UFC 311 Set to Dazzle with Makhachev vs. Tsarukyan 2 and Legendary Commentary Team
The excitement is palpable as the UFC gears up for its first major event of 2025, UFC 311 , taking place this Saturday at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California. The spotlight shines on a rematch years in the making, as lightweight champion Islam Makhachev defends his belt against rising contender Arman Tsarukyan. With the stakes sky-high and the narrative fueled by Tsarukyan’s fiery declaration that he’ll focus solely on high-profile “money fights” if victorious, this promises to be a clash for the ages.
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Accompanying the action inside the Octagon is a star-studded commentary lineup, featuring the legendary trio of Joe Rogan, Daniel Cormier, and Jon Anik. These voices have long been the heartbeat of UFC broadcasts, bringing unparalleled expertise and charisma to fans worldwide. Whether it’s Rogan’s energetic analysis, Cormier’s technical insights, or Anik’s smooth play-by-play, their chemistry sets the perfect tone for a night of MMA drama.
The main event isn't the only attraction. The co-main event features bantamweight champion Merab Dvalishvili defending his title against the undefeated Umar Nurmagomedov, adding yet another layer of intrigue to this stacked card. Additionally, seasoned veterans Beneil Dariush and Renato Moicano lock horns in a pivotal lightweight bout. Dariush, looking to rebound from back-to-back losses, faces the surging Moicano, who is on the best run of his career. Their contrasting styles and recent trajectories make this a must-watch matchup.
Adding to the spectacle, longtime UFC correspondent Megan Olivi will provide behind-the-scenes interviews and updates, while the iconic Bruce Buffer is set to energize the crowd with his booming fighter introductions. Chael Sonnen and Anthony Smith will also weigh in as desk analysts, offering their sharp commentary throughout the night.
Fans can catch the early prelims on ESPN+ at 6 p.m. ET, followed by the prelims on ESPNews at 8 p.m. ET, and the main card on ESPN+ PPV at 10 p.m. ET. As we count down to UFC 311, one thing is clear: the thrills and surprises of mixed martial arts are about to kick off 2025 in grand style. Don’t miss it!
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