Where to buy tickets, prices, full card
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UFC 289 might be the legendary Amanda Nunes’ final fight.
The 35-year-old UFC women’s featherweight and bantamweight champion, long considered to be the greatest to ever enter the ring, is battling up and comer Irene Aldana at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC, CA on Saturday, June 10.
And in a career filled with many highs, seeing her go out on top would be the cherry on top to a legendary run.
However, Aldana won’t go down easily.
“As much as I respect her, for me, I’m coming with a mentality of winning,” Aldana said in a pre-fight interview. “It’s not kill or die. For me, it’s kill or kill. That’s it.”
Thankfully, scoring last-minute tickets won’t be nearly as intense an experience — although seats aren’t exactly cheap.
At the time of publication, prices started at $157 USD before fees on Vivid Seats.
Still, it’s hard to put a price on potentially witnessing UFC history.
Plus, the undercard includes high-profile matchups between Oliveira and Dariush, Malott and Fuggit as well as Ige and Landwehr and many, many more.
Can’t wait to watch live?
Here’s everything you need to know and more if you’re planning on attending UFC 289.
All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.
UFC 289 ticket prices
A complete breakdown of how much tickets cost for all sections at Vancouver’s Rogers Arena on Saturday, June 10 can be found below.
(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout.)
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UFC 289 full fight card
For a closer look at all the battles in store this Saturday, we’ve listed all the fighters set to step into the ring at UFC 289 here:
| Main Card |
|---|
| Amanda Nunes (C) vs. Irene Aldana (5) Women’s Bantamweight Title Bout |
| Charles Oliveira (1) vs. Beneil Dariush (4) Lightweight Bout |
| Mike Malott vs. Adam Fugitt Welterweight Bout |
| Dan Ige (13) vs. Nate Landwehr Featherweight Bout |
| Marc-Andre Barriault vs. Erik Anders Middleweight Bout |
| Prelims |
|---|
| Nassourdine Imavov (12) vs Chris Curtis (14) Middleweight Bout |
| Miranda Maverick (15) vs. Jasmine Jasudavicius Women’s Flyweight Bout |
| Aiemann Zahabi vs. Aoriqileng Bantamweight Bout |
| Kyle Nelson vs. Blake Bilder Featherweight Bout |
| Early Prelims |
|---|
| David Dvorak vs. Stephen Erceg Flyweight Bout |
| Diana Belbita vs. Maria Oliveira Women’s Strawweight Bout |
How to watch UFC 289
In the event you can’t make it up north to catch Nunes and Aldana live in person, you don’t have to worry.
The a) early Preliminary fights will be broadcast on UFC Fight Pass, b) Prelims can be caught on ESPN or ESPN+ and c) the Main Card needs to be ordered on ESPN+.
Upcoming UFC fights
UFC 289 won’t be the final clash of the year.
To find out if a fight night is coming your way, our team went ahead and listed all the upcoming UFC events these next few months.
You can find them all right here:
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