The December pay-per view is a time where the best fighters in one spotlight. As we near its end, these athletes come together for an event that will send them off on their separate ways but also leave fans wanting more because it’s always tough to say goodbye
A lot can happen between fights–a fighter might lose his or her trademark smile; another may find himself without work after being defeated by somebody he respected greatly just months ago
Main Event: Charles Oliveira vs Dustin Poirier
Charles Oliveira is defending his belt against Dustin Poirier in what could be an excellent lightweight title fight. The two men have taken very different roads to get here, with one being champion and the other still searching for theirs but they both deserve this opportunity so we’ll see how it goes!
Two belts are on the line at #UFC269! 🥊
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— Stadium Astro 😷 (@stadiumastro) December 9, 2021
Its been 10 years, 15 days and altogether 27 fights after making his commercial debut, Charles got a grip on the vacant lightweight title with a second round stoppage win over Chandler at UFC 262 in May earlier this year.
The triumph extended the young Brazilian’s 9 win streak regarding his record of most finishes in UFC history with 17 as he has 19 UFC victories under his name.
Matchup Stats: Oliveira vs Poirier
UFC 269 Updates: Date, Time, News
For many people, this was the pairing they wanted to see when Khabib Nurmagomedov initially announced his retirement and vacated the lightweight title. And although it took a couple fights for him or her (us) here we are.
Oliveira is one of the most experienced fighters in UFC history, with his twenty victories to date all coming inside a Octagon. His most recent win over McGregor standings has earned him Diamond Belt status!
The Champ is here 👑
[ @CharlesDoBronxs | #UFC269 | Saturday | Live on ESPN+ PPV: https://t.co/2qb3nhkDee ] pic.twitter.com/tCes7kJsXV
— UFC (@ufc) December 8, 2021
The fight is going to be is Las Vegas, Nevada on 12th December, Sunday. Its going to be ripper. May the best guy wins with all the efforts putting into a single fight would be a treat show to watch!!
