Dana White, the CEO of UFC, has announced plans to unveil additional fights for the upcoming UFC 300 card. The historic pay-per-view event is scheduled to take place on April 13 in Las Vegas.

What We Know So Far

The highly-anticipated UFC 300 will be held at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Currently, three fights have been confirmed for the event, but White has promised that more fights will be announced by the end of this week. It is expected that a total of 15 bouts will take place on the card.

White's Announcement

During an Instagram live session, Dana White shared his excitement about the upcoming fights, saying, "I got more 300 fights coming out this week. I'll let you guys know as soon as they're done." White also mentioned that he is currently in Abu Dhabi, taking care of some business before heading to the Maldives and then back to Vegas.

Conor McGregor's Return

In addition to the UFC 300 news, White also revealed that he is back in talks with the popular fighter Conor McGregor regarding his highly-anticipated return. White stated, "We talked tonight. I'm in Abu Dhabi, he's in Dubai. We're gonna figure something out. We're talking." McGregor recently expressed his frustration with the UFC, accusing them of mistreatment and slow-rolling his return.

McGregor's Outburst

In a recent interview, McGregor vented his frustrations, stating, "The lads in the UFC aren't really talking any, but the lads here [in Saudi Arabia] are talking Manny [Pacquiao]. The UFC aren't talking any. Give me something. I was supposed to be back in April, I was supposed to be back in December." McGregor also claimed that he has been treated poorly compared to other fighters and believes his contributions to the sport merit better treatment.

As the UFC prepares for its historic 300th pay-per-view event, fans eagerly await the announcement of additional fights for the card. With White's promise to unveil more fights this week, the anticipation continues to build for what is shaping up to be a memorable event in UFC history.