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There's been a shakeup at UFC 303, which will now see Alex Pereira and Jiří Procházka compete in a light heavyweight title bout. We'll show you everything you need to know about how to get UFC 303 tickets, including the new line-up and details on the main event shakeup.
UFC 303 will be held at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, on June 29, 2024. The event was originally supposed to be headlined by Conor McGregor and Michael Chandler, but McGregor dropped out of the competition on June 13 due to injury. Alex Pereira and Jiří Procházka will instead fight in a bout for Pereira's light heavyweight title. The two last fought in November at UFC 295, which saw Pereira win by TKO.
Most of the rest of the fight card will stay the same, but Anthony Smith will now fight Carlos Ulberg in place of Jamahal Hill, who has pulled out of the competition due to injury. A Brian Ortega vs. Diego Lopes featherweight bout has also been added to the fight card.
We've got you covered if you're looking to find UFC 303 tickets. Below, we'll break down ticketing details, the updated scheduled fight card, and compare original and resale ticket prices. You can also peruse resale websites like Vivid Seats and StubHub at your leisure.
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How to get UFC 303 tickets
Original standard UFC 303 tickets are sold on AXS. Due to initial high demand, supply is limited. Resale websites like Vivid Seats and StubHub also offer resale tickets and tend to have more variety in price.
How much are UFC 303 tickets?
The cheapest remaining original standard tickets on AXS start at $1,255. AXS also offers resale tickets, but the cheapest available resale ticket listings tend to be cheaper on resale sites like Vivid Seats and StubHub. At the time of writing, the cheapest available tickets on Vivid Seats start at $432. The cheapest available StubHub listings start at $453. If you spot some seats you prefer at Vivid, new customers can save $20 off a $200+ transaction with our exclusive coupon INSIDER20.
Prices have dropped pretty significantly since McGregor dropped out of the fight, so if you've been hoping to attend a UFC event, now might be your chance. Earlier in June, the cheapest available ticket listings on Vivid Seats started at $770, and the cheapest listings on StubHub started at $691. In just a matter of days, prices have dropped several hundred dollars on the resale market.
UFC 303 fight card
Even though McGregor and Chandler won't participate in UFC 303, most of the rest of the lineup remains the same, including some much-anticipated preliminary fights. Check out the new fight card below:
- Alex Pereira vs. Jiří Procházka (light heavyweight)
- Brian Ortega vs. Diego Lopes (featherweight)
- Anthony Smith vs. Carlos Ulberg (light heavyweight)
- Mayra Bueno Silva vs. Macy Chiasson (women bantamweight)
- Joe Pyfer vs. Marc-André Barriault (middleweight)
- Cub Swanson vs. Andre Fili (featherweight)
- Charles Jourdain vs. Jean Silva (featherweight)
- Payton Talbott vs. Yanis Ghemmouri (bantamweight)
- Michelle Waterson-Gomez vs. Gillian Robertson (women strawweight)
- Andrei Arlovski vs. Martin Buday (heavyweight)
- Ian Garry vs. Michael Page (welterweight)
- Rei Tsuruya vs. Carlos Hernandez (flyweight)
- Ricky Simón vs. Vinicius Oliveira (bantamweight)
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