UFC 300 ceremonial weigh-ins: When is the UFC 300 ceremonial weigh-ins: Date and time for US, UK, Australia, France, Germany, Brazil and India audience revealed here

When is the UFC 300 ceremonial weigh-ins: Date and time for US, UK, Australia, France, Germany, Brazil and India audience revealed here

By Jaren Kawada

Modified Apr 09, 2024 00:50 GMT

Alex Pereira (pictured) will be the final fighter to walk out at the UFC 300 ceremonial weigh-ins as the defending champion [Photo Courtesy of Getty Images] — Alex Pereira (pictured) will be the final fighter to walk out at the UFC 300 ceremonial weigh-ins as the defending champion [Image Courtes:y Getty Images]

The day before the biggest fight card in MMA history goes down on April 13, the UFC will hold its traditional ceremonial weigh-in event on April 12.

Though UFC 300 is being marketed as the biggest event in promotional history, the ceremonial weigh-ins will still be free to the public but held in the MGM Grand Garden Arena. The UFC 300 fight card will commence in the T-Mobile Arena the following night.

As of April 8, 26 fighters are scheduled to appear on UFC 300 and thus are scheduled to weigh in the previous day. The ceremonial weigh-ins will begin at 4 p.m. PT locally in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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The iconic fight card will be headlined by UFC light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira defending his belt against former titleholder Jamahal Hill. Strawweight champion Zhang Weili will also attempt to defend her title in the co-main event against fellow Chinese fighter Yan Xiaonan.

Former champions Justin Gaethje and Max Holloway will meet in the third fight of the pay-per-view main card in a five-round affair for the BMF belt. Holloway will be making his second appearance as a lightweight in the UFC after previously challenging Dustin Poirier for the 155-pound interim championship in 2019.

The card in total will feature 20 ranked fighters including two undisputed champions. 10 additional fighters have previously held a UFC championship not including Kayla Harrison, who will be making her promotional debut after thrice becoming the PFL women's lightweight champion.

Watch the UFC 300 ceremonial weigh-ins from UFC on YouTube below: