UFC returns to Madison Square Garden with the biggest heavyweight championship bout in company history in November when Jon Jones defends his newly-won belt against two-time titleholder and current No. 3 ranked contender Stipe Miocic.
As always, tickets are sold on Ticketmaster.com. The lowest-priced tickets start at $712.90 for the last row which is 15th, section 208 but rise all the way to $9,448.25 for official platinum seats. Seats that will let you have a better view whilst still being seated at the back are priced at $917
UFC 295: Jones vs. Miocic tickets will go on sale Friday, September 8 at 10 AM ET and are available for purchase at ticketmaster.com and msg.com. Ticket sales are limited to eight (8) per person.
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UFC 295 Jones vs. Miocic Ticket prices
On Saturday, November 11, UFC 295 will take place at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The main card will air on ESPN+ PPV at 10 PM ET/7 PM PT. At 8 PM ET/5 PM PT, the preliminary round will be broadcast simultaneously in English and Spanish on ESPN+, ESPN NEWS, and ESPN Deportes. The early prelims will begin on ESPN+ and UFC Fight Pass at 6 PM ET/3 PM PT. The main event card will be broadcast on Sony Sports in India.
Due to his advanced age and general inactivity, the card might also be Miocic’s last appearance in the cage. Therefore, it seems sensible that fans would consider UFC 295 to be a must-see event.
Miocic, the best heavyweight of all time and a two-time champion (fighting out of Independence, Ohio), wants to beat Jones for the first time. Miocic has notable victories over Fabricio Werdum, Alistair Overeem, and Daniel Cormier (twice). Miocic now plans to win the heavyweight championship a third time in order to join Randy Couture in the annals of boxing history.
Despite the possibility that UFC 295 will be Jon Jones’ final MMA fight, the current heavyweight champion has admitted that Francis Ngannou is the only other opponent with enough star power to convince him to reconsider his potential retirement.
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