UFC 300 is set to take place in a matter of months. Recently, Dana White announced the card would be headlined by two light heavyweight titans: Alex Pereira and Jamahal Hill. Not to mention, the under-card is nothing to scoff at. It includes several notable fighters and intriguing match-ups.

Needless to say, the card is quite historic and subsequently, may be priced high and, in a recent turn of events, the price ticket for this bout was disclosed. So with further ado, let’s take a look at this revelation.

The Price ticket for UFC 300

As per several reports, the price of tickets for UFC 300 is subject to the place of the seat. However, broadly speaking the price tickets start at $600 and can go up to $3000. Safe to say this is one of the most expensive UFC events of all time. This revelation was also broken by MMA reporter, Aaron Bronsteter.

On his X account, he said, “These are the standard ticket prices according to the Fight Club Presale.” It is widely agreed that this card is quite a landmark one but many may be priced out of attending this fight given the cost of the ticket. That being said, it would not be unreasonable to suggest that irrespective of the price— it would be a full house show.

Not to mention, White himself, in the past has spoken highly about the card so the price may not come as a shock. Which leads to the question, what does White think of the event?

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Dana White is all praise for UFC 300

UFC 300 currently features 12 fights as of now. All fights are worthy of attention and according to Dana White, they are worthy of being a main event in itself. Before the main event was finalized, White mentioned how the card is quite a blockbuster and one should rightfully expect fireworks.

In an interview, he said, “I keep saying this, Figueiredo versus Cody Garbrandt is the first fight of the night.” White started. “So, when you look at the card where it sits today, every single fight could be a main event on a fight night or a pay-per-view. We’re just waiting for that last. We got two more fights that we gotta put together, we’re working on it.”

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The aforementioned comments add fuel to the fire and make the card more exciting than it already is. Needless to say, White sure does a great job in promoting this card. Nonetheless, ahead of it, what do you make of the price ticket? Is the price too high? Share with us your thoughts and opinions in the comments below.

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