The UFC rested its luggage in Las Vegas on Saturday evening a week after the Parisian success. An evening marked by a tribute to Elizabeth II copiously spoiled by the American public.
After the party comes the disappointment. A week after the great evening at the Accor Arena in Paris-Bercy, the UFC wanted to return to its Las Vegas lands for an enticing card, although modified at the last minute following Khamzat Chimaev’s failed 4-kilo weigh-in.
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A few days after the death of Queen Elizabeth II at the age of 96, the sports world is paying tribute. The American organization wanted to mark the occasion to send a last thought to the one who has been the face of the United Kingdom for 70 years. Unfortunately, this tribute was spoiled by part of the American public present at the T-Mobile Arena, in the valley of Las Vegas, who took malicious pleasure in booing Queen Elizabeth II. A few mocking laughs were even heard in the spans of the room.