Megan Olivi recently shared some behind-the-scenes snaps from the recently concluded UFC 311 event. The electrifying UFC 311 pay-per-view delivered unforgettable moments, with standout performances across the card.
Reinier de Ridder secured a swift first-round submission over Kevin Holland, Jailton Almeida dominated Serghei Spivac, and Jiri Prochazka triumphed in a thrilling battle against Jamahal Hill.
Bantamweight champion Merab Dvalishvili defended his title, handing Umar Nurmagomedov his first career loss. The evening concluded with lightweight kingpin Islam Makhachev submitting Renato Moicano in the first round, marking his fourth title defense.
Post-event, Megan Olivi, a key member of the broadcast team, shared behind-the-scenes photos on Instagram featuring moments with Islam Makhachev, Joe Rogan, and others. She captioned the post:
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“Loving fights is red #UFC311 What an event! Incredible fights, fantastic fans, dramatic changes, gorgeous venue, mega star power… the first pay-per-view of the year did not disappoint! I can’t wait to get home and rewatch the whole thing 👊♥️”
Check out Megan Olivi's post below:
Her husband, flyweight legend Joseph Benavidez, quickly reacted in the comments with lyrics from Tamia’s song, writing:
“🎶 I can’t really explain it, I’m so Intuit 🎶”
Olivi replied playfully, referencing the song’s version by Gambino:
“Tamia (and Gambino) love this version.”
Check out the exchange between Megan Olivi and Joseph Benavidez below:
When Megan Olivi revealed her UFC broadcast preparation process
Megan Olivi, a key figure in UFC broadcasting since 2010, shared insights into her meticulous preparation process in April last year. Known for her on-camera poise, Olivi revealed that while she occasionally uses a teleprompter for special shows like UFC Connected, her usual approach involves writing, memorizing, or improvising her lines.
Responding to a fan’s query on Instagram, Olivi explained:
"@sovigor, thank you! For this show only there is a prompter. For everything else - all broadcasts and desk work it's all my writing and memorization. Or off the cuff."
Check out Olivi's comment below: