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UFC 308 is set for Saturday, October 26, 2024, at the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, featuring a stacked lineup and a high-profile featherweight title fight between Ilia Topuria and Max Holloway.

Topuria, known for his technical prowess and undefeated record, faces Holloway, a well-rounded and fan-favorite fighter with a legacy in the featherweight division. Both fighters aim to assert their dominance, with , against one of the sport’s most seasoned strikers. This portion of the card is headlined by a welterweight matchup between Geoff Neal and former lightweight champion Rafael dos Anjos, promising an exciting start to the day.

Other key matchups on the main card include a middleweight clash between former champion Robert Whittaker and the undefeated Khamzat Chimaev, promising fireworks as both fighters contend for a future title shot. Additionally, featherweights Lerone Murphy and Dan Ige face off, along with light heavyweights Magomed Ankalaev and Aleksandar Rakic. The card also features rising middleweight Shara Magomedov taking on Armen Petrosyan. With a blend of seasoned veterans and up-and-coming talent, UFC 308 is set to attract a global audience. Abu Dhabi has become a focal point for UFC events, providing a unique schedule that accommodates both local and international fans.

Ilia Topuria makes the first defense of his featherweight title against former champion Max Holloway in one of the most anticipated fights of the year. Topuria claimed the throne in February, registering a breathtaking second-round knockout win over titleholder Alexander Volkanovski, leaving the Australian slumped against the fence. The win moved Topuira to 7-0 in the UFC and 15-0 overall, making “El Matador” the first Georgian and Spanish champion in UFC history.

Holloway’s path to potentially reclaiming the featherweight title seemed blocked as long as Volkanovski was still atop the division, but when Topuira claimed the belt, the road opened up. “Blessed” then went out at UFC 300 and claimed the BMF title from Justin Gaethje, wrapping up a dominant effort by knocking out “The Highlight” in the center of the Octagon just before the buzzer. Every part of this fight is compelling, even the verbal sparring that has been taking place between the two. Topuria is confident and incredibly skilled, while Holloway is one of the most battle-tested fighters on the roster, making this an exceptional clash between a burgeoning superstar and one of the most popular fighters on the roster.

Whittaker remains an ever-present threat in the middleweight division; a former champion whose only losses have come against current champ Dricus Du Plessis and former two-time titleholder Israel Adesanya. He followed up his unanimous decision win over Paulo Costa at UFC 298 in February with a first-round knockout of Ikram Aliskerov in June, further solidifying his place as an elite contender in the process. After an unmatched three-month stretch to begin his career, Chimaev has become a talented enigma in recent years. “Borz” has only fought four times in the last four years, struggling with health issues, though he remains unbeaten, having edged out former welterweight champ Kamaru Usman in a short-notice pairing in Abu Dhabi last October.

Light heavyweight contenders Magomed Ankalaev and Aleksandar Rakic clash in a critical matchup just a few weeks after Alex Pereira successfully defended his title for a third time this year. Ankalaev opened the year with a second-round knockout win over Johnny Walker in the first main event of 2024, resolving things with the Brazilian after their meeting at UFC 294 last October ended in a no contest following an illegal knee. The 32-year-old standout is unbeaten in his last dozen fights, and brings one of the most complete skill sets in the division into the Octagon.

Abus Magomedov and Brunno Ferreira meet in a battle of middleweights looking to maintain momentum heading towards the end of the year. After dropping consecutive bouts to Sean Strickland and Caio Borralho, Magomedov rebounded with a dominant showing over Warlley Alves in May. Ferreira has gone 3-1 in four UFC starts since claiming a contract on Season 6 of Dana White’s Contender Series, with all four fights ending in the first round. An early DWCS grad, Nzechukwu has struggled to find consistency on the big stage, climbing a division after consecutive setbacks and sporting a 6-5 mark under the UFC banner. After not having fought since September 2022, Barnett swaps places with Justin Tafa. Naurdiev was a highly regarded welterweight prospect when he first arrived in the UFC, going 2-2 in four starts before departing the promotion, returning here off a first-round submission win in his middleweight debut at Brave CF 79. The 35-year-old Silva enters on a three-fight losing streak, most recently suffering a technical decision loss to Chris Weidman in a foul-filled affair in Atlantic City back in March. Let’s Take look on complete lineup and event detail for UFC 308 PPV.