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UFC 304 is almost here, and it's chock-full of can't-miss fights. We've compiled everything you need to know about how to buy UFC 304 tickets.
UFC 304 will see Leon Edwards and Belal Muhammad fight for Edwards' welterweight champion title, following their 2021 UFC Fight Night bout that ended in no contest after Muhammad sustained an eye injury, leaving him unable to continue. Both fighters hold solid records, each having lost only three fights in their professional careers. Edwards has won 22 fights, while Muhammad has walked away victorious in 23.
An interim heavyweight championship bout between Tom Aspinall and Curtis Blaydes will co-headline the stacked main card. Blaydes won their last fight in 2022 after Aspinall injured his knee. The fights will occur at Co-op Live in Manchester, England, on July 27. While the night's events will be televised on pay-per-view, tickets are also on sale if you're hoping to attend in person.
Below, we'll show you everything you need to know about how to get UFC 304 tickets. The breakdown includes the main fight card, as well as original and resale ticket price comparisons so that you can find the best deal possible.
Original standard UFC 304 tickets are sold through Ticketmaster. There is low availability for remaining tickets. You can also find ticket listings on resale websites like Vivid Seats and StubHub, where there is often more variety in seating and pricing.
The cheapest original standard UFC 304 tickets start at £255.70, which comes to about $328.39. On Vivid Seats, the cheapest resale listings start a bit cheaper, at $308. The cheapest StubHub listings start at £390, which is about $500. If you opt to get tickets from Vivid Seats and you're a first-time customer, you can get $20 off a $200 transaction using our exclusive code. Just enter INSIDER20 at checkout, and you'll be all set for savings.
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