The UFC Vegas 84 co-main event started the year with a bang for MMA fans. Jim Miller took on Gabriel Benitez in the lightweight division for the first time in his career. The 40-year-old lightweight entered the fight with a lot of confidence. Miller dominated the fight and won the fight via submission, thus maintaining his dream run in the lightweight division.

 Michael Bisping analyzed the entire fight and gave an update regarding the 40-year-old’s plans. ‘A-10,’ during his post-fight Octagon interview, also gave the fans an update regarding his next fight at UFC 300. Let us find out whom the 40-year-old might face next. 

Michael Bisping looks all excited about the next possible fight at UFC 300

Jim Miller registered his 26th career victory in the UFC after he made Benitez tap in the third round. The 40-year-old lightweight fighter has won six out of his last five fights and is in the best fighting shape possible. Miller is all set to feature at UFC 300 next and hinted at his potential opponent during his post-fight interview.

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Bisping recently took to his YouTube channel to give insights regarding his next fight. During the video, he said: ” Jim Miller’s face was all kind of busted up. It was red-marked up, and he’ll be sore tomorrow as well. But regardless of him being sore, he’s still down to fight on UFC 300, and he might just go up against my commentator partner Paul Felder, okay. Felder might be coming out of retirement. Jim Miller spoke about it on the microphone, okay. And I, for one, would love to see that okay. It’s not too long of a turnaround, about three months or four months. If anyone can do it, Jim Miller can do it. 

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Jim Miller currently holds the record for the most wins in the UFC, most fights, and most submissions attempted. With UFC 300 around the corner, let’s take a look at whom he faces next will be interesting. 

Who will Jim Miller finally face at UFC 300? 

During his post-fight interview, Miller mentioned Paul Felder and showed interest in fighting him at UFC 300. Felder is retired from the sport and was last seen inside the Octagon when he took on Rafael Dos Anjos. He lost the fight via decision and has not returned to the Octagon since. UFC CEO Dana White announced the fight for UFC 300 and promised the fans they would see Jim Miller in action. 

Miller also featured at the historic UFC 100 and UFC 200 and now has the opportunity to feature at UFC 300. Two other names that have come up for his potential opponent are Matt Brown and Brock Lesnar.

So who will ‘A-10’ face at UFC 300 next? Let us know in the comments below.

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