UFC 232 takes place on Saturday, December 29, 2018 at The Forum in Inglewood, California.

The card airs live on pay-per-view starting 10pm ET.
The light heavyweight GOAT is back, and he’s throwing hands with the guy that gave him his best test. That is right folks, Jon Jones meets Alexander Gustafsson in a rematch of one of the greatest fights in UFC history – using the empty light heavyweight belt at stake.
Regardless of the asterisk involved each time Jones’ name is brought up in historic terms, there’s no doubting that he is the most compelling physical prospect to step inside the octagon. How do you forget about an undefeated fighter using a 6’4″ frame, 84″ reach and a fighting style that nobody could figure out?
The man that came closest to legitimately beating Bones was Alexander Gustafsson, whose elevation and scope raised some issues. The Swede is 6’5″ and an wonderful boxer in his own right, and he had been the first man to take down the former champ. After two failed attempts to raise the 205-pound gold, Gustafsson could finally take the strap and beat the consensus GOAT from the process.
Speaking of GOATS, Cris Cyborg has a rightful claim to the moniker in women’s MMA. The only knock against her is that she has mainly been fighting girls who’ve been far overmatched. However, bantamweight champ Amanda Nunes is coming to get the opportunity to seize Cyborg’s featherweight strap, and this is a superfight. Nunes is the one fighter whose striking might be every bit the equal of Justino’s when it comes to knockout power.
With two title fights featuring two stars of the sport, UFC 232 continues a long tradition of ending each year with a bang. Have a look at the scheduled fights below, and be sure to check in during combat week for in-depth betting previews about how best to bet online. UFC chances from BookMaker.eu are usually released on Monday before each occasion – though large fight bookings are usually available much sooner. Live UFC betting is also available to hedge any of your stakes as well.
UFC 232 Lineup (Subject to Change)
Main Event, Light Heavyweight Championship – Jon Jones vs. Alexander Gustafsson
Former light heavyweight winner Jon Jones (22-1, 9 KOs, 6 SUBs) will rematch Alexander Gustafsson (18-4, 11 KOs, 3 SUBs) for the empty title at UFC 232 on Saturday, December 29, 2018 in The Forum in Inglewood, Califronia. The card issuers reside on pay-per-view starting 10pm ET. One of the most important fights in UFC history gets another run. Light heavyweight GOAT and former winner Jon Jones is back from yet another suspension, fulfilling former foe Alexander Gustafsson in a rematch of their 2013 thriller that left both men bruised, battered and bloodied. More
Co-Main Event, Women’s Featherweight Championship – Cris Cyborg vs. Amanda Nunes
Women’s featherweight champion Cris”Cyborg” Justino (20-1, 17 KOs) will defend her title against bantamweight champion Amanda Nunes (16-4, 11 KOs, 3 SUBs) in UFC 232 on Saturday, December 29, 2018 at The Forum in Inglewood, California. The card issuers reside on pay-per-view starting 10pm ET. When it comes to the women’s GOAT dialog, Cris Cyborg’s name needs to be on peak of the list. Ever since dropping her pro debut in 2005, the Brazilian killer has not just gone undefeated in 20 straight fights, she is absolutely shredded whoever has burst across the cage out of her. Fundamentally, Cyborg has crushed her challengers together with all the violent efficiency of a horror movie slasher.

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