UFC Miami tickets: How much do they cost and where to get them?

The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) will bring another thrilling event of the year with the much-anticipated rematch between reigning middleweight champion Alex Pereira and Israel Adesanya. The championship title will be up for grabs when they collide at UFC 287 in Miami on April 8th.

The event marks the promotion's first trip back to Miami since 2003, and promises to deliver a series of thrilling and high-energy fights.

The highly anticipated card will feature a number of exciting bouts, including the co-main event between Gilbert Burns and Jorge Masvidal in the welterweight division. Rob Font will also be facing off against Adrian Yanez in a Bantamweight matchup, while Michelle Waterson will take on Luana Pinheiro in a Women’s Strawweight contest. Additionally, Kelvin Gastelum will battle Chris Curtis in a middleweight bout, with Kevin Holland scheduled to face Santiago Ponzinibbio in a welterweight showdown. All of these exciting fights promise to deliver high-stakes, action-packed moments.

The upcoming UFC 287: Pereira vs. Adesanya rematch fight at Miami-Dade Arena is drawing a lot of excitement and demand, with tickets for the event ranging in price. Currently, the minimum ticket price to attend the event is $389.00, while the cageside cost can be up to $1,400. For those looking for a truly VIP experience, there are premium tickets available for an eye-popping price of $9,067.00. Fans can the tickets from the official website of the organization's Vip Experience and Ticket Master.

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Adesanya's decisive showdown: The Battle for Middleweight supremacy at UFC 287

When the opportunity arose for Israel Adesanya to face Alex Pereira again, he immediately agreed. Pereira had previously defeated Adesanya, taking the middleweight championship title at UFC 281. Despite being ahead on the judges' scorecards by a score of 3-1 due to TKO in the last round, Adesanya eventually lost the fight. With five successful title defenses under his belt, a rematch with Pereira was inevitable. The two fighters will meet again in the main event of UFC 287, taking place on April 8th at the Miami-Dade Arena in Miami.

As champion, Israel Adesanya was known for his frequent participation in fights and wasn't going to alter his schedule just because he lost the title. Despite having lost to Alex Pereira three times, including twice in kickboxing, Adesanya was not deterred and was willing to face him again.

Recently speaking to The MacLife, 'Izzy' quoted:

"I’m not one of these guys who just chills. I can duck this guy or wait for this guy or wait for this guy to do this. Nah. Who’s ready to fight? I roll the dice.”

Watch the entire conversation with 'The Last Stylebender' below: