Patrício Pitbull returns to defend his featherweight belt against Jeremy Kennedy at Bellator 302

P. Pitbull before fight for Bellator (Photo: Twitter/@bellatormma)

The new era of Bellator will begin. A few months after the merger with the PFL, the organization will hold its first event of 2024 in the city of Belfast, Northern Ireland, which will feature two title fights. The Brazilian Patrick Pitbull will defend his featherweight reign (up to 65,7kg) against the Canadian Jeremy kennedy. For the vacant light heavyweight title (up to 93kg), the North American veteran Corey anderson will measure forces against the home athlete Karl Moore. In total, 11 clashes are scheduled for this Friday night (22).

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Biggest name in Bellator history, Patrick Pitbull will once again put his featherweight belt on the line, despite not being in a good moment, coming off two consecutive defeats to Sergio Pettis and Chihiro Suzuki. On the other side of the circular cage, there will be the Canadian Jeremy kennedy who, unlike the Tupiniquim legend, has been enjoying three consecutive triumphs and not knowing what a setback is since April 2021.

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After Russian Vadim nemkov abandoning the light heavyweight belt and heading to the top division, the under-93kg category already has candidates to be the new king. With just one defeat in six fights for Bellator, the veteran Corey anderson will need to face the north of Ireland Karl Moore, who will have the support of a packed arena ready to encourage him from the first second of the fight.

Brother of the UFC welterweight champion (up to 77,1kg), Fabian Edwards resumes his journey after being knocked out by current belt owner Johnny Eblen, in August 2023. The English fighter's opponent will be the Canadian aaron jeffery who is going through a good moment in the organization and has won four of his last five fights.

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