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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is gearing up to stage its next pay-per-view (PPV) offering, as UFC 222 is locked and loaded for March 3, 2018 inside T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
How to watch UFC 222 main card
Date: Saturday, March 3
Time: 10 p.m. ET
Location: T-Mobile Arena -- Las Vegas, Nevada
Stream: UFC.TV or Amazon
Channel: PPV (check provider)
Now, here's a look at the main UFC 222 fight card and betting odds.
The UFC makes their 2018 Las Vegas debut on Saturday, March 3, as UFC 222 takes place from the T-Mobile Arena.
The main event features Cris Cyborg defending her women's featherweight championship against Yana Kunitskaya.
In the co-main event, in featherweight action, former lightweight champion and two-time featherweight title challenger Frankie Edgar (21-5-1) fights Brian Ortega (13-0, 1NC).
While UFC 222 has a new main event that isn't expected to be close, it does have the greatest female fighter of all-time in the headlining position. The card now has a better co-headliner with an undercard mixed with veterans and young prospects.
(All times Eastern.)
UFC 222 date, start time
The first preliminary fight is available for UFC.com's Fight Pass members beginning at 6:30 p.m. The remaining preliminary fights can be viewed on Fox Sports 1 beginning at 8 p.m. Pay-per-view coverage begins at 10 p.m. Rockhold and Romero should enter the Octagon at around 12:15 a.m.
How to watch UFC 222
The main card on pay-per-view can be purchased for $64.99. For more information on how to order UFC 222 Cyborg vs. Kunitskaya, contact your TV provider. You can also live-stream UFC 222 and the Cyborg vs. Kunitskya main card on UFC.TV for $64.99.
UFC 222 fight card.
Main card
Cris Cyborg (c) vs. Yana Kunitskaya for the UFC Women's Featherweight title
Frankie Edgar vs. Brian Ortega; Featherweights
Sean O’Malley vs. Andre Soukhamthath; Bantamweights
Stefan Struve vs. Andrei Arlovski; Heavyweights
Cat Zingano vs. Ketlen Vieira; Women's Bantamweights
Preliminary Card
Ashley Yoder vs. Mackenzie Dern; Women's Strawweights
Beneil Dariush vs. Alexander Hernandez; Lightweights
John Dodson vs. Pedro Munhoz; Bantamweights
C. B. Dollaway vs. Hector Lombard; Middleweights
Mike Pyle vs. Zak Ottow; Welterweights
Bryan Caraway vs. Cody Stamann; Bantamweights
Jordan Johnson vs. Adam Milstead; Light Heavyweights
UFC 222 preview
The original main event was Max Holloway defending the featherweight title against Frankie Edgar. Holloway had to bow out of the fight due to a leg injury. After a few days of uncertainty of whether Edgar would stay on the show, the undefeated Ortega agreed to a new UFC contract and took the bout.
The UFC still needed a headlining fight; the company attempted to book a rematch between bantamweight titleholder TJ Dillashaw against former champion Cody Garbrandt. While Garbrandt accepted the bout, Dillashaw refused. He said the recent birth of his first child, not currently training and believing that Garbrandt didn't deserve a rematch at this time. So, the UFC reached out to Cyborg and Kunitskaya and the bout was quickly made.
Cyborg (19-1, 1NC) will have the shortest turnaround in her career by going 63 days between her UFC 219 unanimous decision victory over Holly Holm.
Kunitskaya (10-3, 1NC) is the former Invicta FC bantamweight champion, having defeated previous Cyborg opponent Tonya Evinger in Mar. 2017. She made one defense of her title, defeating Raquel Pa'aluhi back in August.
In the past, Cyborg's fighting style not being suited to go five rounds was a major knock on her game. She altered the narrative in the Holm fight by changing her style and becoming more of a complete fighter. If Kunitskaya is going to win, she's going to have to win by knockout: the 28-year-old has seven knockouts in her 10 victories.
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is gearing up to stage its next pay-per-view (PPV) offering, as UFC 222 is locked and loaded for March 3, 2018 inside T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
How to watch UFC 222 main card
Date: Saturday, March 3
Time: 10 p.m. ET
Location: T-Mobile Arena -- Las Vegas, Nevada
Stream: UFC.TV or Amazon
Channel: PPV (check provider)
Now, here's a look at the main UFC 222 fight card and betting odds.
The UFC makes their 2018 Las Vegas debut on Saturday, March 3, as UFC 222 takes place from the T-Mobile Arena.
The main event features Cris Cyborg defending her women's featherweight championship against Yana Kunitskaya.
In the co-main event, in featherweight action, former lightweight champion and two-time featherweight title challenger Frankie Edgar (21-5-1) fights Brian Ortega (13-0, 1NC).
While UFC 222 has a new main event that isn't expected to be close, it does have the greatest female fighter of all-time in the headlining position. The card now has a better co-headliner with an undercard mixed with veterans and young prospects.
(All times Eastern.)
UFC 222 date, start time
The first preliminary fight is available for UFC.com's Fight Pass members beginning at 6:30 p.m. The remaining preliminary fights can be viewed on Fox Sports 1 beginning at 8 p.m. Pay-per-view coverage begins at 10 p.m. Rockhold and Romero should enter the Octagon at around 12:15 a.m.
How to watch UFC 222
The main card on pay-per-view can be purchased for $64.99. For more information on how to order UFC 222 Cyborg vs. Kunitskaya, contact your TV provider. You can also live-stream UFC 222 and the Cyborg vs. Kunitskya main card on UFC.TV for $64.99.
UFC 222 fight card.
Main card
Frankie Edgar vs. Brian Ortega; Featherweights
Sean O’Malley vs. Andre Soukhamthath; Bantamweights
Stefan Struve vs. Andrei Arlovski; Heavyweights
Cat Zingano vs. Ketlen Vieira; Women's Bantamweights
Preliminary Card
Ashley Yoder vs. Mackenzie Dern; Women's Strawweights
Beneil Dariush vs. Alexander Hernandez; Lightweights
John Dodson vs. Pedro Munhoz; Bantamweights
C. B. Dollaway vs. Hector Lombard; Middleweights
Mike Pyle vs. Zak Ottow; Welterweights
Bryan Caraway vs. Cody Stamann; Bantamweights
Jordan Johnson vs. Adam Milstead; Light Heavyweights
UFC 222 preview
The original main event was Max Holloway defending the featherweight title against Frankie Edgar. Holloway had to bow out of the fight due to a leg injury. After a few days of uncertainty of whether Edgar would stay on the show, the undefeated Ortega agreed to a new UFC contract and took the bout.
The UFC still needed a headlining fight; the company attempted to book a rematch between bantamweight titleholder TJ Dillashaw against former champion Cody Garbrandt. While Garbrandt accepted the bout, Dillashaw refused. He said the recent birth of his first child, not currently training and believing that Garbrandt didn't deserve a rematch at this time. So, the UFC reached out to Cyborg and Kunitskaya and the bout was quickly made.
Cyborg (19-1, 1NC) will have the shortest turnaround in her career by going 63 days between her UFC 219 unanimous decision victory over Holly Holm.
Kunitskaya (10-3, 1NC) is the former Invicta FC bantamweight champion, having defeated previous Cyborg opponent Tonya Evinger in Mar. 2017. She made one defense of her title, defeating Raquel Pa'aluhi back in August.
In the past, Cyborg's fighting style not being suited to go five rounds was a major knock on her game. She altered the narrative in the Holm fight by changing her style and becoming more of a complete fighter. If Kunitskaya is going to win, she's going to have to win by knockout: the 28-year-old has seven knockouts in her 10 victories.
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