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Paris Set to Erupt: UFC Fight Night: Moicano vs. Saint-Denis Headlining, on Saturday, September 28, U.S. Broadcast on ESPN+


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This Saturday, September 28, 2024, MMA fans worldwide will witness an unforgettable night of combat sports as UFC Fight Night: Moicano vs. Saint-Denis invades the iconic Accor Arena in Paris.


With a stacked 14-fight card, the event promises non-stop action, featuring a mix of rising stars and established names.


Topping the card is a thrilling lightweight clash between Brazilian submission specialist Renato Moicano and France’s very own Benoit Saint-Denis.


The co-main event features a high-stakes middleweight bout between Nassourdine Imavov and American powerhouse Brendan Allen, with both fighters looking to secure their path to a title shot.



Here's a full breakdown of the electrifying fight card that will light up Paris, U.S. Broadcast on ESPN+


UFC Fight Night: Moicano vs. Saint-Denis - Full Fight Card Breakdown


Main Event: Lightweight (155 lbs)
Renato Moicano vs. Benoit Saint-Denis

In the main event, Brazil’s Renato Moicano returns to the Octagon to take on France’s Benoit Saint-Denis. Moicano, known for his ground game and experience in wars with elite fighters, faces the fast-rising Saint-Denis, a former French military operator turned MMA fighter, with the home crowd firmly behind him.


Co-Main Event: Middleweight (185 lbs)
Nassourdine Imavov vs. Brendan Allen

In the co-main event, Frenchman Nassourdine Imavov, a rising star in the middleweight division, takes on the tough and versatile American Brendan Allen. Both fighters are on a mission to cement their status as top contenders in a division that’s wide open.



Main Card: Featherweight (145 lbs)
William Gomis vs. Joanderson Brito

William Gomis, another French standout, battles Brazil's Joanderson Brito in what promises to be a featherweight firefight. Gomis looks to continue his rise with a win on home soil, while Brito plans to spoil the party.


Main Card: Welterweight (170 lbs)
Kevin Jousset vs. Bryan Battle

New Zealand’s Kevin Jousset faces TUF 29 winner Bryan Battle in a welterweight clash. Jousset, making waves in the division, will have to deal with Battle’s relentless pace and power.


Main Card: Featherweight
Morgan Charriere vs. Gabriel Miranda

France’s Morgan Charriere, known for his thrilling style, takes on Brazilian submission ace Gabriel Miranda in a highly anticipated featherweight scrap.


Main Card: Lightweight (155 lbs)
Fares Ziam vs. Matt Frevola

France’s Fares Ziam faces the dangerous Matt Frevola in a lightweight bout that could steal the show. Ziam’s technical prowess will be tested by Frevola’s aggressive style.





Preliminary Card

Light Heavyweight (205 lbs)
Ion Cutelaba vs. Ivan Erslan

Fan-favorite Ion Cutelaba returns to take on Croatia’s Ivan Erslan in a high-octane light heavyweight fight. Expect fireworks from these two heavy hitters.


Light Heavyweight (205 lbs)
Oumar Sy vs. Da Woon Jung

French prospect Oumar Sy looks to make a statement against South Korea’s Da Woon Jung in a battle of light heavyweight up-and-comers.


Lightweight
Ľudovít Klein vs. Roosevelt Roberts

Slovakian striker Ľudovít Klein squares off against Roosevelt Roberts in a lightweight matchup that promises plenty of action on the feet.


Bantamweight
Taylor Lapilus vs. Vince Morales

French bantamweight Taylor Lapilus returns to the UFC to take on American Vince Morales in a fight that has fireworks written all over it.


Bantamweight (135 lbs)
Ailín Pérez vs. Darya Zheleznyakova

In the women’s bantamweight division, Argentina’s Ailín Pérez clashes with Russia’s Darya Zheleznyakova, with both fighters eager to make their mark.


Flyweight (125 lbs)
Daniel Barez vs. Victor Altamirano

Spain’s Daniel Barez battles Mexico’s Victor Altamirano in a flyweight bout that could see fast-paced grappling exchanges.


Bantamweight
Nora Cornolle vs. Jacqueline Cavalcanti

French fighter Nora Cornolle takes on Brazilian Jacqueline Cavalcanti in a women’s bantamweight contest sure to get the crowd on their feet.


Lightweight
Bolaji Oki vs. Chris Duncan

Opening the card, lightweight Bolaji Oki will face Scotland’s Chris Duncan, with both men looking to kick off the night with a bang.


With a lineup full of rising contenders and fan favorites, UFC Fight Night: Moicano vs. Saint-Denis is shaping up to be a must-watch event. Don’t miss out on a night of thrilling fights, Paris-style!



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