UFC 295, is set for November 11, 2023, at Madison Square Garden, experienced alterations. The planned main event between Jon Jones and Stipe Miocic was postponed due to Jones’ shoulder injury. The new headline bout will decide the new champion in the vacant Light Heavyweight division, showcasing Alex Pereira against Jiri Prochazka. Let’s see who proves to be the superior knockout artist.
Alex Pereira vs Jiri Prochazka Stats Comparison
Alex Pereira, with a record of 8 wins, 2 losses, and no draws, recently made the move to the light heavyweight division. In his first fight in this division, Pereira faced Jan Blachowicz and emerged victorious by decision.
On the other hand, Jiri Prochazka boasts an impressive record of 29 wins, 3 losses, and 1 draw. Out of his 29 wins, Prochazka has achieved an impressive 25 knockouts. It is worth noting that out of Pereira’s 8 wins, 6 have come by way of victory.
With both fighters showcasing exceptional striking skills and knockout power, the highly anticipated clash between Alex Pereira and Jiri Prochazka has garnered immense attention. All eyes are on the vacant light heavyweight championship, eagerly awaiting to see which fighter will claim the title.
Initially, a bout between Jon Jones and Stipe Miocic was scheduled, but due to Jones’ injury and both fighters’ absence, the spotlight has shifted to UFC 295.
Dana White’s announcement of Pereira vs. Prochazka as the main event, along with Aspinall vs. Pavlovich as the co-main event, has further intensified the anticipation. The fight between Pereira and Prochazka, now headlining at MSG, will determine the new holder of the light heavyweight title.
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Experience the thrill on November 11th when Pereira and Prochazka battle for the vacant title in the main event. Additionally, the co-main event will showcase Tom Aspinall taking on Sergei Pavlovich in the interim title fight.
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