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.

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

This Saturday, MMA Bushido and KOK tournaments will shake Lithuania. Fighters from Lithuania, Latvia, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Poland will compete for the title of the best.

The main event of the evening will feature KOK and GLORY champion Sergej Maslobojev fighting against Dutch fighter Leandro Dikmoet.

Raimondas Krilavicius will have a rematch against Brazilian Rodrigo Mineiro.

During the tournament, you will see many well-known Lithuanian fighters such as Serg Grecicho, Ignas Barysas, Nauris Lukosiunas, Raimondas Avlasevicius, Edvinas Salkovskis, and many others.

The event can be watched live at www.fightplus.eu

For more information, visit www.kokfight.com

From the island of Réunion, 31-year-old Anthony Morel impresses with every bout in the cage.
After a perfect start to his career (3 wins), the Frenchman will be looking to continue his streak on
March 15, in Poitiers, at HEXAGONE MMA 15. This is his chance to establish himself as a serious
challenger for the organization’s heavyweight belt.

Having just passed his thirties, Anthony Morel began his career in mixed martial arts with the aim of
“enjoying himself as much as possible”. A good competitor, the Frenchman can’t deny the “dreams
of greatness” that creep into his mind as he tackles this new challenge. “Of course, I think about it! I
know that with heavyweights, everything can happen very quickly, much more so than in other
categories. “At the moment, I don’t have enough hindsight to announce high ambitions, so I’m
keeping my feet on the ground”. Yet there are plenty of reasons to believe. Crowned French
freestyle wrestling champion, French Greco-Roman wrestling vice-champion, and multiple grappling
medalist, Anthony Morel has a wealth of experience in grappling disciplines, which form an excellent
skill base. And given his first MMA victory, achieved with a reverse elbow strike, striking doesn’t
seem to be a major shortcoming either.

“I practice with the best on the island”.

Wrestling, ground and pound, boxing… The next logical step was obviously to get into the cage. This
transition to mixed martial arts has its roots on the Reunion’s Island, 10,000 kilometers from Paris,
where Anthony Morel was born, lives, and still trains, despite a much less developed infrastructure
than in the capital. “These aren’t famous gyms or big MMA clubs. But we have excellent wrestling,
floor, and boxing schools, so I practice with the best on the island in each discipline!” And even if
martial arts don’t yet represent a full-time job for him, Anthony Morel devotes himself to the sport,
aware of what it has brought him. “Sport has helped me enormously. Let’s just say that I wasn’t an
angel and that it helped me to improve my lifestyle, as well as my behavior. Today’s goals are
different, but highly challenging!”

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CONOR McGREGOR has opened up on the “lack of transparency” surrounding his return fight with the UFC.

McGregor has been out since July 2021 when he brutally broke his leg in the first round against Dustin Poirier.

But the Irishman, who is fully recovered, has pleaded with the UFC to get his comeback signed and sealed.

He remains set to face American Michael Chandler, 37, but talks have continued to drag.

McGregor, 34, said: “We’ll still in the first quarter of this year, talks are ongoing it’s a little bit of lack of transparency.

“I’ve got two fights left on my contract, I don’t think either of us know what the move will be.

“I just wish to get a bit more consistency with my training. Am I flat out right now? No. But I have been.

“I was scheduling for early this year, I was scheduling for January, for December even before that.

“I had camps set up, I had a camp out in Cannes in the South of France. I had a camp in Dubai also, some world champions with me.

“I put in a solid camp and I was well ready and then you get lack of transparency, it’s like you’ve just got left unseen.”

McGregor has been promoting the release of his movie debut, starring alongside Hollywood superstar Jake Gyllenhaal in a Road House reboot.

And once his film obligations and St. Patricks day celebrations are over and done with, McGregor will aim for a June 29 return bout.

He said: “Then I start losing interest myself so I then get caught up in other things going on, like this and such.

“I hope just get this done, couple more days, the movie’s out what ten more days or a week.

“So once that’s done my work is finished then I’ve got Paddy’s festivities with Forged Irish Stout and the Proper 12 that I’ve got to handle.

“Once that’s then, I’m boxed away. I’m still in shape, I still train, like I said, I’ve had camps in the off so if they just give me a date I’d love to go June 29th and that will be an aim for me.”

‘I don’t think either of us know’, admits Conor McGregor on UFC future after ‘lack of transparency’ over return fight | The Sun

Thoughtful and rigorous, Thomas Glot applies some of his engineering knowledge to
the martial arts. Bodybuilding, nutrition, sleep… Nothing is left to chance on the eve of
his next fight with HEXAGONE MMA, scheduled for March 15 2024, in Poitiers.
Thomas Glot sees sport as a real science. A graduate of an engineering school, he uses
some of the concepts he studied in school textbooks in his training. “I was taught to be
methodical and rigorous. For me, martial arts is a very big project in which you have to
manage every little detail. Bodybuilding, nutrition, sleep…” At just 22 years of age, the
Frenchman shows great commitment in his approach to combat sports, without losing his
lucidity. “I started MMA when I was 13, and very quickly I knew I wanted to do this for the
rest of my life. But I also realized that a fighter’s career was very risky, and that you shouldn’t
ignore your professional life.” Pragmatic, Thomas Glot has managed to combine his
beginnings in the cage with long studies, and can now devote more time to his sporting
progression.
“Very young, I discovered the top level”.
All in all, Thomas Glot’s career development is a model of its kind. Despite his young age,
the Frenchman demonstrates experience and maturity, two qualities he owes in part to his
time with the French MMA team. “Very young, I discovered the high level. Before turning
pro, I took part in the European and world amateur championships. It’s an extremely
instructive circuit, from which I’ve learnt a lot of good things.” Tested against the best,
Thomas Glot was able to compensate for his weaknesses, and today boasts a very all-round
style, which is his main strength. “The more I progress, the more I adjust the settings.
Wrestling, groundwork, boxing… In the cage, I want my opponent to feel in danger whatever
the field. I’m a true MMA fighter!

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