With former champions in action, Dana White confirms the first fights of the highly anticipated UFC 300

President of Ultimate minimizes curiosity and presents confrontations with organization icons for April 13th

UFC - Dana White at a press conference after UFC 290. Photo: Reproduction/YouTube @ufc

Dana White at a press conference after UFC 290. Photo: Reproduction/YouTube

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The historic UFC 300 has had its first three fights confirmed. On his social media, Dana White, president of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), officially announced bouts involving two former champions of the company. Jiri Prochazka and Aljamain Sterling are two of the names involved in the event.

Victim of Alex Poatan in the fight for the vacant light heavyweight title (up to 93kg), Jiri Prochazka is back. The former leader of the division, the Czech fighter has been scheduled to face Aleksandar Rakic.

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Holder of the bantamweight title (up to 61,2kg) between 2021 and 2023, Aljamain Sterling has confirmed his change of weight class. The new representative of the featherweight division (up to 65,7kg), the athlete will debut in the new division against Calvin Kattar , currently ranked seventh in the group.

Finally, White added another fight to the event, which is starting to take shape. Undefeated middleweight prospect Bo Nickal will fulfill his first commitment of 2024 against Cody Brundage.

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Last week, Dana White confirmed the date and location for UFC 300. The historic MMA event will take place on April 13th in Las Vegas (USA).

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