Fans have been anxious with rumors of Bellator MMA possibly being sold to the PFL that the announced BELLATOR 300 event taking place Oct. 7th with Cris Cyborg against Cat Zingano as the Co Main event could be the promotions last show before any potential merger. All of those rumors have been officially put to rest as the promotion announced Bellator 301 will take place November 17th in Chicago.
The main event will feature Welterweight Champion Yaroslav Amosov will face Jason Jackson while the Co main event will showcase Bantamweight Grand Prix champion Patchy Mix against the current Bellator MMA Bantamweight Champion Sergio Pettis. Patricky Pitbull will face russian Alexander Shabliy while Raufeon Stots will battle Danny Sabatello in an epic rematch.
Full card will feature prospects Tyrell Fortune and Daniel James as they square off against Marcelo Golm and Ali Isaev. A battle of strikers has been announced as female undefeated prospect Sumiko Inaba faces K1 standout Denise Kieholtzz. Also on the card will be Timur Khizriev against Justin Gonzales, Mike Hamel against TIm WIlde and Islam Mamedov facing Brazilian striker Killys Mota.
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