Pereira dropped his world title at the fourth time of asking as Ankalaev outscored him on all three cards in a drab five-round affair at UFC 313 in Las Vegas. The result will likely have cost gamblers a lot of money, but also upset supporters who aren’t keen on the grappling-heavy Dagestani fighting style.

UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Alex Pereira has offered a bet to his UFC 313 opponent, Magomed Ankalaev. However, Ankalaev will not accept this deal.

Alex Pereira is set to defend his UFC light heavyweight title against Magomed Ankalaev. Here is what the fight card looks like and how to watch.

The UFC stays put in Las Vegas, as it is the promotion's unofficial 'Week 2' of March events to take place in Sin City.

But Pereira wants to add even more jeopardy, taking to social media to offer Ankalaev a massive $200,000 bounty on the fight. He even took aim at his manager Ali Abdelaziz, noting that they both seem particularly confident about the outcome.

It appears Alex Pereira will immediately get an opportunity to avenge his UFC 313 title loss. Pereira (12-3 MMA, 9-2 UFC) lost his light heavyweight title to Magomed Ankalaev (21-1-1 MMA, 12-1-1 UFC)

Arguably the biggest star in the UFC at the moment, Alex Pereira may want to forget the bit of promotional history he made at UFC 313. A former two-division GLORY Kickboxing champion that initially went 4-0 as a UFC middleweight before losing the division’s title in a rematch with Israel Adesanya,

At UFC 313, Alex Pereira's 16-month-long reign as the UFC light heavyweight champion came to an end. 'Poatan' was defeated via unanimous decision by Magomed Ankalaev, who utilised his grappling against the cage to frustrate the Brazilian and neutralise his threat on the feet due to fears of the takedown.

"When we watched Saturday and watched him and Ankalaev fight, it gives me the idea that he has kind of maxed out the weight he can go up," Cormier said on "Good Guy/Bad Guy" with