Get to know the full details of UFC London venue and timings in several countries including USA, UK and more !
The UFC is back in London after nearly a year away! The last time the promotion touched down in England’s capital was back in UFC 304. This was the same night the reigning welterweight champion, Leon Edwards lost his belt to Belal Muhammad. Now, he is looking to find his way to redemption with a tough matchup against Sean Brady,.
UFC London was originally meant to feature Jack Della Maddalena against former champion. But as often happens in this sport, plans changed in a hurry. Della Maddalena got the call to face welterweight champ Belal Muhammad at UFC 315 in May, leaving Edwards in need of a new dance partner. Sean Brady, the grappling specialist with a 17-1 record was ready to crash the party and potentially earn himself a title shot.
Also Read: Belal Muhammad Responds To Leon Edwards’ “Excuses” Ahead Of UFC London
Tonight’s action kicks off at The O2 Arena, one of London’s premier venues. Opened in 2007, it has a seating capacity of up to 20,000, making it ideal for concerts, sporting events, and large-scale shows (like the UFC). Originally built for the 2000 Millennium Dome, it was restructured to become the O2 Arena, named after the telecommunications company O2. Its impressive design and state-of-the-art facilities make it a favorite destination for entertainment enthusiasts worldwide.
| Fight | Weight Class |
| Leon Edwards vs. Sean Brady | Welterweight |
| Jan Blachowicz vs. Carlos Ulberg | Light Heavyweight |
| Gunnar Nelson vs. Kevin Holland | Welterweight |
| Molly McCann vs. Alexia Thainara | Women’s Strawweight |
| Jordan Vucenic vs. Chris Duncan | Lightweight |
| Nathaniel Wood vs Morgan Charriere | Featherweight |
| Fight | Weight Class |
| Jai Herbert vs. Chris Padilla | Lightweight |
| Lone’er Kavanagh vs. Felipe dos Santos | Flyweight |
| Marcin Tybura vs. Mick Parkin | Heavyweight |
| Christian Leroy Duncan vs. Andrey Pulyaev | Middleweight |
| Shauna Bannon vs. Puja Tomar | Women’s Strawweight |
| Nathan Fletcher vs. Caolán Loughran | Bantamweight |
| Guram Kutateladze. vs Kauê Fernandes | Lightweight |
Here are the timings for the prelims and the main card in several countries:
USA (ET)
Prelims: 01:00 PM ET (Saturday)
Main Card: 04:00 PM ET (Saturday)
UK (GMT)
Prelims: 05:00 PM GMT (Saturday)
Main Card: 08:00 PM GMT (Saturday)
India (IST)
Prelims: 10:30 PM IST (Saturday)
Main Card: 01:30 AM IST (Sunday)
Brazil (BRT)
Prelims: 02:00 PM BRT (Saturday)
Main Card: 05:00 PM BRT (Saturday)
Australia (AEST)
Prelims: 04:00 AM AEST (Sunday)
Main Card: 07:00 AM AEST (Sunday)
Saudi Arabia (AST)
Prelims: 08:00 PM AST (Saturday)
Main Card: 11:00 PM AST (Saturday)
Russia (MSK)
Prelims: 08:00 PM MSK (Saturday)
Main Card: 11:00 PM MSK (Saturday)
Canada (ET)
Prelims: 01:00 PM EST (Saturday)
-Main Card: 04:00 PM EST (Saturday)
New Zealand (NZDT)
Prelims: 05:00 AM NZDT (Sunday)
Main Card: 08:00 AM NZDT (Sunday)
Poland (CET)
Prelims: 06:00 PM CET (Saturday)
Main Card: 09:00 PM CET (Saturday)
Now for the all-important question – where can fans actually watch the UFC London fights? Here is a list:
Where To Watch UFC London In The United States?
Prelims on FX, ESPN News, Disney+ and ESPN+
Main Card exclusively on ESPN+
Where To Watch UFC London In India?
The Main card can be viewed on Sony Liv and Sony Sports Network
Where To Watch UFC London In The UK?
Fans can watch UFC London on TNT Sports
Where To Watch UFC London In Canada?
Sportsnet will showcase UFC London
Where To Watch In UFC London In Australia?
Australian fight fans can tune in to UFC London via Kayo Sports.
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