Petr Yan has been richly rewarded for his successful title defence at UFC 333 this past weekend.Not only did Yan walk away with a $100,000 Fight of the Night bonus, but the champion will also soon receive a brand new car.Yan proved his worth as bantamweight champion with another exceptional performance against Dvalishvili at UFC 333GettyYan defended his bantamweight title with an exceptional performance in a trilogy against Merab Dvalishvili at UFC 333.‘No Mercy’ found himself down on all three judges’ scorecards after two rounds of the co-main event in Abu Dhabi on Saturday.However, the champion rallied with relentless pressure, sturdy takedown defence and crisp striking in the final three rounds to claim a deserved unanimous decision.He is now expected to face former champion Sean O’Malley next, having lost to the American by decision in 2022.However, Yan will enjoy some downtime before he even thinks about fighting again, with his next appearance unlikely to come before February 2027 due to the current schedule.And the king of the bantamweight division will soon enjoy his time off with a luxurious gift.Yan gifted Rolls-Royce CullinanYan will soon receive a Rolls-Royce Cullinan from betting company 1win, with which the fighter has a partnership.“Today Petr Yan once again proved why he is one of the best fighters in the world,” 1win’s owner wrote on X this past weekend.“Behind such victories stand years of hard work, discipline and absolute dedication to his craft.“At 1win, we always support those who strive to be first. For this victory, Petr will get a Rolls-Royce Cullinan from me. Well deserved.”View Tweet: https://x.com/Owner1win?ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwA customised Rolls-Royce Cullinan can come in with a price tag of more than $1mGettyYan will have ample time to enjoy his luxurious gift as reigning UFC bantamweight championGettyThe car is valued at anywhere between $400,000 and $550,000 depending on the year, with customised versions pushing past $1million.What else happened at UFC 333?The main event of UFC 333 witnessed veteran Alexander Volkanovski emphatically defend his featherweight title against the previously undefeated Movsar Evloev.Volkanovski knocked out Evloev in the second round to break Jose Aldo‘s eight-fight record for the most featherweight title wins in promotional history.Elsewhere, Londoner Lone’er Kavanagh cemented his status as a threat to Joshua Van’s flyweight title with a first-round knockout of Uzbekistani talent Ramazan Temirov.Kavanagh, 27, could fight the winner of Van’s next defence against Manel Kape at UFC 336 in January, with the promotion announcing the Toronto card during this weekend’s broadcast in Abu Dhabi.Furthermore, Dominick Reyes made it five wins in his last six with a stunning stoppage of Azamat Murzakanov.UFC ScheduleThere are still several blockbuster shows and exciting contests for fight fans to look forward to in 2026, and you can find the full list of all confirmed events and official bouts as part of talkSPORT.com’s UFC schedule.The UFC, on average, puts on 13 to 14 premium events in a calendar year, with up to 30 smaller ‘Fight Night’ cards allowing prospects and less experienced fighters to showcase their talents.On January 1, 2026, Dana White’s promotion signed a seven-year broadcast deal with CBS and Paramount+ for exclusive rights in the US, meaning the UFC has put on shows like never before this year.With the historic first event in the new Paramount era, UFC 324, delivering huge success, and a one-of-a-kind fight card at the White House in June opening up the UFC to a new audience, the promotion remains a premium global sports brand, and fans are eager to keep track of results and upcoming fights.And Volkanovski’s teammate, Colby Thicknesse, got the Australians off to a great start with a shock win over debutant Asaf Chopurov.