UFC Contender Series Season 4: Here’s What You Need To Know About Dana White’s Contender Series Before You Watch its Season 4
UFC Contender Series Season 4: Another season of Dana White’s Contender series is ready to go on air. Here’s what you need to know about the show, prior to watching its latest season.
What is Dana White’s Contender Series (DWCS)? It is a MMA programme, which can be watched via. UFC Fight Pass. It is a reality show, where the president of UFC Dana White himself screens potential fighters, and ultimately scouts for the superior talent. The top prospects adjudged, are later required to sign a contract with UFC.
DWCS started in July, 2017, and from August 4, 2020 to September 1, 2020, its 4th season will commence and culminate.
It will telecast in United States, exclusively on ESPN+, 8 p.m. ET. Every Tuesday.
UFC Contender Series Season 4: The Show Structure
The show is a 10-week long marathon, where every week on Tuesday, a handful of fights will take place. The winners of the fights will be taken into consideration, and on the basis of their performance, a couple or three will be handed a UFC contract. In the course of time fighters of every single weight class will get opportunity.
Here’s a clip of some action that transpired in the previous seasons. It will render a glimpse of what the show is all about.
The show carries the same prerequisites that a PPV event incorporates. So, the weigh-ins and Faceoffs are also a part of the show.
Dan Ige, Edmen Shahbazyan, and Sean O’Malley are the most notable names that have emerged from the contender series. And many more to come.
UFC APEX Center, Las Vegas is the place which hosts the action.
So, Let’s see, what season 4 has in store for the future of UFC.
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