UFC Vegas 91 tickets: How to watch Matheus Nicolau vs. Alex Perez live at the Apex
UFC Vegas 91 will mark the promotion's first event after the historic UFC 300 event. The Fight Night event will take place on April 27, 2024, at the traditional Fight Night venue, the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada.
It will feature a flyweight bout between contender Matheus Nicolau and Alex Perez in the main event.
Tickets to the event are currently unavailable on the UFC website and other third-party websites have also de-listed them, as they are potentially sold out.
However, the UFC VIP Experience is still up for purchase a week away from the event. Starting at $1750 per person, the VIP Experience is inclusive of premium in-venue hospitality and the best seats in the house. A private lounge with a buffet and an open bar will enhance the experience for attendees.
The VIP package will include front-row seating that will allow fans to overlook fighter walkouts and watch the fight from ground level, to take in all the action. VIP guests will also arrive to a red carpet entrance and be greeted by a concierge who will ensure they have a great time.
UFC Vegas 91: Matheus Nicolau and Alex Perez looking to find form
UFC Vegas 91 headliners Matheus Nicolau and Alex Perez will both look to bounce back from their respective losses in their last outings.
Nicolau had won six straight fights before losing against Brandon Royval last year. He dubbed the upcoming fight as the 'most important day of his life'. In an Instagram post, Nicolau vowed to put in his best performance ever inside the UFC octagon and return with a victory.
The Brazilian wrote:
"10 days for my next challenge As always, the thought is the same: 10 days until the most important day of my life. We leave today for Las Vegas Total focus to put my best performance ever seen inside the octagon and bring this win! Thank you to everyone who's helped me get here since day 1. Let's go together for more of this challenge!"
Check out his Instagram post on UFC Vegas 91 below:
Perez has lost three straight fights and has not won inside the octagon since 2020. He remains in the top 10 of the flyweight division but will have to do more at UFC Vegas 91 to justify his inclusion in the rankings.