Paulo Costa promised a different sort of fighter after a cold streak and a year-long layoff from fighting. He delivered at UFC 318.

Former title challenger Paulo Costa looks to pick up a much-needed victory. Can he do it against Roman Kopylov in the UFC 318 co-feature?

Paulo Costa got back into the win column at UFC 318 with a unanimous decision win over Roman Kopylov in the co-main event in New Orleans on Saturday night.

Israel Adesanya has some rare praise for former rival Paulo Costa following the latter's win over Roman Kopylov at UFC 318.

NEW ORLEANS – Paulo Costa's shaking at the UFC 318 pre-fight news conference had some viewers scratching their heads, while others were concerned. But immediately following his win Saturday at Smoothie King Center,

Paulo Costa can set his sights firmly on Khamzat Chimaev now. Heading into his UFC 318 co-main event duel with Roman Kopylov, Costa made it no secret he wants to fight Chimaev soon. Costa earned a convincing unanimous decision nod over Kopylov and afterwards,

In a 3-round middleweight bout on the main card, Paulo Costa and Roman Kopylov meet Saturday at UFC 318 at Smoothie King Center in New Orleans.

Adesanya gave Costa a brutal reality check ahead of his return to the Octagon at UFC 318. The 35-year-old urged Costa to ‘get serious’ about his career, and it seemed to work as he won for the first time in three years. “Paulo Costa, where’s he been. Can’t remember,” Adesanya said.

Paulo Costa returned to winning ways with a hard-fought unanimous decision victory over Roman Kopylov in the UFC 318 co-main event, held at the Smoothie

UFC middleweight Paulo Costa has spoken openly about how he mixed things up following his defeat to Sean Strickland.