This coming weekend, EA SPORTS UFC 5 will welcome players to the ultimate Octagon experience in honor of Riyadh Season Noche UFC. Following this Saturday’s landmark UFC event, UFC 5 will feature Sphere as a new playable location. Sphere is a cutting-edge venue located in the center of Las Vegas that has the largest HD screen in the world that encircles and covers guests.
When Sphere is chosen as the venue, combatants in the Rostered UFC 5 can don the Riyadh Season Noche UFC 306 Fight Kits in commemoration of Mexican Independence Day.
In addition to these updates, the following combatants were added in UFC 5 Patch 1.13:
Daniel Zellhuber – residing in Mexico City, Mexico, Daniel Zellhuber announces his arrival in the Octagon. At six feet one inch, “The Golden Boy” commands respect in the Octagon with to his well-rounded striking style and slick ground game submissions.
Manuel Torres – Three victories in three UFC bouts! Manuel Torres is a Mexican finisher who was born in Chihuahua. “El Loco” moves fast and with incredible striking force, getting in and out swiftly.
This update also has Tatsuro Taira (#5 FW) and Tabatha Ricci (#9 WSW), in addition to the previously mentioned.
Additionally, tomorrow in-game, the following new Alter Egos will be accessible:
- Cain Velasquez (UFC 166, 2013)
- Alexa Grasso (UFC 285, 2023)
- Yair Rodriguez (UFC Fight Night 139, 2018)
- Brandon Moreno (UFC 263, 2021)
Tomorrow, September 10, at 10 a.m. PT, new challenges, incentives, and new alter egos for Riyadh Season Noche UFC Fight Week will be added to the game.
Find more information on Patch 1.13 HERE.
Related: EA SPORTS UFC 5 Releases All-New Gameplay Deep Dive Video
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