UFC 312: Everything You Need to Know Before the Big Night
UFC 312 is right around the corner, and fans are already buzzing about the match‑ups. The event lands on Nov 23, 2025 at the Madison Square Garden in New York. If you’re wondering who’s headlining, it’s a clash between former champion Jon "The Hammer" Davis and rising star Luisa "Lightning" Moreno. Both fighters are coming off impressive wins, so expect fireworks.
Full Fight Card at a Glance
The undercard is stacked with talent that could steal the show. Highlights include:
- Co‑Main Event: Mike "Titan" Russo vs. Rashid Al‑Saadi – a classic striker vs. grappler showdown.
- Women's Bantamweight: Emma "The Phoenix" Clarke vs. Yara "Viper" Singh – both are on winning streaks.
- Heavyweight Bout: Gus "Bull" Hansen vs. Ivan "The Wall" Petrov – a power‑play you won’t want to miss.
Each fight brings a different style, so new fans can find a bout that clicks with them.
Tickets, Streaming & Betting Tips
Tickets are selling fast. Early‑bird seats in the lower bowl start at $180, while premium courtside spots can hit $650. If you miss out, check reputable resale platforms – just watch for inflated prices.
For watching at home, the fight will be live on ESPN+ and the UFC Fight Pass app. Both streams offer high‑def video and real‑time stats, so you won’t miss any action.
Betting odds are already out. Davis is a slight favorite at –150, while Moreno sits at +130. The co‑main event is nearly even, with Russo at –110 and Al‑Saadi at +100. If you like a little risk, consider the undercard picks—Clarke’s striking power gives her a +250 edge over Singh.
Overall, UFC 312 promises a mix of veteran experience and fresh talent. Whether you’re in the arena, streaming at home, or placing a wager, you’re set for a night of unforgettable fights.
