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Preview:
UFC 322: Della Maddalena vs Makhachev, live from Madison Square Garden Arena in New York, New York. Early prelims start at 6pm ET/3pm PT, followed by the prelims at 8pm ET/5pm PT and main card live on PPV at 10pm ET/7pm PT. Each time the UFC ventures to Madison Square Garden, something special happens. Whether it’s the arrival of the first “Champ-Champ” and three titles changing hands in one evening, the initial “BMF” being crowned, Alex Pereira debuting, win his first title, and then his second in three successive years, or any of the myriad highlight reel finishes and indelible moments that have transpired along the way, the annual November trip to NYC has a way of bringing out the best in the men and women that compete on those cards.
Lightweights Viacheslav Borshchev and Matheus Camilo will kick things off at Madison Square Garden on Saturday. “Slava Claus” has gone 3-5-1 over his first nine UFC appearances, having earned just a single victory over his last five trips into the Octagon. Camilo dropped his debut to Gabe Green in May and fights here after venturing to Abu Dhabi last month, only for his UFC 321 bout to be cancelled a couple of days prior to the event. And this week should be no different as VeChain UFC 322 rolls into “The World’s Most Famous Arena” with a star-studded lineup capped by twin superfights where all-time greats are looking to add to their illustrious resumes by challenging for gold in a second weight class.
Susurkaev went from earning a contract in the opening week of the most recent season of Dana White’s Contender Series to collecting a second-round stoppage win in his debut four days later and now makes his sophomore appearance on a full camp. After landing on the wrong side of things in his February debut, McConico collected a split decision win over veteran Cody Brundage in August to get himself moving in the right direction again. Baisangur Susurkaev and Eric McConico clash in a meeting of middleweights aiming to build off earning their initial UFC triumph last time out. The 40-year-old Hill holds a number of records in the 115-pound weight class and touches down in NYC in search of a return to the win column and a second victory this year. Kline has gone 2-0 since returning to strawweight following her short-notice debut at flyweight last year, earning second- and third-round stoppage wins over Viktoriia Dudakov and Melissa Martinez, respectively.
Six months after winning the welterweight title, Jack Della Maddalena puts the belt on the line for the first time, facing off with former lightweight champion Islam Makhachev in one of the most fascinating pairings in recent memory. The 29-year-old champion from Perth is one of the most complete fighters on the roster at the moment; the living embodiment of “jack of all trades, master of none, but oftentimes better than one.” He’s skilled in every facet, has outstanding conditioning, pace, and volume, and is someone who gets better as the fight gets closer and tougher and grimier, as evidenced by his winning the decisive fifth round of his title clash with Belal Muhammad at UFC 315 in Montreal.
Makhachev is, for my money, the best lightweight in UFC history and the greatest pound-for-pound fighter in the sport today; a terror on the canvas with the striking to make you pay for mistakes, confidence and self-belief chiseled out of granite, and so much top-end experience at this point that you know he’s going to rise to the occasion because we’ve seen him do it time and again. He’s often teased a move up to welterweight, and now he finally takes his talents to the 170-pound ranks, where the Russian standout looks to join an exclusive group of fighters to have won UFC gold in two weight classes.
So much of the framing of this fight feels like a case of “the unknown versus the known; the unproven versus the established,” except that doesn’t actually account for the fact that this is happening in Della Maddalena’s natural weight class. The champion feels like he’s questioned and doubted because of who he beat for the title and, frankly, because he’s a quiet bloke from Australia who simply handles his business whenever called upon and then recedes into the background, content to only be the best welterweight on the planet. Meanwhile, we’ve seen Makhachev dominate and excel so many times in big spots and talk about how taxing fighting at lightweight is on his body that there is a natural inclination to assume the transition will be seamless and that the guy who has won 15 consecutive fights will equal Anderson Silva’s iconic record for most consecutive victories in UFC history by bulldozing his way to another title. It might happen that way, but Della Maddalena could just as easily show that divisions are in place for a reason and that he’s in no way ready to cede the welterweight throne to anyone, including an all-time great moving up with designs on conquering his territory. This looks like an incredible fight on paper, and no matter how it plays out on Saturday, it will surely leave us with plenty to discuss going forward.
Match Card:
EarlyPrelims – 6.00PM ET
- Middleweight Kyle Daukaus vs. Gerald Meerschaert
- Featherweight Pat Sabatini vs. Chepe Mariscal
- Women’s Strawweight Angela Hill vs. Fatima Kline
- Middleweight Baisangur Susurkaev vs. Eric McConico
- Lightweight Viacheslav Borshchev vs. Matheus Camilo
Prelims – 8.00PM ET
- Middleweight Bo Nickal vs. Rodolfo Vieira
- Middleweight Roman Kopylov vs. Gregory Rodrigues
- Women’s Flyweight Erin Blanchfield vs. Tracy Cortez
- Featherweight Malcolm Wellmaker vs. Ethyn Ewing
Maincard – 10.00PM ET
- Middleweight Kyle Daukaus vs. Gerald Meerschaert
- Featherweight Pat Sabatini vs. Chepe Mariscal
- Women’s Strawweight Angela Hill vs. Fatima Kline
- Middleweight Baisangur Susurkaev vs. Eric McConico
- Lightweight Viacheslav Borshchev vs. Matheus Camilo
EVENT INFO :
- Show: UFC 322 Della Maddalena vs. Makhachev PPV Pay Per View 11/15/25
