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UFC 222 resale prices average $222

March 2, 2018 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

UFC 222 taking place at the TMobile Arena in Las Vegas.  MMA Payout takes a look at the ticket sales for this Saturday’s event.

Coincidentally, the resale price for a ticket for UFC 222 is $222 according to SeatGeek.  As of Friday, there has been a downward trend in sales.  The median listing price for a ticket has dropped 26% from $353 to $262.

The last UFC event in Vegas, UFC 219, had an average resale price of $175.

The get-in price for Saturday’s fight is $65 on SeatGeek as of Friday morning.

Payout Perspective:

As we reported earlier this week, Vegas is promoting this weekend in their city as the Ultimate Sports Weekend based on the number of events happening starting tonight.  This may help with ticket sales for Saturday’s event.  It’s not a top-notch card, but there are some interesting matchups which should get some good business.  The resale price is good despite a drop in ticket prices.

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