A monumental day is approaching for the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
UFC 300 will take place next year on Saturday, April 13th from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. It will be the promotion’s tenth event of the calendar year but, most importantly, a historic milestone for the world’s leading mixed martial arts company. The card comes as the UFC’s 300th pay-per-view dating back to UFC 1: The Beginning on November 12th, 1993; the first-ever event for the promotion over 30 years ago. UFC 100 in July of 2009 and UFC 200 in July of 2016 both proved successful at their historic moments; the promotion stacking each undercard, prelim, and main card with a strong lineup of hungry competitors.
With UFC 300 just under four months away, speculation has begun for who will be fighting at the event. On Thursday, December 21st, UFC President Dana White announced the card’s first three matchups: Jiri Prochazka versus Aleksandar Rakic at light heavyweight, Aljamain Sterling versus Calvin Kattar at featherweight, and Bo Nickal versus Cody Brundage at middleweight. Who and what fights are next?
This following list and likely the actual card sees the absence of those partaking in Ramadan, as the Muslim holiday runs…
