At UFC Vegas 89 this weekend, Rose Namajunas, a former strawweight champion, will try to win at flyweight against Amanda Ribas. Along with these highly anticipated bouts, the event will take place on Saturday, March 23, 2024, at the UFC APEX in Las Vegas and include Karl Williams vs. Justin Tafa and Edmen Shahbazyan vs. A.J. Dobson. There are seven preliminary undercard bouts on UFC Vegas 89, with one highly anticipated clash being Jarno Errens vs. Steven Nguyen.
All eyes are on the intriguing matchups and the chances they bring for fighters to establish themselves in their respective weight classes as UFC Vegas 89 draws near.
On Saturday, March 23, at 7 PM ET / 4 PM PT / 11 PM GMT | 4:30 AM IST on Sunday, March 24, the preliminary card will begin.
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List Of Fighters Fighting In The Preliminary Card Of UFC Vegas 89
Two featherweight bouts, as well as one each in the flyweight, lightweight, bantamweight, heavyweight, and women’s bantamweight divisions, will be included in the preliminary round.
Lightweight Bout: Kurt Holobaugh vs. Trey Ogden
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Featherweight Bout: Ricardo Ramos vs. Julian Erosa
Bantamweight Bout: Miles Johns vs. Cody Gibson
Featherweight Bout: Jarno Errens vs. Steven Nguyen Women’s
Bantamweight Bout: Montserrat Rendon vs. Darya Zheleznyakova
Flyweight Bout: Igor Severino vs. Andre Lima
Heavyweight Bout: Mohammed Usman vs. Mick Parkin
This weekend at UFC Vegas 89, the UFC will provide its combatants with $128,000 in incentive compensation.
Venum, the UFC’s apparel sponsor, is responsible for producing the incentive pay, which is distributed to the fighters in tiers determined by their length of service with the organization. Zuffa-era WEC bouts from January 2007 onward and Zuffa-era Strikeforce bouts from April 2011 onward are included in this term.
Individuals who have fought in three or fewer UFC/Zuffa professional bouts will receive $4,000; four to five fights will pay $4,500; six to ten bouts will pay $6,000; eleven to fifteen fights will pay $11,000; sixteen to twenty bouts will pay $16,000; and twenty-one fights or more will pay $21,000. In the meantime, $32,000 is awarded to title challengers and $42,000 to champions.
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