorded as finalists with winner unknown rather than resolving the disagreement in either direction.
franchise · most_recent_completed_season — The franchise page's own summary says the most recent completed season is 32, while listing season 33 with results. Unresolved; season 33 is carried as completion_unverified.
The original series. Contestants live together, fight through a bracket, and the winner takes a UFC contract.
34 seasonsFour Brazilian seasons, coached by the country's champions.
4 seasonsThree seasons drawing from Mexico and across Latin America.
3 seasonsA single season built around the Chinese roster.
1 seasonCanada against Australia, one season.
1 seasonThe United Kingdom against Australia, one season.
1 seasonSeason metadata sourced from the franchise record, retrieved 2026-09-07. Finale cards and every professional result come from our own fight database, so nothing on this page duplicates a bout we already hold.
