Bo Nickal’s debut has already been booked.
Bo Nikal, twice Dana White Competition Series A participant and now contract winner is set to fight his first fight in the UFC against Jamie Picket (13-8) on December 10. Nickal, now 3-0 inside the Octagon at the T-Mobile Arena for the year-end pay-per-view, UFC 282. A UFC tag is rumored to be titled Jiří Procházka, who will defend the light heavyweight belt in a rematch against Glover Teixeira.
After two dominant and stunning DWCS wins of the season, with both ends arriving by naked back choke and triangle choke under a one- and three-second spam, the accomplished team wrestler has proven to be one of a kind. Prospect. In his three pro fights, Nikal did not notice any damage and decisively showed that his opponents are second to none.
Nickal’s opponent is Pickett, who joined the UFC in 2020 after securing a contract via DWCS. Picket is currently locked in a losing streak between two kills, having been ended both times by capitulating from the likes of Denis Tiuliulin and Kyle Daukaus.
Nicholl’s first step in proving that he is an elite middleweight
From the shows he’s created so far on Tuesday night with millions of viewers, Nickal seeks to take an even more significant step forward by delivering an unforgettable performance to millions more on Saturday night via ESPN+ and thousands more in their seats inside the mobile T-arena. Defeating a tough opponent like Beckett would be just the first challenge for Nichal in his rise to the world’s highest middleweight.
Due to his wrestling accolades, Nikal previously said it’s an unfavorable match for any middleweight including champion, Israel Adesanya, and rising star, Khamzat Shemayev. Nikal is no stranger to bright lights and big moments considering he competed in front of thousands, representing Penn State University wrestling, claiming himself a three-time National Division I Champion in 2017, 2018, and 2019.
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