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UFC might return to Sweden later this year. Photo: USA Today Sports
UFC might come back to Sweden this autumn. According to MMA journalist Nolan King, there is a chance that Swedish fans will get to see a UFC event live on their hometurf in November.
“Sounds like the UFC is exploring the possibility of a Sweden show in November, I’m told,” Nolan recently wrote on Twitter.
Sounds like the UFC is exploring the possibility of a Sweden show in November, I’m told.
— Nolan King (@mma_kings) July 13, 2022Read more: Undefeated Ali Taleb signs with PFL – Fights on stacked London card in August
UFC visited Sweden six times
There are no solid information about where and when the event might take place, and furthermore there are no bouts confirmed or even romoured for the card. However, with the amount of talented fighters Sweden has, the card would no doubt be stacked.
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So far the organization have visited the country six times. The first event, in April 2014, was headlined by a light heavyweight bout between Alexander “The Mauler” Gustafsson and Thiago Silva. A fight that Gustafsson won via unanimous decision.
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UFC might return to Sweden later this year. Photo: USA Today Sports
UFC might come back to Sweden this autumn. According to MMA journalist Nolan King, there is a chance that Swedish fans will get to see a UFC event live on their hometurf in November.
“Sounds like the UFC is exploring the possibility of a Sweden show in November, I’m told,” Nolan recently wrote on Twitter.
Sounds like the UFC is exploring the possibility of a Sweden show in November, I’m told.
There are no solid information about where and when the event might take place, and furthermore there are no bouts confirmed or even romoured for the card. However, with the amount of talented fighters Sweden has, the card would no doubt be stacked.
So far the organization have visited the country six times. The first event, in April 2014, was headlined by a light heavyweight bout between Alexander “The Mauler” Gustafsson and Thiago Silva. A fight that Gustafsson won via unanimous decision.
