UFC 309 LIVE: Jon Jones Fights Stipe Miocic In Heavyweight Title Showdown – Latest Updates & Results

Hardy, with his man in his corner, stands southpaw. Moura is Orthodox.

Moura takes the center of the ring for most of the first round and presses forward. She changes her attitude here and there.

Hardy invests in his opponent’s body throughout.

Moura with a couple of unanswered shots from range, and read up big.

Hard with a body kick late in the round and Moura catches it and takes his opponent down.

Okay, the first match is finally here; The broadcast team obviously had to fill some time with Weidman vs Anders cancelled.

Veronica Hardy vs Eduarda Moura, a women’s flyweight contest, gets us started.

Hardy is the wife of former UFC title challenger Dan Hardy.

Well, that’s why we said ‘subject to late change’ when we gave you tonight’s card in full: Chris Weidman vs Eryk Anders has been canceled at short notice!

Anders is ill and unable to face the former middleweight champion.

A bit of a delay before the matches begin, but don’t go anywhere!

We spoke to UFC legend Michael Bisping about tonight’s main event and he answered some of the overlooked questions ahead of Jones vs Miocic:

Jones has said he has no interest in facing Aspinall if he gets past Miocic tonight.

But UFC president Dana White apparently won’t let Jones off the hook so easily…

Subject to late changes…

Jon Jones (Champion) vs Stipe Miocic (Heavyweight Title)

Charles Oliveira vs Michael Chandler 2 (Lightweight, five rounds)

Bo Nickal vs Paul Craig (Middleweight)

Viviane Araujo vs Karine Silva (Women’s Flyweight)

Mauricio Ruffy vs James Llontop (Lightweight)

Jonathan Martinez vs Marcus McGhee (bantamweight)

Chris Weidman vs Eryk Anders (Middleweight)

Jim Miller vs Damon Jackson (Lightweight)

David Onama vs Roberto Romero (Lightweight)

Marcin Tybura vs Jhonata Diniz (Heavyweight)

Mickey Gall vs Ramiz Brahimaj (Welterweight)

Bassil Hafez vs Oban Elliott (Welterweight)

Veronica Hardy vs Eduarda Moura (Women’s Flyweight)

The card will be broadcast live on TNT Sports Box Office in the UK at a cost of £19.99, with the broadcaster’s app and website also streaming the matches. Discovery+ will also broadcast the action in the UK, with the same pay-per-view costs applying. In the US, ESPN+ will stream the event live on pay-per-view for $69.99, as will UFC’s Fight Pass.

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