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UFC 309 broadcasters and commentators: Joe Rogan returns, Daniel Cormier set to call Jon Jones' potential last title fight

The UFC 309 event at Madison Square Garden brings the octagon back to “The World’s Most Famous Arena” for an electrifying night, headlined by a heavyweight clash between Jon Jones and Stipe Miocic.

This historic matchup pits Jones, widely regarded as one of the greatest mixed martial artists, against Miocic, the only UFC heavyweight champion to have defended the title three times. The stakes are high, as this could be Jones’ last title fight and both fighters are eager to solidify their legacies.

The co-main event revisits a thrilling lightweight rivalry between Charles Oliveira and Michael Chandler. Their first meeting at UFC 262 saw Oliveira clinch the lightweight title in a memorable second-round comeback.

Oliveira, though recently alternating wins and losses, aims to regain momentum after a split decision loss at UFC 300. Chandler, seeking his first win at MSG, returns to the octagon after a two-year wait for a fight with Conor McGregor that is yet to materialize.

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Adding depth to the card, flyweight contenders Viviane Araujo and Karine Silva face off, with Silva riding a nine-fight winning streak. Middleweight phenom Bo Nickal will also take on veteran Paul Craig, marking the American's biggest challenge yet as he seeks to solidify his place in the division.


UFC 309 commentary team

The UFC has revealed its commentary team for UFC 309, with a star-studded lineup. Dan Hellie will host the official weigh-in show on Friday, joined by UFC Hall of Famer Daniel Cormier, coach Din Thomas, and Laura Sanko.

Former UFC title challengers Chael Sonnen and Anthony Smith, along with retired lightweight Paul Felder, will provide analysis at the ESPN desk during the post-fight show and throughout the card. Brendan Fitzgerald will host the event.

Backstage, longtime UFC correspondent Megan Olivi will conduct pre- and post-fight interviews, bringing real-time updates.

The legendary Bruce Buffer will announce the fighters in the octagon, and Jon Anik will handle the play-by-play commentary alongside Cormier and Joe Rogan. The all-star team promises an exciting broadcast for UFC 309.

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