UFC 320: Pereira’s Redemption, Ankalaev’s Reign, and a Card Full of Showstoppers

UFC 320 storms back this summer with a fight card loaded with championship drama and division-shaping matchups. The spotlight is on Alex Pereira and Magomed Ankalaev in a rematch for the light heavyweight title, while Merab Dvalishvili faces Cory Sandhagen in a bantamweight showdown years in the making. Every fight on the card carries a story, making this event one of the most anticipated of the year.

The Light Heavyweight Rivalry Continues

Magomed Ankalaev proved his dominance at UFC 313, but Pereira remains a threat capable of ending any fight in a single exchange. This rematch at UFC 320 is fueled by pride, gold, and the promise of high-intensity exchanges.

Adding to the drama, Jiri Prochazka serves as the official backup fighter. If he steps in, fans could witness the opening chapter of another epic rivalry—or the continuation of a trilogy fans have been waiting for.

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A Battle for Bantamweight Supremacy

Merab Dvalishvili’s wrestling engine meets Cory Sandhagen’s striking creativity in a co-main event that blends relentless pace with technical mastery. The winner not only claims the belt but sets the tone for the bantamweight division’s future.

Main Card Depth That Delivers

UFC 320 offers more than just its headliners:

• Jiri Prochazka vs Khalil Rountree Jr. – A clash with title implications.
  
• Edmen Shahbazyan vs André Muniz – Middleweight contenders seeking to break into the top tier.
  
• Macy Chiasson vs Yana Santos – A pivotal women’s bantamweight contest.
  
• Joe Pyfer vs Abusupiyan Magomedov – A middleweight matchup with serious knockout potential.
  

An Event You Can’t Afford to Miss

From the opening bout to the championship main event, UFC 320 will be a night of skill, heart, and defining moments. Whether you’re watching cageside or from home, this is fight night at its finest—where every punch, kick, and takedown could change the course of UFC history.