After Jon Jones defeated Ciryl Gane at UFC 285, Gane said he would be going back to the gym and working on his round game and improving drastically. Months later, Gane finds himself faced with another Heavyweight main event. His next fight is going to be against another ferocious Heavyweight, Sergey Spivak.

Jones, who is the current UFC HW champion, is going to fight one of the best Heavyweights of all time – Stipe Miocic. If Gane wins this fight and Jones wins him, could a shot at redemption be waiting for Bon Gamin? If you want to find out, you need to catch the UFC Fight Night: Ciryl Gane vs. Sergey Spivak, live.

Fighter Rankings and Title Implications

The Heavyweight main event bout between Ciryl Gane and Sergey Spivak promises to be a monster clash. The two fighters have a lot on the line. Gane is looking to bounce back from his ‘real loss’ and prove that he is deserving of a second shot at the title. Meanwhile, Spivak is hungry and will be doing everything he can to earn his title shot.

In his last main event, Gane suffered a harrowing defeat at the hands of the current UFC champ Jon Jones. He lost his chance at the title and is now working on his ground game. As of now, Ciryl Gane is #2 on the current UFC Heavyweight roster. Sergey Spivak’s current UFC record stands at 16-3-0. He has won his last three fights and is currently #7 in the division.

Jon Jones will be fighting Stipe Miocic and shall be defending his HW title. Gane is going to be fighting Spivak on another heavyweight main event fight card. Now, if Gane wins, it will mean a second shot at the title, consecutively. As for Spivak, a win would mean a full circle – a title shot after 3 consecutive and commendable wins.

Ciryl Gane’s Road to Redemption

When Gane fought Jones, he was not ready for what the current HW champ was bringing into the Octagon. Gane admitted to the fact that he hadn’t been training till his fight against Jones was announced. Also, he confessed that he was too ‘lazy’ and that he didn’t work on his ground game. Furthermore, he directly disobeyed his coach’s instructions to manage his distance, throw jabs, and avoid heavy shots, which ultimately cost him the fight.

Now, Gane has another opportunity to impress upon the fans and the UFC brass that he is not just a top contender in the Heavyweight division, but he is deserving of a title shot and may be a worthy champion of the division as well. Also, this would mean an immediate second chance at the Heavyweight title – something that he would have to earn after a few fights.

Event Details

The UFC Fight Night: Gane vs. Spivac fight card is going to be one that you cannot miss. It will take place at the Accor Arena in Paris, France on 2 September, at 12:30 AM GMT+5:30. The preliminary fight cards will be starting at 5 p.m. BST. As for other timings, across different time zones, the timings are 9 a.m. PT, 11 a.m. CT, 12 p.m. ET.

The main fight card will be starting from 8 pm BST. In different time zones, viewers can watch the main fight cards at 12 p.m. PT, 2 p.m. CT, and 3 p.m. ET, respectively. As for the Ciryl Gane vs. Sergey Spivak fight, reports suggest that the two fighters will start making their way to the ring at around 6:15 p.m. ET. However, it is subject to change, depending on how long the prelims or the undercard fights last.

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For those wondering which UFC fighters they can catch throughout the main event, the complete fight card has been provided below:

Main Card 

Ciryl Gane vs. Sergey Spivak- Heavyweight Main Event

Mannon Fiorot vs. Rose Namajunas – Women’s Flyweight Co-Main Event

Benoit Sait-Denis vs. Thiago Moises – Lightweight fight

Volkan Oezdemir vs. Bogdan Guksov – Light heavyweight fight

William Gomis vs. Lucas Almeida – Featherweight fight

Yanis Ghemmouri vs. Cadlan Loughran – Bantamweight fight

Preliminary Card 

Morgan Charriere vs. Manolo Zecchini – Featherweight fight

Taylor Lapilus vs. Muin Gafurov – Bantamweight fight

Zarah Fairn vs. Jacqueline Cavalcanti – Women’s Bantamweight fight

Nora Cornolle vs. Joselyne Edwards – Women’s Bantamweight fight

Ange Loosa vs. Rhys Mckee – Welterweight fight

Farid Basharat vs. Kleydson Rodrigues – Bantamweight fight

Broadcast Information

If you are wondering where you can watch The UFC Fight Night: Gane vs. Spivac fight card, then you came to the right place. Different regions across the world have different viewing options. For example, in the UK, TNT Sports will be broadcasting the fight. Viewers can also stream the fight live on the TNT website and app.

For people living in the US, ESPN+ will be the broadcasting channel. In fact, people can also watch the fight live on Discovery+ in certain regions of the world.

Another piece of good news for UFC fans is that ESPN+ is the broadcasting channel for UFC Fight Pass as well.

Ticket Information

To purchase tickets to the explosive UFC Fight Night: Gane vs. Spivac fight card, you can go to the official UFC website or the Billetterie, Accor Arena website. The pricing for general tickets starts from 340.5€ to 1167.3€.

For fans opting for a regular ticket, there are four options available. Category 2 seats are priced at 340.5€, category 1 seats are valued at 404.1€, ring 4/5 seats are priced at 849.3€, and ring 2/3 seats are priced at 1167.3€.

For fans opting for a more curated and enthralling experience, there are really attractive VIP packages that you can avail off. Rising Star VIP Packages and Champion VIP Packages are available from $1,150/pp.

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