Czech MMA fighter Jiří Procházka is preparing for his fourth championship fight in the elite UFC organization. On April 11, he will face New Zealand's Carlos Ulberg for the vacant light heavyweight title, previously held by Brazilian champion Alex Pereira, who is expected to move up to a heavier weight class. Procházka, who has a record of 33 wins, including a knockout victory over Khalil Rountree last October, is determined to reclaim the title he lost due to injury following his victory over Glover Teixeira in 2022.

Procházka recently expressed his eagerness on social media, stating, "It's here, more than ever, with everything we have. We're going for it." His career in the UFC has been a rollercoaster, marked by significant triumphs and challenges, including two unsuccessful title attempts against Pereira. Now, Procházka's focus shifts toward Ulberg, a formidable opponent.

Ulberg, two years older than Procházka, has been with the UFC since 2021 and boasts an impressive streak of nine consecutive wins, the latest being a knockout victory over Dominick Reyes in September last year. The upcoming fight is highly anticipated, with stakes high as both fighters aim to make a significant mark in the UFC light heavyweight division.