
Watch UFC Fight Night: Lewis vs. Spivak 2/4/23 – 4 February 2023
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UFC 284 is coming up soon as Dana White’s company travel to Australia for a thrilling night of high intensity action, but first Lewis and Spivak will face off in Sin City.
Spivak has won his last two UFC bouts and boasts a 6-3-0 record as he looks to climb up the rankings and move into the top ten.
Meanwhile, Lewis is ranked seventh in the world, five places higher than Spivak, but has lost his last two fights.
However, ‘The Black Beast’ has undergone an incredible body transformation and looks in the shape of his life ahead of this must-win bout.
This clash was meant to happen in November at UFC Fight Night 215 was cancelled on the night after Lewis was struck down by an illness.
UFC Fight Night 218: Date and how to follow
This event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, February 4 and is being held at the UFC Apex Center in Las Vegas.
The preliminary action is set to start at midnight for UK fans with the main card getting underway from 3am.
Fans can expect Lewis vs Spivak at 6am on Sunday morning.
The event will be shown on BT Sport 1 and full details on their coverage will follow.
talkSPORT will also have all the build-up and reaction to the action throughout fight week.
UFC Fight Night 218: Fight card
Subject to change
Main card
- Main Event: Derrick Lewis vs. Sergey Spivak
- Jung Da-un vs. Devin Clark
- Marcin Tybura vs. Blagoy Ivanov
- Choi Doo-ho vs. Kyle Nelson
- Yusaku Kinoshita vs. Adam Fugitt
Preliminary card
- Jeka Saragih vs. Anshul Jubli – road to UFC Lightweight Tournament Final
- Lee Jeong-yeong vs. Yi Zha – road to UFC Featherweight Tournament Final
- Toshiomi Kazama vs. Rinya Nakamura – road to UFC Bantamweight Tournament Final
- Choi Seung-guk vs. Park Hyun-sung – road to UFC Flyweight Tournament Final
- Kim Ji-yeon vs. Mandy Bohm
- Park Jun-yong vs. Denis Tiuliulin
- Tatsuro Taira vs. Jesus Santos Aguilar
UFC Fight Night 218: What has been said?
Speaking ahead of the initial fight, Spivak said: “I’m still Sergey, I’m still not going to go ahead of myself and say ‘it doesn’t matter what happens in this fight’.
“I’m not going to look over this opponent. I’m going to concentrate on him for now, and then after the win I can see what happens.
“Of course I’m looking for the top 10.
“I really like training here in Vegas, I like the sparring partners here, I like the places where I can train here.
“A lot of the fights are here so I don’t have to always switch the climate and adjust to that. I like being here in Vegas.”
Lewis meanwhile has slammed referee Dan Miragliotta for what he perceived to be two early stoppages in his last two defeats.
He said: “They act like they didn’t see the last fight day. They’re going to stop the fight all early and this and that, and they’re like, ‘Oh, I don’t know if Derrick still has it.’ Man, come on.
“Dan Miragliotta or whatever his name is, he’s got a conspiracy out on me.”