The much-anticipated UFC 300 event is stirring controversy before the first fight even begins. Last Tuesday night (March 19), the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) unveiled the official poster for the event, set for April 13 in Las Vegas. However, the artwork the promotion chose didn’t go over well with MMA fans, who expressed disappointment and criticized its simplicity.
The MMA community was quick to react to the poster reveal, voicing frustration over what it saw as a lack of creativity from the promotion’s artists. There were even comparisons with the posters for previous landmark events such as UFC 100 and UFC 200, both known for a bolder, more elaborate look.
UFC 300 promises to be a standout event with a lineup of star fighters. The main event features a light heavyweight title fight (205 lb) between Alex “Poatan” Pereira and Jamahal Hill. The card also includes big names such as Charles “do Bronx” Oliveira, Arman Tsarukyan, Justin Gaethje, Max Holloway, Holly Holm and Aljamain Sterling, making it one of the most anticipated events of the year for MMA fans.
