Who's fighting on the UFC card tonight, December 7, 2024? - Know your UFC 310 main and prelim card fighters, records, and highlights

The UFC is headed to the T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, for its upcoming pay-per-view card, UFC 310. Brace yourselves for a night of epic battles as we look at the exciting fighters gracing the UFC card tonight.

Headlining the UFC 310: Pantoja vs. Asakura card will be a flyweight title showdown between reigning champion Alexandre Pantoja and Kai Asakura.

In the co-main event, undefeated rising welterweight contenders Shavkat Rakhmonov and Ian Garry will square off in a title eliminator.

Let's take a look at all the main and prelims fighters competing on the UFC 310 card tonight.

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UFC card tonight: UFC 310 main card fighters

Here is a list of all the main card fights for this weekend's UFC 310 event:

Alexandre Pantoja (c) vs. Kai Asakura (flyweight)

Shavkat Rakhmonov vs. Ian Machado Garry (welterweight)

Ciryl Gane vs. Alexander Volkov (heavyweight)

Bryce Mitchell vs. Kron Gracie (featherweight)

Nate Landwehr vs. Choi Doo-ho (featherweight)

Alexandre Pantoja (28-5)

Alexandre Pantoja captured the UFC flyweight title by edging out a split-decision victory over Brandon Moreno at UFC 290 and followed that up with a unanimous decision win over Brandon Royval at UFC 296 last December. In the subsequent outing at UFC 301, 'The Cannibal' outpointed Steve Erceg to make a second successful title defense.

Kai Asakura (21-4)

Japanese sensation Kai Asakura is getting a rare title opportunity in his promotional debut this Saturday. The former Rizin FF bantamweight champion is coming off back-to-back knockout victories with his latest triumph coming over Juan Archuleta at Rizin 45 in December.

Shavkat Rakhmonov (18-0)

Shavkat Rakhmonov has finished all of his career wins. The Kazakhstani's last six victories came under the UFC banner, including five submissions and one knockout.

In his latest outing at UFC 296, Rakhmonov submitted Stephen Thompson in the second round. 'Nomad' will hope to keep his 100% finishing rate intact when he faces another unbeaten opponent for a chance to fight for gold.

Ian Machado Garry (15-0)

Ian Machado Garry is 8-0 under the promotional banner. The Irishman's last three victories came via decision with his latest triumph coming over former Bellator star Michael Page at UFC 303 earlier this year.

Ciryl Gane (12-2)

Ciryl Gane has fought for the UFC gold thrice since edging out Alexander Volkov in their first meeting back in 2021. 'Bon Gamin' captured the interim heavyweight title following that victory and suffered two title-fight losses against Francis Ngannou and Jon Jones over his next four outings.

Alexander Volkov (38-10)

Alexander Volkov has gone 5-1 since his decision loss to Ciryl Gane over three years ago. The Russian is on a four-fight win streak, including three straight finishes and a recent unanimous decision victory over Sergei Pavlovich in June.

Bryce Mitchell (16-2)

Bryce Mitchell has gone 1-2 in his last three trips to the octagon. 'Thug Nasty' was stopped in both the losses with his latest defeat coming against Josh Emmett via first-round knockout at UFC 296. The Arkansas native will be determined to get his hand raised when he faces another struggling opponent on Saturday.

Kron Gracie (5-2)

Kron Gracie started his UFC career in dominant fashion, scoring his fifth straight submission victory over Alex Caceres back in 2019. However, the Brazilian suffered a setback later that year as he dropped a hard-fought unanimous decision to Cub Swanson.

After a lengthy hiatus, the BJJ ace returned to the octagon at UFC 288 in May 2023 but found himself on the wrong side of another unanimous decision against Charles Jourdain.

Nate Landwehr (18-5)

Nate Landwehr had a three-fight win streak snapped in a unanimous decision loss to Dan Ige at UFC 289. However, 'The Train' bounced back impressively, knocking out Jamall Emmers in March.

Choi Doo-ho (15-4-1D)

After going winless in three straight fights, Choi Doo-ho fought Kyle Nelson to a majority draw in February 2023. In his subsequent outing earlier this year, the South Korean obliterated Bill Algeo via second-round TKO.

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UFC card tonight: UFC 310 preliminary card fighters

Here is a list of all the prelim card fights for this weekend's UFC 310 event:

Dominick Reyes vs. Anthony Smith (light heavyweight)

Vicente Luque vs. Themba Gorimbo (welterweight)

Movsar Evloev vs. Aljamain Sterling (featherweight)

Randy Brown vs. Bryan Battle (welterweight)

Dominick Reyes (13-4)

Dominick Reyes ended a four-fight skid with a first-round knockout of Dustin Jacoby last time out in June. 'The Devastator' will hope to string together another win streak when he faces Anthony Smith at the T-Mobile Arena.

Anthony Smith (37-20)

Anthony Smith has struggled for consistency of late, going 2-3 in his last five fights. In his latest trip to the octagon, 'Lionheart' came up short against Roman Dolidze at UFC 303.

Vicente Luque (22-10-1D)

Vicente Luque has gone 1-3 in his last four outings. 'The Silent Assassin' was stopped in three of those defeats and is fresh off a TKO loss to Joaquin Buckley earlier this year.

Themba Gorimbo (14-4)

Themba Gorimbo was stopped in his UFC debut last year but rattled off four consecutive wins thereafter, including three victories this year. 'The Answer' took a unanimous decision from Niko Price last time out in October and is eyeing his fifth consecutive win against a battle-hardened welterweight.

Movsar Evloev (18-0)

Movsar Evloev is 8-0 under the promotional banner and is fresh off a hard-fought unanimous decision victory over Arnold Allen at UFC 297 in January. The Russian will look to secure his first finish in the promotion and insert himself into title contention with a statement performance.

Aljamain Sterling (24-4)

After dropping the bantamweight crown to Sean O'Malley at UFC 292 in August 2023, Aljamain Sterling made a statement 145-pound debut as he smothered Calvin Kattar over three rounds to secure a unanimous decision victory at UFC 300. 'Funk Master' now looks to continue his ascent up the divisional ladder against a young unbeaten fighter.

Randy Brown (19-5)

Randy Brown will be seeking his fourth consecutive win this weekend. In his latest outing at UFC 302, the Jamaican edged out a unanimous decision victory over Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos.

Bryan Battle (11-2-1NC)

Bryan Battle's collision course with Ange Loosa ended in a no-contest due to an accidental eye poke in March. In his subsequent outing in September, 'The Butcher' obliterated Kevin Jousset via second-round TKO.