FULL SEND x UFC

UFC 312 with FULL SEND MMA

25.02.08

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Miguel Fuentes, Founder

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Behind the lens: UFC 312

Our collaboration with FULL SEND supported content capture at UFC 312, held in Sydney, Australia. The event showcased the skill, discipline, and intensity that define MMA at the highest level.

UFC 312 brought the action to Australia, headlined by Dricus Du Plessis defending his middleweight title against Sean Strickland. The card featured a series of decisive performances, including high output striking battles and dominant wins across multiple divisions, with Zhang Weili defending her strawweight title against Tatiana Suarez.

Outside the octagon, the event drew a strong international audience, reinforcing the UFC’s global reach and the growing presence of MMA in Australia.

FULL SEND provided exclusive access to fighters, enabling coverage that extended beyond competition into preparation and mindset. Content capture navigated a high energy arena environment, tight timelines, and controlled access while maintaining focus on the athletes’ process. The event extended beyond the fights themselves, highlighting resilience, pressure, and the narratives that define combat sports at the elite level, bringing audiences closer to the human side of competition.


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