Formal lineup introduced for July’s UFC 277 function like two title fights

The Supreme Fighting Championship has officially unveiled the key card for the future UFC 277 spend-for each-look at in July.

Up to this stage in the 12 months, the UFC has been placing on some unbelievable occasions for mixed martial arts lovers about the entire world to get psyched about. As we glance forward to the remainder of 2022, it doesn’t glimpse like they are about to slow down as the promotion continues to press on their own to the limit with regards to what is probable inside of their roster.

We have noticed a parade of top names show up and this summer, a whole good deal additional are going to do so – specially on the Global Fight Week card.

At the finish of July, while, we’ll get a second PPV event in the space of just a person month as UFC 277 emanates from the American Airways Centre in Dallas, Texas.

As per the adhering to graphic that was revealed in the course of combat night time on Saturday, we’re in for one particular hell of a handle on July 30.

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— Jed I. Goodman © (@jedigoodman) May possibly 22, 2022

UFC 277 Primary Card

Women’s Bantamweight Championship – Julianna Pena [c] vs Amanda Nunes

Interim Flyweight Championship – Brandon Moreno vs Kai Kara-France

Heavyweight – Derrick Lewis vs Sergei Pavlovich

Middleweight – Paulo Costa vs Luke Rockhold

Light Heavyweight – Magomed Ankalaev vs Anthony Smith

If individuals fights really do not get you likely as an MMA admirer, then we’re not so certain what will.

The truth that there are two title fights is plenty of to get the juices flowing with Julianna Pena vs Amanda Nunes 2 being the clear major event of the evening. Pena was equipped to shock the environment when getting the belt off of ‘The Lioness’ again in December and if she can successfully retain it, she’ll prove after and for all that she wasn’t a fluke champion following all.

From this check out, the UFC is on for a major night in Texas.

What is your favourite combat now stated on the UFC 277 card?

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