Alexandre Pantoja vs Kai Asakura headlines this stellar UFC 310 pay-per-view card for the UFC Flyweight Title. The fight goes down at the famous T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on the morning of Sunday, December 8 (GMT) for UK MMA fans – but just how much are UFC 310 tickets to buy exactly?
How Much Do UFC 310 Tickets Cost?
The T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada takes centre stage as the UFC are in town for their latest numbered card. UFC 310 sees a mammoth fight in the main event – with the UFC Flyweight Title belt on the line at the top of the card for Alexandre Pantoja vs Kai Asakura.
The 125-pound bout between the champion, Alexandre Pantoja, and the challenger, Kai Asakura, of course headlines UFC 310. There are plenty of stellar fights too on the undercard including some big names and potential stars of the future.
The T-Mobile Arena has a rough capacity of 20,000, with ticket prices ranging from low to high. Tickets for UFC 310 in fact range from as little as $122, right up to as much as $6,500.
The cheapest $122 tickets for UFC 310 are of course the furthest away from the octagon, up at the top of the arena. The most expensive tickets are the inner octagon-side ones right beside the cage and ring walk track, which are priced at a maximum of $6,500.
These ticket prices are rather expensive, which is one huge criticism of Dana White and the UFC. Their ticket prices are extortionate, even compared to the average price of PPV boxing tickets.
The average price for UFC 310 tickets at the T-Mobile Arena on December 7 equates to roughly $310. Although UFC 310 tickets are still fairly expensive, this is far cheaper than their last few pay-per-view events.
This is far cheaper than the UFC’s last PPV event at UFC 309, where Jon Jones retained his UFC Heavyweight Title with a knockout victory over Stipe Miocic at Madison Square Garden. On that occasions, the average ticket price was over $1,800.
How Does The UFC 310 Ticket Price Compare To Previous UFC PPV Events?
These ticket prices are pretty expensive in general, but not compared to other pay-per-view events by the UFC’s standard. However, you could argue that the UFC are such a big brand in MMA now that they can charge more or less whatever price they want.
Not to mention the fact that this card is at the famous T-Mobile Arena – one of the most prestigious places for a fight night in the entire US today. The T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas has played host to several big-time boxing and MMA events of late, hence why tickets are still expensive.
UFC 309 was the last UFC pay-per-view, headlined by Jon Jones vs Stipe Miocic. On that occasions, tickets were deemed extortionately expensive for the heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden in new York. However, UFC 308 tickets before that were even more expensive than the last PPV show by quite some distance.
Ticket prices for standard UFC Fight Night cards range from around $120 dollars, up to $2,500. This is of course far less than UFC pay-per-view ticket prices, but is still quite expensive if you are a fan wanting to watch UFC as a hobby. The UFC as a business are certainly making a fortune through ticket sales.
Prior to the UFC 310 main event, the best UFC betting sites in the UK have priced Pantoja as the slight favourite by a small margin. As the champion and all round superior fighter on paper, all of the best UK betting apps are giving the advantage to the Brazilian going into the UFC 310 main event.
Be sure to claim the various UFC betting offers and free bet deals available on the SportsCasting site ahead of UFC 310.
