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Fans fear for UFC 300 star’s health ahead of gruelling and ‘mad’ weight cut for Dana White’S extravaganza

UFC 300 fans are fearing for the health of a big-name fighter ahead of their gruelling weight cut for the iconic card.

The eagerly-anticipated and historic pay-per-view event takes place in Las Vegas on April 13 and will be headlined by a light-heavyweight title fight between Alex Pereira and Jamahal Hill.

UFC 300 takes place in Las Vegas on April 13
UFC 300 takes place in Las Vegas on April 13Credit: UFC
The historic card will feature the eagerly-anticipated debut of Kayla Harrison
The historic card will feature the eagerly-anticipated debut of Kayla HarrisonCredit: PFL
Former lightweight Harrison will have to make a gruelling cut down to 136lbs to face Holly Holm
Former lightweight Harrison will have to make a gruelling cut down to 136lbs to face Holly HolmCredit: PFL
Some MMA  fans are convinced she may not make weight due to her huge frame
Some MMA fans are convinced she may not make weight due to her huge frameCredit: INSTAGRAM @kaylaharrisonofficial

All 26 fighters on the card will be in the final phases of their calorie-restricted diets, which will get even more stringent on fight week when they bid to make weight.

But fan intrigue is particularly high over one UFC 300 star’s bid to make a weight limit they’ve never made before.

Former Professional Fighters League star Kayla Harrison is set to make her long-awaited octagon debut on the historic card against ex-bantamweight champ Holly Holm.

But the supremely muscle-bound Harrison has never competed at 135lbs in her MMA career, the bulk of which she’s spent at lightweight.

And although her recent social media posts have fans desperate to see her in action, several are concerned about the arduous weight cut ahead of her.

One commented: “Oh she’s definitely cutting.”

Another said: “You gotta drop mad weight 155 to 135 will be the biggest challenge.”

And another said: “Yikes, how are you gonna make 135? They should have at least made it for the 145lbs belt.”

One remarked: “I love Kayla but I’m not sure how’s she’s going to make 135lbs.”

Some fans, however, are adamant the UFC newbie looks primed to make the non-title-fight bantamweight limit of 136lbs.

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One said: “Looking lean!!!”

Another said: “Weight looking great champ!”

And another said: “You pretty are much already on weight I bet. Just gotta pull water.”

One remarked: “Still remember so many people saying she’s gonna struggle with the weight cut.

“Stand on that with confidence now, folks.”

Another chimed in: “I believe you will make weight.”

Kayla Harrison is adamant she'll be able to make the 136lbs limit next month
Kayla Harrison is adamant she’ll be able to make the 136lbs limit next monthCredit: GETTY
The American Top Team star claims to have already undergone a test cut
The American Top Team star claims to have already undergone a test cutCredit: INSTAGRAM@KAYLAHARRISONOFFICIAL

Olympic gold medallist Harrison has no concerns about the gruelling cut down to 136lbs, telling Kevin Iole: “I wouldn’t have made the move if I didn’t think I was going to be able to do it.

“We did a test cut. Everything was measured, from my heart rate to my blood pressure to my blood sugar.

“We did a test recovery. We did a test simulated fight.

“Everything has been dialled in and everything has been tested.

“I’m really confident in my team and I’m really confident in myself.

“I’m not saying it’s going to be easy, but the things in life that are worth having are usually not easy [to obtain].”

Fans fear for UFC 300 star’s health ahead of gruelling and ‘mad’ weight cut for Dana White’S extravaganza | The Sun

Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul at risk of being CANCELLED if boxing legend fails unusual test written into fight rules

MIKE TYSON’S fight with Jake Paul could be cancelled if he fails an unusual test in the fight rules.

Iron Mike is set to face the YouTuber turned boxer at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on July 20.

Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul could be cancelled if the boxing legend fails an unusual test
Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul could be cancelled if the boxing legend fails an unusual testCredit: instagram/@jakepaul
Tyson must submit favourable electroencephalogram (EEG) and electrocardiogram (EKG) results
Tyson must submit favourable electroencephalogram (EEG) and electrocardiogram (EKG) resultsCredit: Reuters

Both fighters are pushing for the bout to be a professional contest.

However, the final decision rests with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations (TLDR).

The TLDR could also cancel the fight if Tyson fails one of their pre-fight tests.

Under their rules, fighters over the age of 38 must submit favourable electroencephalogram (EEG) and electrocardiogram (EKG) results.

Former heavyweight world champion Tyson will be 58 by the time he makes his walk in Texas in four months time.

The EEG evaluates a fighter for brain disorders, with heart problems detected by the EKG.

TDLR communications manager Tela Mange also told USA Today Sports: “We can also request additional testing if we think it’s appropriate.”

Even if Tyson passes the tests, though, the bout could still be deemed an exhibition fight.

In this case, both Tyson and Paul would wear 16-ounce gloves instead of the 10-ounce gloves usually seen in pro bouts.

The fight would additionally consist of two-minute rounds as opposed to three minutes.

There would also be no official judges to score the fight, as was the case for Tyson’s exhibition clash with Roy Jones Jr. in 2020.

Two-minute rounds were also implemented for that bout, which was Tyson’s last action inside a boxing ring.

Meanwhile, his most recent professional bout came all the way back in 2005.

Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul at risk of being CANCELLED if boxing legend fails unusual test written into fight rules | The Sun

Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk: New date, UK start time, TV channel, stream, PPV price, undercard for mega fight

TYSON FURY is once again set to fight Oleksandr Usyk for the undisputed heavyweight titles after a cut saw the original date postponed.

Fury suffered a nasty gash above his right eye in sparring earlier this month and saw his clash with Usyk on February 17 go up in smoke as a result.

Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk went head-to-head at a press conference late last year
Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk went head-to-head at a press conference late last year
Tyson Fury suffered a cut that postponed the Usyk fight from its original date on February 17
Tyson Fury suffered a cut that postponed the Usyk fight from its original date on February 17Credit: X @Queensbury

Usyk revealed he missed the birth of his daughter at the beginning of the year to focus on training camp for Fury, but now he has to refocus on a new date.

Fury holds the WBC title in boxing’s glamour division, while Usyk is in possession of the WBA, WBO, IBF and Ring Magazine straps.

The pair have been on a collision course to fight for 18 months, following Usyk’s rematch win over Anthony Joshua in August 2022.

Fury only just overcame boxing debutant and former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou last October, as he was knocked down in stunning fashion before going on to win the bout on points.

And Fury’s latest scuffle in sparring with heavyweight Agron Smakici, which saw an 11-stitch cut open up below his eyebrow, will be another confidence booster for Usyk.

The Ukrainian is looking become the first man in history to win undisputed titles at both cruiserweight and heavyweight – and he’s just one win away.

A victory for Fury, on the other hand, would set up an all-British mega-bout with Anthony Joshua, who takes on Ngannou himself on March 8.

When is Fury vs Usyk?

  • Fury vs Usyk will now take place on Saturday, May 18 after the original date of February 17 was postponed.
  • The Gyspy King has three months to recover from his injury, and if there are any more pull-outs this time around, a £7.9million fee will be paid to the opposing fighter.
  • The fight will take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
  • Expect main event ring-walks to get going from around 11pm BST, with the main card likely to start from 6pm BST.

What channel is it on and can it be live streamed?

  • Fury vs Usyk will be broadcast on THREE channels here in the UK.
  • You can watch the clash on TNT Sports Box Office, Sky Sports Box Office and on DAZN PPV.
  • A price for the event has yet to be confirmed.
  • You can stream the action from the TNT Sports Box Office app, Sky Sports Box Office app, or the DAZN app, all of which are available onto your mobile, tablet and Smart TV.

Fury vs Usyk full card

It has yet to be confirmed whether the original undercard will go ahead on the new date.

But this is likely to be the scheduled night of fights:

  • Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk – undisputed WBC, WBA, WBO and IBF heavyweight titles
  • Joe Cordina vs Anthony Cacace – IBF super-featherweight title
  • Jai Opetaia vs Mairis Briedis – vacant IBF cruiserweight title
  • Moses Itauma vs Ilja Mezencev
  • Sergey Kovalev vs Robin Sirwan Safar
  • Bakhodir Jalolov vs TBA
  • Isaac Lowe vs Hasibullah Ahmadi
  • David Nyika vs TBA
Fury and Usyk have been in negotiations to fight since December 2022
Fury and Usyk have been in negotiations to fight since December 2022Credit: Reuters

What has been said?

“I just smiled,” Usyk said upon hearing of the postponement news.

“And said ‘OK – I will finish my training and I will do my work stretching my back’.

“Tyson. Hi, my brother. Don’t be afraid. I will not leave you alone.

“I’m still happy – things happen, it’s life,” he said.

“I’m very happy because I now go to Ukraine. I see my two daughters and my wife. I go to my church and pray. A little bit of rest and back to my camp.”

Fury said of the postponement: “I am absolutely devastated after preparing for this fight for so long and being in such superb condition.

“I feel bad for everyone involved in this huge event and I will work diligently towards the rescheduled date once the eye has healed.

“I can only apologise to everyone affected including my own team, Team Usyk, the undercard fighters, partners, and fans as well as our hosts and my friends in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.”

Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk: New date, UK start time, TV channel, stream, PPV price, undercard for mega fight | The Sun

Muhammad Mokaev insists UFC would have let him break Jon Jones’ record ‘if they wanted to’ as he slams Pantoja vs Erceg

Oct 22, 2022; Abu Dhabi, UAE; Muhammad Mokaev (red gloves) defeats Malcolm Gordon (blue gloves) during UFC 280 at Etihad Arena. Mandatory Credit: Craig Kidwell-USA TODAY Sports

MUHAMMAD MOKAEV has had to come to terms with the crushing realisation that one of his career dreams has gone up in smoke.

The Russian-born Brit entered the UFC in 2022 hellbent on achieving a goal he set for himself during his IMMAAF days – becoming the youngest champion in the promotion’s history.

The Russian-born Brit entered the promotion hellbent on becoming the youngest champ in its history
The Russian-born Brit entered the promotion hellbent on becoming the youngest champ in its historyCredit: GETTY
That record was held by Hall-of-Famer Jon Jones - who won the belt 13 years aged 23
That record was held by Hall-of-Famer Jon Jones – who won the belt 13 years aged 23Credit: Getty
Mokaev believes the UFC could have aided his pursuit of breaking the record
Mokaev believes the UFC could have aided his pursuit of breaking the recordCredit: GETTY

That title was held by current heavyweight champion Jon Jones, who won the light-heavyweight strap as a fresh-faced 23-year-old thirteen years ago.

Despite suffering a horror knee injury last March, ferocious flyweight Mokaev seemed on course to break that record.

But a combination of that injury and flyweights above him in the rankings not wanting to fight him have scuppered his grand plans, which officially fell by the wayside last week.

In an exclusive interview with SunSport, ‘The Punisher’ said: “I’m not angry because it was out of my hands.

“When I came to the UFC, I said, ‘This is my dream.’ Ninety-nine per cent of people thought, ‘This guy is delusional.

“‘He’s a lunatic. Youngest UFC champion, what is he talking about?’ I was young, I was 21 when I came to the UFC.

“I believed so much in my skills and my mindset, even after my big injury.

“People were saying, ‘He’ll never be back again fighting, he should’ve tapped.’ I beat two ex-title contenders later.

“I think if the UFC wanted me to break this record, they would have done it.”

Flyweight gold will be up for grabs when MMA‘s top promotion returns to Brazil in May for defending champion Alexandre Pantoja’s second title defence against UFC rookie Steve Erceg.

Fight fans around the world were left stunned by the booking of the fight, although none of them were as perplexed as Mokaev – the owner of the longest win streak in the division.

“I was angry [when I saw the announcement],” Mokaev admitted. “I’m like, ‘Why?’ Okay if you give it to Kai Kara-France or if you give it to somebody in the top five.”

Mokaev extended his win streak earlier this month with a decision win over former title challenger Alex Perez but was far from impressed with his performance, which he believes may have contributed to Erceg’s shock title tilt.

He continued: “I would have been like, ‘Okay, my performance wasn’t great. The UFC doesn’t want to see these boring decisions.’

“But I’m on the second longest winning streak in flyweight history after Demetrious Johnson. Now, in the UFC, I have the No.1 active winning streak.

“I have more finishes than Erceg has fights in the UFC. I don’t know why they’ve done this.

“Okay, if they look at his knockout of Matt Schnell, but “I did a better finish against Cody Durden.

“Who was also in the top 15 a couple of months ago before he lost. I just don’t understand why they did this [fight].”

Mokaev has already come to terms with the disappointing realisation that he won’t be breaking Jones’ record and will have to fight one more time to earn a title shot.

Alexandre Pantoja defends his flyweight crown against Steve Erceg at UFC 301 in May
Alexandre Pantoja defends his flyweight crown against Steve Erceg at UFC 301 in MayCredit: UFC

His sights are set on recent title challenger Brandon Royval, whom he wants to throw down with the UK this summer.

SunSport understands the UFC brass are weighing up a return to Britain later this year, although nothing has been finalised.

Should the card come to fruition, Mokaev hopes to punch his ticket to a title fight with a dominant win over the American.

Mokaev said of the potential clash: “I said recently, ‘Give me Royval.’

“‘And if I don’t finish Royval, in the summer, I don’t want the title shot.’

“I’m gonna fight again until I finish somebody.’ In a spectacular way like the UFC wants to.

“Forget about the title now, they want a spectacular way. Give me Rovyval, I will finish him.”

To relieve Muhammad Mokaev’s last fight against Alex Perez, please subscribe to UFC Fight Pass and watch UFC Fight Night®: Rozenstruik vs. Gaziev.

Muhammaed Mokaev is targeting a dominant finish of Brandon Royval in the UK this summer
Muhammaed Mokaev is targeting a dominant finish of Brandon Royval in the UK this summerCredit: Getty

Muhammad Mokaev insists UFC would have let him break Jon Jones’ record ‘if they wanted to’ as he slams Pantoja vs Erceg | The Sun

Mike Tyson sends chilling warning to Jake Paul as boxing legend’s fight strategy is revealed for controversial clash

MIKE TYSON has sent a chilling warning Jake Paul’s way ahead of their shock showdown.

The boxing icon will come out of retirement in July to face the social media sensation in a controversial Texas tussle.

Jake Paul throws down with boxing legend Mike Tyson in July
Jake Paul throws down with boxing legend Mike Tyson in JulyCredit: INSTAGRAM@JAKEPAUL
The pair's controversial clash will be streamed on Netflix
The pair’s controversial clash will be streamed on NetflixCredit: NETFLIX
Iron Mike has sent a chilling warning The Problem Child's way
Iron Mike has sent a chilling warning The Problem Child’s wayCredit: TWITTER@MIKETYSON

Fight fans worldwide have been left outraged by the booking of the bout as Paul is THIRTY YEARS Tyson’s junior.

Tyson, however, has tried to dispel fears for his safety with a series of clips of him ferociously hitting the pads.

And his most recent training video came with a warning for The Problem Child.

The former undisputed heavyweight champion wrote on his Snapchat: “Jake Paul, where you at?”

Tyson returned to the ring in November 2020 for an exhibition with fellow boxing great Roy Jones Jr.

But he looked every bit his 54 years as he shuffled around the ring in the bizarre draw.

Tyson’s head coach Rafel Cordeiro is well aware of the concerns over the legend’s return but insists they’re misplaced.

During an appearance on The MMA Hour, he said: “I believe we don’t have to be concerned about it.

“We’re talking about a two-time world champion.

“The guy didn’t have 20 fights in two years, he knows how to fight.

Credit: The Sun

“He’s fought against the best guys in the world.

“When he steps inside the ring he knows what to do.

“It’s not something new for Mike, and this fight is no different.

“He works hard every single day to go in there and try to knock Jake out from the beginning to the end.

“This is his style, nobody has taught Mike Tyson how to fight. He’s going to prove that in July.

“You can see fire in his eyes when he trains, and he will never give less than that.

“I truly believe it is going to be a great show.”

Mike Tyson sends chilling warning to Jake Paul as boxing legend’s fight strategy is revealed for controversial clash | The Sun

‘Hard To See This Version Of Rose Going Far At 125’ – MMA Fans React As Rose Namajunas Outlasts Amanda Ribas In UFC Fight Night Headliner

Though it may not have been her most spectacular performance, Namajunas scored a win over Ribas.

After falling short in her divisional debut last September, former two-time strawweight champion Rose Namajunas got on the board at flyweight with a victory over Amanda Ribas in Saturday’s UFC Fight Night main event.

Ribas scored two takedowns during the opening round, but she was unable to do enough with them to overcome the work Namajunas put in. “Thug Rose” had the better showing with her striking and even took control on the ground after Ribas’ second takedown.

Namajunas continued to have control on the ground in the second frame, although Ribas appeared to do more damage, landing several noteworthy strikes and attempting a couple of submissions.

The significant strikes started to add up for Namajunas early in round three, as she worked over Ribas on the feet. But on the canvas, the clear edge went to the Brazilian, who troubled Namajunas with ground-and-pound.

Ribas continued to do some damage in the fourth round, but it was Namajunas who had the better positioning and technique. After a close striking battle in the fifth stanza, Namajunas got the win on the scorecards, with two judges totaling 49-46 and a third giving her a 48-47 win.

‘Hard To See This Version Of Rose Going Far At 125’ – MMA Fans React As Rose Namajunas Outlasts Amanda Ribas In UFC Fight Night Headliner – MMA News | UFC News, Results & Interviews

Conor McGregor claims he could fight Michael Chandler in old-school format UFC has not seen in over 10 years

CONOR McGREGOR wants to make his UFC return over three rounds – breaking a tradition over ten years old.

The Irish icon claimed he is set to make his anticipated comeback in the summer – with Michael Chandler the likely opponent.

Conor McGregor wants to make his UFC return over three rounds against Michael Chandler
Conor McGregor wants to make his UFC return over three rounds against Michael ChandlerCredit: Getty

It will be his first fight since July 2021 when he brutally broke his leg.

So with approaching three years out the cage, McGregor admitted the regular five-round main-event demand could be too much.

He said on The MMA Hour: “Rounds. Maybe I might say to them, ‘Look I’m just doing three rounds lads, for this one’.

“And I just want to just wet my beak. I can do three rounds really nicely now. Rather than pushing through to get to five.

“I feel if I push right now to get to give full fitness rounds, I feel the first three rounds wouldn’t be as sharp as I could get them.

“So I’d rather sharpen the blade of three and go in nice and sharp. Get the feel, get the fight.

“Chandler is going to come for it, Chandler’s going to try engage and come at me, he’s going to have to. That’s his style.

“I think three is a lovely one. And then the five. I do think three and five. That’s how I feel.

“This is just my own thoughts, I’ve not said this to anyone yet. It’s a go now, so I’m thinking now.”

McGregor has not been scheduled for less than five rounds since knocking out Dustin Poirier ten years ago in 2014.

And it was in 2011 that UFC president Dana White announced that all main-event bouts must be five-rounds.

But McGregor – the sport’s highest-paid and biggest superstar – insisted he would forgo his headline spot if needed.

He said: It would be interesting to see what they say about that, I could actually be first of the night. I don’t care.

“Don’t care about none of that, I really don’t care. That’s where I am at with it.”

McGregor has not fought since breaking his leg in 2021
McGregor has not fought since breaking his leg in 2021Credit: Getty

Conor McGregor claims he could fight Michael Chandler in old-school format UFC has not seen in over 10 years | The Sun

Dana White reveals next opponent for Jake Paul: ‘If he beats Mike Tyson, he’s going to fight Clint Eastwood next’

UFC CEO Dana White loves Mike Tyson … even when he’s being a DICK.

That’s why the Las Vegas fight boss is speaking out against the upcoming boxing match between the former heavyweight champion and celebrity pugilist Jake Paul, who will collide atop a special Netflix-streamed boxing event on July 20 in Arlington, Texas.

“I love Mike and I hate talking about it because he always gets mad at me when I talk about this stuff, but when the fight happens, he’ll be 58 years old,” White told the Pound 4 Pound podcast, proving (yet again) this stunt was fake. “There will be a 31-year age difference between these two. Jake Paul did fight a kid his age [Tommy Fury] and he lost. I just saw this thing on the Internet yesterday, I reposted it where it says if he beats Mike Tyson, he’s going to fight Clint Eastwood next. Clint Eastwood’s 93 years old.”

Perhaps the MVP graphics team can use a photo of Dirty Harry for the upcoming poster.

“I dunno man. Mike’s a grown-ass man, can do whatever the f—k he wants, and I’m gonna stay outta Mike’s business,” White continued. “What Jake wants, is Jake wants to make money. The people that follow Jake Paul don’t buy Jake Paul’s fights. So Jake Paul has to fight people who can actually sell pay-per-views.”

The Paul vs. Tyson news was met with a collective groan from the combat sports community, forcing “The Problem Child” to defend himself (and the booking) on social media. Their heavyweight contest is expected to be an exhibition bout, but that hasn’t stopped opportunistic bookies from laying odds on the mid-summer showdown.

Let’s just hope Paul doesn’t “panic” after Tyson’s first punch.

Dana White reveals next opponent for Jake Paul: ‘If he beats Mike Tyson, he’s going to fight Clint Eastwood next’ – MMAmania.com

UFC 300 – Alex Pereira vs Jamahal Hill: UK start time, live stream, TV channel and undercard for landmark Vegas event

ALL eyes are on UFC 300 in Las Vegas and it’s just weeks away!

For months there was speculation over the card and who would be fighting in the main event of the huge show.

Jamahal Hill won the UFC 205lbs title against Glover Texeira in January 2023 before relinquishing due to injuyry
Jamahal Hill won the UFC 205lbs title against Glover Texeira in January 2023 before relinquishing due to injuyryCredit: Reuters
Alex Pereira won the title against Jiri Prochazka at the end of last year
Alex Pereira won the title against Jiri Prochazka at the end of last yearCredit: Getty

But it’s now all confirmed as Alex Pereira looks to defend the UFC light-heavyweight title against Jamahal Hill in the headlining fight.

Hill won the title against Glover Texeira in January 2023 before relinquishing it due to injury.

Pereira then won it against Jiri Prochazka at the end of last year. But now Hill wants his title back.

Elsewhere on the card, Justin Gaethje faces Max Holloway for the BMF title and Charles Oliveira takes on Arman Tsarukyan.

When is UFC 300?

  • UFC 300 – Pereira vs Hill will take place next month on Saturday, April 13.
  • The event will begin with the early prelims at 11pm BST, with the prelims to get going from 1am on Sunday, April 14.
  • The main card will start at 3am with the main event to start at approximately 5am.
  • The T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada will play host.

What channel is it and can it be live streamed?

  • UFC 300 will be shown live on TNT Sports Box Office in the UK.
  • The event is priced at £19.95.
  • You can live stream the action from the TNT Sports Box Office app, which is available for download onto your mobile or tablet device.

UFC 300 full card

Main card

  • Alex Pereira (c) vs. Jamahal Hill – for UFC Light Heavyweight Championship
  • Zhang Weili (c) vs. Yan Xiaonan – for UFC Strawweight Championship
  • Justin Gaethje vs. Max Holloway
  • Charles Oliveira vs. Arman Tsarukyan
  • Bo Nickal vs. Cody Brundage

Preliminary card

  • Calvin Kattar vs. Aljamain Sterling
  • Jiri Prochazka vs. Aleksandar Rakic
  • Deiveson Figueiredo vs. Cody Garbrandt
  • Holly Holm vs. Kayla Harrison

Early preliminary card

  • Sodiq Yusuff vs. Diego Lopes
  • Jessica Andrade vs. Marina Rodriguez
  • Bobby Green vs. Jim Miller
  • Renato Moicano vs. Jalin Turner

What has been said?

Hill has called those criticising the main event at UFC 300 ‘crazy’.

“To be honest, it’s crazy to me, because for the most part a lot of these people are the same people that have spent the better part of a year or however long calling me ‘crybaby’, but it’s crazy to see how a card can be stacked,” he said.

“The main card literally has a former champion or champion in every single fight […] Each one of the prelims is worthy of being its own separate main event, and people are crying.”

UFC 300 – Alex Pereira vs Jamahal Hill: UK start time, live stream, TV channel and undercard for landmark Vegas event | The Sun

K-1 World MAX 2024: The Tokyo Showdown – Rising Stars to Main Event Gladiators

Get ready for a riveting showcase of combative talent as the K-1 World MAX 2024 ignites the stage at Tokyo National Yoyogi Stadium First Gymnasium on March 20th, Wednesday. The stakes are high in the -70kg World Championship Tournament’s, where global warriors will step into the ring to showcase their skill and fortitude.

The event kicks off with the preliminary fight card, which promises to be just as intense as the main bouts, and it’s all happening live and free on PRIME FIGHT HD channel—giving you a taste of the action-packed evening that lies ahead.

As the evening progresses and the anticipation builds, the main card takes center stage with its premium lineup of matches. This pivotal segment of the tournament will be available exclusively through pay-per-view on Fightplus.eu. High-definition streaming will bring you so close to the action, you’ll almost feel the impact of every strike.