How to buy UFC 287 tickets? Find out ticket price, location and fight card details here 

UFC 287 will be headlined by a fourth meeting in combat sports between Israel Adesanya and Alex Pereira. The bout will mark their second middleweight title fight and will serve as the main event for the promotion's fifth pay-per-view of 2023.

The event will take place on April 8, 2023, at the Miami-Dade Arena in Miami, Florida, United States. It will be the first time the UFC returns to Miami since 2003 and the card promises to live up to the wait.

Tickets for the event are available on the promotion's official site, ufcvip.com, with general tickets yet to be opened up for purchase. However, they will reportedly cost upwards of $389.

Reservations for VIP experience tickets are up for sale and start at $500, and may cost up to $9,000 for the full package. These premium tickets guarantee an up-and-close experience for fans with cageside access, lounge access and a firsthand view of all the action.

Gilbert Burns and Jorge Masvidal will fight in the co-main event in another blockbuster welterweight bout. Adrian Yanez will also take on Rob Font in the bantamweight division in an exciting matchup.

The UFC's youngest fighter Raul Rosas Jr. will make his second appearance in the octagon when he meets Christian Rodriguez in Miami.

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Israel Adesanya reveals his motivation ahead of title rematch against Alex Pereira at UFC 287

Having lost all previous encounters against Alex Pereira, Israel Adesanya is more motivated than ever to get his revenge.

The former middleweight champion will also look to avenge his first loss in the weight class. Speaking to the media this past weekend, 'The Last Stylebender' explained that winning on April 8 is all that matters to him, insisting that his past meetings with Pereira do not bother him:

“I’ve never not been motivated to fight this guy, but for this one I’ve put the pressure on myself. Like, f*** the belt, f*** everything else. I have to beat this guy, so that’s my motivation, just beating him. Like I said, they can say whatever they want, it’s 1-0 or 3-0, I don’t keep score, I settle them and I just need one and I’m going to get it done.”

Check out his comments below: