On April 13 2024, UFC will put on a massive UFC 300 fight card. Where is UFC 300, who is fighting on the card and what does the ticket prices look like?
We’ve got you covered with the latest info regarding fight card, main event, how to get tickets, streaming information and more.
Where is UFC 300?
First of all, where will UFC 300 be going down? The answer is T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Obviously, the milestone event will be located in the fight capital of the world.
Who is fighting on UFC 300?
So more importantly, who is fighting on UFC 300?
Well, at the moment, eleven matchups have been officially announced for the milestone event.
UFC CEO Dana White has confirmed that the first fight of the night will be a bantamweight contest between former champions Deiveson Figueiredo and Cody Garbrandt. Figueiredo, a former flyweight champion, is currently ranked at No. 8 in the bantamweight division while Garbrandt, a former bantamweight champ, is unranked at the moment.
Two title fights have been announced thus far. Reigning strawweight champion Zhang Weili will defend her strap against No. 2 ranked Yan Xiaonan in the first-ever UFC championship bout between two Chinese fighters, and the No. 2 ranked lightweight contender and BMF title holder Justin Gaethje will defend his BMF belt against former featherweight champion Max Holloway.
The UFC 300 fight card also features several other former UFC champions including Charles Oliveira, Jiri Prochazka, Aljamain Sterling, Holly Holm and Jessica Andrade.
Furthermore, two-time Olympic gold medalist judoka and two-time PFL champion Kayla Harrison will be making her UFC debut. Rising prospects such as Bo Nickal and Diego Lopes are also booked for show.
UFC 300 main event: Who will headline UFC 300?
So what about the UFC 300 main event? Who will headline UFC 300?
That is yet to be announced. According to Dana White, he may announce the UFC 300 main event during this weekend’s UFC 298 post-fight press conference.
Stay tuned and check the latest news over here at Frontkick.online. We’ll update you guys as soon as we know more.
When do tickets go on sale and what about the prices?
So what about the UFC 300 ticket prices? And when do tickets even go on sale?
While prices remain unclear at the moment, tickets will go on sale to the general public on February 23 with UFC presale on February 22 and UFC Fight Club presale on February 21. It should be added that the date has already been pushed back a week as tickets where originally supposed to go on sale on February 16.
By clicking here and filling out the necessary information, you can register for presale through the UFC.
This section will be updated with more information as soon as we get any news on this front.
UFC 300 fight card
Check out the official fight card down below!
- Women’s strawweight title fight: (C) Zhang Weili vs. #2 Yan Xiaonan
- BMF title fight at lightweight: (BMF) Justin Gaethje #2 vs. Max Holloway (#1 FW)
- Lightweight: #1 Charles Oliveira vs. #4 Arman Tsarukyan
- Light heavyweight: #2 Jiri Prochazka vs. #5 Aleksandar Rakic
- Featherweight: #8 Calvin Kattar vs. (#1 BW) Aljamain Sterling
- Middleweight: Bo Nickal vs. Cody Brundage
- Women’s bantamweight: #5 Holly Holm vs. Kayla Harrison
- Featherweight: #13 Sodiq Yusuff vs. Diego Lopes
- Women’s strawweight: #4 Jessica Andrade vs. #6 Marina Rodriguez
- Lightweight: #14 Bobby Green vs. Jim Miller
- Bantamweight: #8 Deiveson Figueiredo vs. Cody Garbrandt
This is the card currently listed on UFC.com. Fight card and bout order subject to change.
Stream: How to watch UFC 300 live online
The main card will be available on pay-per-view through ESPN+ for American viewers, with prelims airing live on ESPN and ESPN+.
We’ll have more information about how to stream the event live online in different regions soon.
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