UFC 300, set to take place in Las Vegas on April 13, is shaping up to be an epic event. While UFC president and CEO Dana White has made several announcements about the card, the main and co-main events remain a mystery. However, UFC commentator Joe Rogan has hinted that he knows the "big fights" that are currently being worked on for the historic event.
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Rogan Drops Hints on His Podcast
During a recent episode of his Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Rogan revealed that UFC 300 is far from being finalized. He stated, "300's not done. 300's not done yet. There's a couple of big ones that they're lining up for 300." Although he didn't provide specifics, Rogan's comments have left MMA fans buzzing with excitement.
White Teases Fans
Meanwhile, Dana White has been teasing fans about the main event for UFC 300. In an Instagram Live session, he claimed that fans won't be able to "handle" the main event. He added, "When I'm ready to give you the main event, you'll get the main event. You're not ready yet. You can't handle the main event." White has been slowly revealing details about the card and promises that it will be the "sickest" card from top to bottom.
Official Fights and Fan Favorites
While the main and co-main events remain a mystery, there are already nine fights officially scheduled for UFC 300. The card features fan favorites and former champions such as Deiveseon Figueiredo, Aljamain Sterling, Holly Holm, Max Holloway, Charles Oliveira, and Jiri Prochazka. These fighters will face off against Cody Garbrandt, Calvin Kattar, Kayla Harrison, Justin Gaethje, Arman Tsarukyan, and Aleksandr Rakic, respectively.
One notable title fight has been announced, with Weili Zhang set to defend her women's strawweight belt against Yan Xiaonan in a Battle of China. Additionally, veteran Jim Miller and rising star Bo Nickal will also be in action on the card.
As the anticipation builds for UFC 300, fans eagerly await the announcement of the main and co-main events. With Joe Rogan claiming to have inside knowledge, it's clear that this historic event is set to captivate MMA enthusiasts around the world.
