When Is the UFC 300 Pereira vs Hill Press Conference and Weigh-Ins?

Alex Pereira vs Jamahal Hill (Image credit: Getty Images)

After UFC 299 in Miami, UFC 300 Pereira vs Hill is quickly approaching, and the company is making every effort to commemorate this momentous anniversary. A two-time Olympic gold medallist, a standout collegiate wrestler, and twelve current or past champions will compete in the tournament, which is scheduled for April 13 in Las Vegas.

The UFC 300 Pereira vs Hill press conference will take place on Friday, April 12 at 5:30 AM and the weigh-in will take place on April 13 at 4.30 AM.

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What Makes UFC 300 An Interesting Event?

In the main event, reigning light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira of the UFC will make his comeback to defend the championship against past winner Jamahal Hill.

Several big matchups have already been announced for the event, set to take place at Las Vegas’s T-Mobile Arena on April 13, 2024. UFC boss Dana White has promised more blockbuster clashes to come in what could be one of the company’s biggest shows to date.

There’s also an All-China bout on the main card with Yan Xiaonan vs women’s strawweight champion Weili Zhang. Zhang outlasted Carla Esparza and regained her championship. Since then, she has defended it once, defeating Amanda Lemos in August of last year. In the meanwhile, Xiaonan earned the chance by TKOing Jessica Andrade in May of last year.

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UFC 300: Justin Gaethje vs Max Holloway (Image Credit: Getty Images)

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Also, when “champion” Justin Gaethje challenges former featherweight champion Max Holloway, the ceremonial “BMF” belt is up for grabs once again. With a brutal head-kick finish of Dustin Poirier in July of last year, Gaethje secured the title. In August of last year, Holloway retired the Korean Zombie, putting him back on the winning track.