UFC India: Anshul Jubli, an Indian lightweight prospect who just won a contract with the UFC in the ROAD TO UFC finals, inspired more MMA competitors to participate in the promotion. The second season of ROAD TO UFC, the most significant chance for Asia’s top MMA prospects to compete globally, was also announced today by UFC. The complete information on how Indian fighters can land a UFC contract is below. Follow the latest UFC News: ROAD TO UFC season 2 Updates with InsideSport.IN
ROAD TO UFC season 2 : How can Indian MMA fighters apply?
The men’s flyweight, bantamweight, featherweight, and lightweight categories are all returning for Season 2 of ROAD TO UFC, which the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) said on Tuesday will kick off on May 27 and 28.
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The tournament’s locations and venues will be made public before each round, which spectators will see live. In the fourth quarter of 2023, the finals will most probably take place as headliner bouts on a UFC Fight Night Asia event, and the promotion will give UFC contracts to the victors of each of the four divisions.
Interested athletes can submit their profiles and fight videos to RoadtoUFC@ufc.com by March 13. Athletes from China, Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, and India participated in Season 1; competitors from an even more comprehensive range of nations are anticipated to participate in Season 2.
Indian fighter Anshul Jubli wins a UFC contract
In each of the four weight divisions for men, 32 mixed martial artists fought in the inaugural ROAD TO UFC, which started in June 2022. After the competition earlier this month on February 5, UFC contracts were awarded to Anshul Jubli of India, Jeong Yeong Lee of South Korea, Rinya Nakamura of Japan, and Hyun Sung Park of South Korea.
Three other ROAD TO UFC competitors were signed: Indonesian finalist Jeka Saragih, Japanese finalist Toshiomi Kazama, and non-tournament battle victor Zhang Mingyang.
Where to watch ROAD TO UFC season 2 in India?
Every episode of ROAD TO UFC will air in Asia at a time zone GMT +8, allowing viewers in Asia to learn more about the athletes through in-event features and competitions on the UFC broadcast partners listed below:
CHINA: MIGU
HONG KONG: NOW SPORTS
INDIA: SONY TEN 2
INDONESIA: MOLA
JAPAN: WOWOW
SOUTH KOREA: TVN, TVN SHOW, TVN SPORTS, TVING
MALAYSIA: ASTRO SUPERSPORT 5, UNIFI TV, MOLA
MYANMAR: CANAL+
PHILIPPINES: TAP GO, PREMIER SPORTS
SINGAPORE: HUB SPORTS, MIO SPORTS, MOLA
THAILAND & CAMBODIA: TRUE SPORTS HD3
VIETNAM: K+ SPORTS
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