Las Vegas is set to host a must-watch UFC event as Alex Pereira defends his Light Heavyweight title against Magomed Ankalaev at UFC 313 on March 8th inside the T-Mobile Arena. The reigning champ, Pereira,

Dominick Cruz wants to see Magomed Ankalaev utilize his full skillset vs. Alex Pereira at UFC 313. Ankalaev (20-1-1 MMA, 11-1-1 UFC) challenges light heavyweight champion Pereira (12-2 MMA, 9-1 UFC) in Saturday’s main event at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas ( ESPN+ pay-per-view,

Countdown’ preview video for the #UFC313 main event light heavyweight title fight in Las Vegas: Champ Alex Pereira vs. Magomed Ankalaev.

The officials for the UFC 313 main event between Alex Pereira and Magomed Ankalaev have been revealed. Referee Marc Goddard will oversee the action in the March 8 title fight at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Alex Pereira is training with all the bodies he can for Magomed Ankalaev. Next week, Pereira will defend his light heavyweight title for a fourth time in the main event of UFC 313 in Las Vegas. Coached by Plinio Cruz and former UFC Champion Glover Teixeira,

Alex Pereira believes he can hold his own on the ground against Magomed Ankalaev. Advertisement Pereira puts his light heavyweight title on the line against Ankalaev in the main event at UFC 313 on Saturday at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Alex Pereira wants Magomed Ankalaev to put his money where his mouth is. Advertisement Ankalaev has been a consistent presence on social media leading up to his title opportunity against Pereira in the UFC 313 headliner at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday night.

Will Magomed Ankalaev wrestle Alex Pereira at Saturday’s UFC 313? Ankalaev weighs in on his strategy for his championship fight.

Magomed Ankalaev adjusts his Ramadan fast for peak performance at UFC 313, where he challenges Alex Pereira for the light heavyweight title.

With a title fight on the horizon, Magomed Ankalaev hasn't been able to strictly adhere to his normal religious practices. This year, Muslims are observing Ramadan from Feb. 28 through March 29. Part of that observance involves abstaining from food or drink during that 30-day period from sunrise to sunset.