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World Middleweight Championship Main Event:
David ti eka (Asiwaju) la. Clifford Starks (Challenger)

World Welterweight Championship Co-Main Event:
Jon Fitch (Challenger) la. João Zeferino (Challenger)

Die:

Vinny Magalhaes vs. Jake Heun
Abu Azaitar vs. Danny Davis Jr.

Las fegasi (March 14, 2016) -World Jara ti Gbigbogun (WSOF.com) announced today that it will make its much-anticipated return to Las Vegas with a star-studded, aye asiwaju Adalu ologun Arts (MMA) doubleheader iṣẹlẹ ni Lile Rock Hotel & Casino on Saturday, April 2, gbe lori NBCSN (11 p.m. ATI/8 p.m. PT), headlined by a middleweight (185 poun) title bout between reigning kingpin David ti eka (17-3) ati Clifford Starks (13-2).

Owole lati $29, tiketi fun WSOF30: Ti eka vs. Starks, wa o si wa fun ra online ni WSOF.com ati AXS.com.

Ni awọn àjọ-akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, gbajumọ Jon Fitch (27-7-1, 1 NC) will collide with recent World Series of Fighting one-night, mẹjọ-eniyan figagbaga olusare-soke João "The Brazil Samurai" Zeferino (20-7) with the vacant World Series of Fighting welterweight (170 poun) championship at stake.

In other action on the four-fight, gbe NBCSN telecast, ifakalẹ iwé Vinny "Pezao" Magalhaes (13-7) yoo square si pa pẹlu Jake "The Honey Bear" Heun(9-4) ni a ina heavyweight (205 poun) idije, nigba ti World Series of Gbigbogun newcomer ati knockout olorin Abu "Gladiator" Azaitar (11-1-1) yoo jabọ si isalẹ pẹlu Danny "Dee1" Davis, Jr. (11-10-1) ni welterweight.

The complete WSOF30 preliminary bout card will be announced soon.

David ti eka vs. Clifford Starks

Awọn 6-ẹsẹ-1, 34-year-old Branch of Brooklyn, N.Y.. made history in his last start at WSOF23 on September 18, 2015 when he notched a first round (2:21) ifakalẹ (ru-ìhoho choke) gun lori Teddy dimu to become the first World Series of Fighting light heavyweight champion in history as well as the first-ever two-division champion in promotional history.

A protégé of MMA and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu legend Renzo Gracie, Branch will seek his eighth consecutive win.

Bakannaa 34 ọdun ti ọjọ ori, the 5-foot-10 Starks of Tempe, Ariz. earned a shot at Branch’s middleweight title after three consecutive victories in the World Series of Fighting decagon cage. In his last effort at WSOF23, Starks handed Krasimir Mladenov the first defeat of the Bulgarian wrestling standout’s career by way of unanimous decision.

Starks is riding a five-fight win streak that began with two consecutive wins under the promotion of Bellator.

Jon Fitch vs. João Zeferino

A former world top 10 ranked competitor who has faced and defeated a collection of rival icons over the course of his 14-year professional career, awọn 6-ẹsẹ, 38-year-old Fitch of Fort Wayne, Ni. earned a unanimous decision in his last appearance, over fellow accomplished superstar Yushin Okami at WSOF24 on October 17, 2015.

Originally from Florianopolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil, awọn 5-ẹsẹ-11, 30-year-old Zeferino who fights out of Middletown, N.Y.. has notched 15 ti re 20 ọmọ AamiEye nipa ọna ti ifakalẹ. Zeferino demonstrated superior physical and mental toughness in his last appearance in the cage, going to battle three times in one night in the one-night, mẹjọ-eniyan lightweight (155 poun) tournament at WSOF25 on November 20, 2015.

After defeating both Brian Foster ati Jorge Patino by way of heel hook submission in the first round of action in the quarterfinal and semifinal stages of the tournament, lẹsẹsẹ, Zeferino again faced off with Foster, who had advanced to the championship stage as a “lucky loser,” but suffered a second round (4:51) KO (punches) at the hands of Foster in a barnburner affair.

Vinny Magalhaes vs. Jake Heun

Magalhaes of Las Vegas via Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, will make his second start under the promotion of World Series of Fighting after pulling off a stunning, akọkọ yika (1:08) ifakalẹ (kneebar) of wrestling stylist Matt "The Hammer" Hamill at WSOF24.

A 6-ẹsẹ-3, 31-year-old world grappling champion, Magalhaes has claimed 11 ti re 13 career MMA wins by way of submission and is looking for his fourth consecutive victory.

Heun of Coconut Creek, Fla. is seeking his third straight win after edging out a split decision over Clinton Williams ni WSOF26 on December 18, 2015.

A member of South Florida-based American Top Team, awọn 6-ẹsẹ-2, 28-year old Heun has claimed 6 ti re 9 professional wins by way of (T)KO tabi ifakalẹ.

Abu Azaitar vs. Danny Davis, Jr.

The number one ranked middleweight (185 poun) in Germany and the number five ranked middleweight in Poland, awọn 5-ẹsẹ-11, 30-year-old Azaitar of Cologne, Germany will enter the World Series of Fighting decagon cage for the first time at 170 poun, after tearing through the ranks of competitors in Europe over the last seven years.

Titi di akoko yi, the heavy-handed Azaitar has notched 7 ti re 11 Iṣẹ Ajé AamiEye nipa ọna ti (T)KO. His lone defeat came in 2012, and he has since remained unbeaten in his last 8 bere.

Davis, Jr. of Las Vegas will look to rebound from two consecutive losses – a split decision defeat at the hands of Matthew Frincu at WSOF23, and a unanimous decision loss to Abubakar Nurmagomedov at WSOF26.

Prior to the matchup with Frincu, awọn 6-ẹsẹ-2, 33-odun-atijọ Davis, Jr. had run to five straight wins, three of which were World Series of Fighting contests.