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The show
Let's fight ! The UFC® (Ultimate Fighting Championship) announces its arrival in France, a first! And the world's largest MMA organisation has chosen the Accor Arena to install its famous octagon. Take advantage of this exceptional event to discover a complete combat sport that brings together several disciplines: English boxing, grappling, Brazilian ju-jitsu, kick-boxing, wrestling and muay-thai. See you on 3 September at the Accor Arena for some very high-level fights!
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Restrictions
You are not allowed to bring your own food into the Accor Arena.
You are not allowed to bring your own drinks into the Accor Arena.
Suitcases and holdalls are not allowed. Backpacks are allowed but must be checked in to the cloakroom.
“Professional” camera equipment is not allowed inside the Accor Arena.
About the show
Gane (10-1, fighting out of Vincennes, Île-de-France) has had a meteoric rise through the heavyweight division, spurred on by impressive victories over Derrick Lewis, Alexander Volkov and Junior Dos Santos. Most recently, Gane made history as he became the first French-born athlete to fight for the heavyweight championship against his former teammate, Francis Ngannou. Gane now intends to put on a show-stopping performance and set himself up for another shot at the title.
Thrilling striker and fan favourite Tuivasa (15-3, fighting out of Western Sydney, Australia) is coming off a sensational KO victory against former title challenger Derrick Lewis. Tuivasa’s last fight saw him enter enemy territory when he took on Lewis in his home state. Next up, Tai travels to Paris as he intends to continue his momentum up the heavyweight ladder.
Former UFC middleweight champion Whittaker (23-6, fighting out of Sydney, Australia) looks to continue his journey back into the title picture as he takes on Italy’s own Vettori. With a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Whittaker boasts wins over many middleweight contenders, including Jared Cannonier, Darren Till and Kelvin Gastelum. Earlier this year, he went the distance against UFC middleweight champion Israel Adesanya, narrowly missing out on a victory. Whittaker will look to get back to his winning ways in Paris.
Vettori (18-4-1, fighting out of Mezzocorona, Italy) aims to start his 2022 campaign with a spectacular victory and make a statement with the biggest win of his UFC career. During his UFC run, he has delivered notable wins against Paulo Costa, Kevin Holland and Jack Hermansson. Vettori will look to set himself up for another go at the championship.