08 May - 
UFC events never returning to Las Vegas Sphere

Following their inaugural event later this year, reports have surfaced suggesting that the UFC will never return for a second event at the Las Vegas Sphere.

UFC 306 is set to be a historic event in the sport of mixed martial arts. The pay-per-view will take place at the coveted Las Vegas Sphere and is expected to be one of the most unique events in the sport's history.

Although the event at the Sphere could be an innovative new addition to the UFC going forward, it may be a one and done for the promotion. The idea of only hosting one card at the venue was discussed during the recent TKO earnings call.

"It wasn't necessarily built for UFC events. And it will be a one and done. We will do it one and done. "

"That's what Dana White has told us and he's going to make it extra special."

Despite being at the pinnacle of combat sports, the UFC are always trying to find ways to extend the gap between themselves and their competitors.

Listen to the brief clip from the TKO earnings call below.

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Who will be competing at UFC 306?

UFC 306 will take place on September 14 and will be the organisation's debut event at the Las Vegas Sphere. The PPV will be held in celebration for the upcoming Mexican Independence Day, which begins just days later.

At this time, no bout has been confirmed for the fight card but there have been some huge rumored matchups.

Conor McGregor is making his long-awaited return to the octagon when he faces Michael Chandler on June 29. Ideally, the Irishman wants to make quick work of his tough opponent and make a splash at the Las Vegas Sphere–with Nate Diaz a potential opponent for that date.

Alongside 'The Notorious', another rumored clash for the event is Sean O'Malley putting his title on the line for the second time. 'Suga' will take on the hard-working Merab Dvalishvili, if the rumors do come to fruition.