Kamru Osman will once again defend his UFC welterweight title against George Masvidal at the UFC 261 Main Event, which takes place at the Wystar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida. This will be the first UFC event since March 2020 to have a full capacity crowd available in the United States.
Usman vs Masvidil 2 is one of three title fights on the card that sold out within hours and is expected to be in the arena of over 15,000 fans.
The last time Osman and Masvidil met nine months ago, Gamebread stepped in less than a week to challenge for the title when Osman’s original rival, Gilbert Burns, was contracted to COVID-19 Had to be pulled out.
Osman dominated the battle with clinic work and takedowns to reach a unanimous decision and retain his title. But now that both fighters have an entire camp, will things be different this time?
Also on the card is Valentina Shevchenko defending her women’s flyweight title against Jessica Andrade, while Zhang Weili holds her women’s title against former champion Rose Namajunas.
Below is a complete part of the schedule of UFC 261, which features Kamru Osman vs. George Masvidal for fight matchups, start times, odds, and more.
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When is Kamru Osman vs George Masvidal 2?
- Date: Saturday, april 24
- Preliminary Prelims: 5:45 pm ET
- Prelims: 8 PM ET
- PPV Main Card: 10 AM ET
The preliminary prelims for UFC 261 will start at 5:45 pm on ESPN +, the prelims will start at 8 pm on ESPN + and ESPN, and the pay-per-view main card on ESPN will be round out at least 10 pm. Midnight. Osman and Masvidal are expected to hit the Octagon at about 12:15 AM ET, although the exact timing depends on the length of the earlier fights.
How to watch UFC 261: Usman vs Masvidil
- TV Channels: ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN +
The main card of UFC 261 is available on the ESPN + subscription service in the US for a pay-per-view cost. That part of the event starts at around 10 p.m.
However, earlier fights can be seen live on ESPN, the WatchESPN app, and are on the UFC Fight Pass for early Prelims.
In Canada, the main card pay-per-view on UFC Fight Pass is available on Bell, Rogers, Shaw, Suscatel, Videotron, Telus, Eastlink and UFC PPV.
How much does UFC 261 cost?
- $ 64.99 (ESPN + subscribers)
- $ 84.99 (new customer)
In the US, the UFC 261 main card is available on ESPN + via pay-per-view, which also requires a subscription. The PPV value of UFC 261 is $ 69.99 For current customers. New Customer Can pay the bundle price $ 89.99 For UFC 261 pay-per-view and ESPN + annual subscriptions, which offers savings of over 30 percent.
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Where is UFC 261?
UFC 261 will take place at the Wystar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida. This will be the first UFC event since March 2020 to have a full capacity crowd available in the United States. Sold within 15,000 hours of the event and 15,000 fans are expected to be in the area for the event.
Usman vs Masvidal Odds for UFC 261
- Kamru Osman: -400
- George Masvidal: Is +300
According to the FanDuel Sportsbook, Usman is currently sitting at -300 with Musvidal at -300. As currently the difference is, Usman would have to wager $ 400 to make a $ 100 profit. A $ 100 wager on Masvidal will give a return of $ 300.
Kamru Osman Record
- Name: Kamru Osman
- the nationality: Nigerian American
- Arising: 11 May, 1987
- Height: 6-0
- the access: 76 inches
- Total fights: 19
- Record: 18-1
Georg Masvidil Record
- Name: Georg Masvidl
- the nationality: American
- Arising: 12 November, 1984
- Height: 5-11
- the access: 74 inches
- Total fights: ४ ९
- Record: Is 35-14
UFC 261 Fight Card
Main card
- Kamaru Osman (C) vs Usman George Masvidil for UFC Welterweight Championship
- Zhang Weeley (c) vs. Rose Namaznas for Zhang’s UFC Women’s Straightweight Championship
- Valentina Shevchenko (C) vs. Jessica Andred Shevchenko for the UFC Women’s Flyweight Championship
- Uriah Hall vs Chris Weidman (Middleweight)
- Anthony Smith vs Jimmy Croot (Light Heavyweight)
The initial
- Alex Olivera vs Randy Brown (Welterweight)
- Dwight Grant vs Stephen Sekulik (Welterweight)
- Carl Roberson vs Brendan Allen (Middleweight)
- Patrick Sabatini vs Tristan Conline (Featherweight)
Preliminary prelims
- Dana Battergal vs Kevin Natividad (bantamweight)
- Kazula Vargas vs Rong Xu (lighter)
- Kileng Aori vs Jeffrey Molina (Flyweight)
- Na Liang vs Arian Carlosi (Women’s Strawweight)
- Jamie Simmons vs Johnny Munoz (bantamweight)
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