What Time Is UFC Fight Night Tonight? UFC Mexico Start Time, TV Channel And Streaming Details

What Time Is UFC Fight Night Tonight? UFC Mexico Venue, UFC Mexico Start Time, TV Channel And Streaming Details

Get to know the fight time, venue and streaming details for the upcoming UFC Fight Night: Moreno vs. Erceg!

What Time Is UFC Fight Night Tonight? UFC Mexico Start Time, TV Channel And Streaming Details

The UFC returns to Mexico this weekend with an action-packed card. Fight fans around the world are gearing up for UFC Mexico: Moreno vs. Erceg. The promotion’s trips to Mexico have always delivered memorable moments.

This Saturday’s event features hometown hero Brandon Moreno in the main event. The former two-time flyweight champion looks to continue his climb back to title contention. He will face Australia’s Steve Erceg, who is hungry to bounce back after a title shot loss to Alexandre Pantoja. The co-main event pits explosive lightweight prospect Manuel Torres against veteran knockout artist Drew Dober. With thirteen total fights scheduled, including rising star Raul Rosas Jr., this card promises plenty of fireworks for fans tuning in from around the globe.

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UFC Fight Night: Moreno vs. Erceg Venue

UFC Fight Night: Moreno vs. Erceg, also called UFC Mexico will unfold at the recently constructed Arena CDMX in Mexico City. This state-of-the-art facility officially opened in 2023 and has quickly become the premier destination for major sporting and entertainment events in the Mexican capital.

The entire flyweight division will be paying close attention ✍️

Brandon Moreno vs Steve Erceg

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— UFC (@ufc) March 28, 2025

With a capacity of around 20,000 enthusiastic fans, the atmosphere promises to be electric, especially with local fighters like Brandon Moreno and Manuel Torres on the card. Mexico City’s notorious high altitude (over 7,300 feet above sea level) adds a challenging dimension to the fights. Many competitors not accustomed to these conditions often struggle with cardio issues, giving Mexican fighters a distinct home-field advantage!

What Time Does UFC Fight Night: Moreno vs. Erceg Start?

USA (ET)

Preliminary Card: 04:00 PM ET
Main Card Time: 07:00 PM ET

UK (GMT)

Preliminary Card: 08:00 PM GMT
Main Card Time: 11:00 PM GMT

India

Preliminary Card time: 01:30 AM IST
Main Card Time: 04:30 AM IST

Mexico (CDT)

Preliminary Card: 03:00 PM CDT
Main Card: 06:00 PM CDT

Brazil (BRT)

Preliminary Card time: 05:00 PM BRT
Main Card Time: 08:00 PM BRT

Australia (AEDT)

Preliminary Card: 07:00 AM AEDT
Main Card Time: 10:00 AM AEDT

Saudi Arabia (AST)

Preliminary Card time: 11:00 PM AST
Main Card Time: 2:00 AM AST

New Zealand (NZDT)

Preliminary Card: 09:00 AM NZDT
Main Card Time: 11:30 AM NZDT

Russia (MSK)

Preliminary Card time: 11:00 PM MSK
Main Card Time: 02:00 PM MSK

Where to Watch UFC Fight Night: Moreno vs. Erceg?

United States

Fans in the US can catch both the preliminary card and main card on ESPN. The entire event will also stream on ESPN+ simultaneously. No PPV purchase is needed, just an ESPN+ subscription.

Mexico

Home country viewers can support their fighters via UFC Fight Pass or Fox Sports Mexico.

India

Fans in India can watch UFC Fight Night: Moreno vs. Erceg via Sony Liv and Sony Sports Network.

Canada

Canadian MMA fans can tune in through TSN for complete coverage of the event from Mexico City.

United Kingdom

Fans in the UK can watch on TNT Sports (formerly BT Sport).

Australia

Down under, viewers have access through both Kayo Sports and UFC Fight Pass.

After the event concludes, fans everywhere can catch highlights on the UFC’s YouTube channel and social media platforms. For the complete experience, however, nothing beats watching the fights live as they unfold in Mexico City’s electric atmosphere!

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UFC Fight Night: Moreno vs. Erceg

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