Sean O'Malley reacts to Dana White's plans for Noche UFC 306: "Holy sh*ttttttt!!! Insane"

Sean O'Malley has revealed his excitement about the upcoming Noche UFC 306 pay-per-view, which will see him headline the night against Merab Dvalishvili.

The pay-per-view will take place on Sept. 14 at the Las Vegas Sphere, marking the first sporting event of its kinda to be held there. In Dana White's words, Noche UFC 306 will be one of the biggest nights in the history of sport, as they have spent upwards of $16 million to make it all happen.

As the event approaches, details have remained scarce in regards to what exactly fans and fighters should expect on the night, however, a recent report by The Hollywood Reporter (THR) is believed to have uncovered some details.

Shared by Championship Rounds on X, Noche UFC 306 will reportedly include live acts as well as multiple short films to be displayed on the 16k resolution wraparound interior LED screen inside the arena.

Check out the tweet here:

Soon after the above tweet was shared, Sean O'Malley replied, where he teased fans about what's coming.

According to 'Suga', who defends his bantamweight title on the night, he was recently given a walkthrough of the event by Dana White and he couldn't contain his excitement. The 29-year-old wrote:

"Dana just walked me through the event. HOLY SH*TTTTTTT!!! INSANE"

Check out O'Malley's response here:

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Sean O'Malley vows to take advantage of Merab Dvalishvili's cut at Noche UFC 306

Sean O'Malley has promised fans he intends to open up the cut on Merab Dvalishvili's head during their UFC 306 main event bout on Sept. 14.

Last month, 'The Machine' shared a video on social media of him getting a cut above his eye stitched up by a doctor. Dana White later criticized Dvalishvili for posting it online, and O'Malley has now had his say.

As per 'Suga', who was speaking to Kevin Iole, it was a mistake by Dvalishvili to reveal he had a cut of any type, as he now intends to exploit it during their fight. He said:

"I am a 100% going to open up that cut whether it's healed or not... I don't know how much it can heal, I've never really had any bad cuts so I'm not sure. But I'm gonna be, you know, that's the left side of his face, this right hand doesn't miss. So yeah, It just adds I think, I'll probably accidentally hit his nose before I hit that cut. The nose just kind of takes up like 85% of his face. So I'm gonna try and get around his nose to get to that cut."

Check out Sean O'Malley's comments here (6:05):