The dawn of a new era is here as South Africa now holds the top spot in the middleweight division, with Dricus Du Plessis having defeated Sean Strickland to claim the title. The UFC 305 fight has intensified with debates over who the true South African fighter is—Dricus Du Plessis or Israel Adesanya. It’s not just the main event; there are also some other thrilling matchups. And as it takes place in Australia, raising questions for fans about when and where to catch it in their region. Let’s dive into the details for Canadian viewers.
In Canada, the event starts at 6:30 PM ET, with the main card going live at 10:00 PM ET. Fans can watch the Main Card at 10 PM ET / 7 PM PT on Sportsnet+, DAZN, UFC PPV on UFC Fight Pass, Rumble, and YouTube. The preliminary rounds will air at 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT on Sportsnet and TVA Sport, while the early preliminary rounds begin at 6:30 PM ET / 3:30 PM PT on UFC Fight Pass.
Du Plessis has journeyed far in his quest for gold. Now that he has it, he is ready to deliver a stellar performance at the Australian event against the man who once ruled the division. With both fighters having massive followings in Canada, fans won’t want to miss this fight that has interesting matchups, like Gamrot vs. Hooker and Kara-France vs. Erceg.
UFC 305: Winner of Du Plessis Vs. Adesanya To Decide Sean Strickland’s Next Opponent
In a recent interview, the UFC boss Dana White addressed the burning question of who Sean Strickland would fight next or whether he would get a title shot. He confirmed that Strickland will face the winner of DDP vs. Adesanya in his next bout.
If Strickland gets an opportunity, he does not want to let this slip away. After all, he still feels that Du Plessis robbed him of the title of middleweight. Will he be able to reclaim his lost glory? That still remains a million-dollar question.
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