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UFC on ESPN 64: How to watch Brandon Moreno vs. Steve Erceg, start time, Mexico City fight card, odds, more

Here’s what you need to know to watch UFC on ESPN 64 on ESPN2 and ESPN+.

(This story was updated to add new information.)

The UFC is back in Mexico for the second straight year Saturday with UFC on ESPN 64 in Mexico City.

Here’s how to watch UFC on ESPN 64 with a former flyweight champion in the headlining spot against a recent title challenger.

Broadcast and streaming info

UFC on ESPN 64 has a main card that starts at 3 p.m. ET on ESPN+. The preliminary card streams on ESPN+ at noon ET.

Veteran broadcaster [autotag]Dan Hellie[/autotag] serves as desk anchor and host at UFC on ESPN 64.

Former UFC light heavyweight title challenger [autotag]Anthony Smith[/autotag] and retired veteran welterweight [autotag]Alan Jouban[/autotag] join him at the desk as analysts at the desk.

Longtime UFC correspondent [autotag]Megan Olivi[/autotag] will conduct pre and post-fight interviews backstage with some of the athletes on the UFC on ESPN 64 card, as well as report additional real-time updates for the event.

[autotag]Jon Anik[/autotag] will serve as the leading man on the mic from cageside at UFC on ESPN 64.

He’ll command play-by-play and be joined in the booth by UFC Hall of Famer [autotag]Daniel Cormier[/autotag] and [autotag]Laura Sanko[/autotag].

It’s the second time the trio has called a UFC event and first time since UFC 293 in September 2023.

(Mike Bohn—MMA Junkie)

Jon Anik, Laura Sanko, Daniel Cormier | UFC 293 commentary team

Main event: Brandon Moreno

Record: 23-8-2 MMA, 11-4-2 UFC
Opponent: Steve Erceg (12-4 MMA, 3-3 UFC)
Division: Flyweight
Key wins: Amir Albazi, Deiveson Figueiredo (twice), Kai Kara-France (twice), Brandon Royval
Misc.: Two-time flyweight champ Moreno got back on track in November with a win over Amir Albazi. He had back-to-back split decision losses to current champ Alexandre Pantoja, in which he lost the title, and Brandon Royval. The loss to Royval came in a Mexico City headliner a little more than a year ago.

Brandon Moreno

Main event: Steve Erceg

Record: 12-4 MMA, 3-3 UFC
Opponent: Brandon Moreno (23-8-2 MMA, 11-4-2 UFC)
Division: Flyweight
Key wins: Matt Schnell
Misc.: Like Moreno, Erceg’s two-fight skid started with a loss to the current champ, Pantoja, in a May 2024 title fight. His shot at getting back on track was derailed in the first round by Kai Kara-France this past August with a knockout at UFC 305 – the first time Erceg was finished.

May 4, 2024; Rio de Janeiro, RJ, BRAZIL; Alexandre Pantoja (red gloves) fights against Steve Erceg (blue gloves) during UFC 301 at Rio Arena. Mandatory Credit: Jason Silva-USA TODAY Sports

Co-main event: Drew Dober

Record: 27-14 MMA, 13-10 UFC
Opponent: Manuel Torres (15-3 MMA, 3-1 UFC)
Division: Lightweight
Key wins: Ricky Glenn, King Green, Terrance McKinney, Alexander Hernandez
Misc.: Dober has back-to-back losses and setbacks in three of his past four fights, though he also has a pair of bonuses in there – the seventh and eighth of his lengthy UFC tenure.

Jul 13, 2024; Denver, Colorado, USA; Drew Dober (red gloves) bleeds from above his eye while fighting Jean Silva (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Ball Arena. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports

Co-main event: Manuel Torres

Record: 15-3 MMA, 3-1 UFC
Opponent: Drew Dober (27-14 MMA, 13-10 UFC)
Division: Lightweight
Key wins: Chris Duncan
Misc.: Torres delivered last year in front of his home fans in Mexico with a first-round submission of Chris Duncan for a post-fight bonus. But at UFC 306 at The Sphere in Las Vegas this past September, he was knocked out by Ignacio Bahamondes and had his six-fight winning streak snapped.

Manuel Torres def. Chris Duncan, UFC Fight Night 237

UFC debut: David Martinez

Record: 11-1
Opponent: Saimon Oliveira (18-5 MMA, 0-2 UFC)
Division: Bantamweight
Misc.: Martinez won on DWCS in October to get a contract, and he’ll put it to use for the first time in front of his home fans in Mexico. The former Combate Global champion has nine of his 11 wins by knockout.

UFC debut: Ateba Gautier

Record: 6-1
Opponent: Jose Daniel Medina (11-4 MMA, 0-1 UFC)
Division: Middleweight
Misc.: The 22-year-old from Cameroon had a second-round knockout on DWCS this past September to punch his ticket. Five of his six wins have been by knockout, and they happen to be his last five straight – including four in the opening round.

UFC on ESPN 64 main card betting odds

MAIN CARD (ESPN2/ESPN+, 7 p.m. ET)

  • Brandon Moreno -245 vs. Steve Erceg +200
  • Drew Dober -120 vs. Manuel Torres +100
  • Kelvin Gastelum +250 vs. Joe Pyfer -310
  • Vince Morales +370 vs. Raul Rosas Jr. -485
  • David Martinez -410 vs. Saimon Oliveira +320
  • Kevin Borjas +125 vs. Ronaldo Rodriguez -150

UFC on ESPN 64 prelim betting odds

Nov 11, 2023; New York, NY, USA; Loopy Godinez (blue gloves) celebrates beating Tabatha Ricci (red gloves) during UFC 295 at Madison Square Garden. Mandatory Credit: Wendell Cruz-USA TODAY Sports

PRELIMINARY CARD (ESPN2/ESPN+, 4 p.m. ET)

  • Edgar Chairez -260 vs. CJ Vergara +210
  • Ateba Gautier -440 vs. Jose Daniel Medina +340
  • Melquizael Costa +140 vs. Christian Rodriguez -170
  • Loopy Godinez -265 vs. Julia Polastri +215
  • Rafa Garcia -485 vs. Vinc Pichel +370/li>
  • Jamall Emmers -375 vs. Gabriel Miranda +295
  • Austin Hubbard +145 vs. MarQuel Mederos -165

UFC on ESPN 64 preview videos

For more on the card, visit MMA Junkie’s event hub for UFC on ESPN 64.

UFC Fight Night 250: How to watch Adesanya vs. Imavov, Saudi Arabia lineup, odds, more (Updated)

Here’s what you need to know to watch UFC Fight Night 250 on ESPN+.

(This story was updated to add new information.)

The UFC’s return to the Middle East is set for Saturday in Saudi Arabia.

Here’s how to watch UFC Fight Night 250 with a former middleweight champion at the top of the card at ANB Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Broadcast and streaming info

John Gooden, Laura Sanko, Paul Felder at UFC Fight Night 233

UFC Fight Night 250 has a main card that begins at noon ET (9 a.m. PT) on ESPN+. The preliminary card streams on on ESPN+ at 9 a.m. ET.

Veteran broadcaster [autotag]Dan Hellie[/autotag] serves as desk anchor and host at UFC Fight Night 250.

UFC Hall of Famer and former middleweight champion [autotag]Michael Bisping[/autotag] and retired welterweight [autotag]Alan Jouban[/autotag] join him as analysts at the desk.

UFC correspondent [autotag]McKenzie Pavacich[/autotag] will conduct pre and post-fight interviews backstage with some of the athletes on the UFC Fight Night 250 card, as well as report additional real-time updates for the event.

[autotag]John Gooden[/autotag] will serve as the leading man on the mic from cageside at UFC Fight Night 250.

He’ll command play-by-play and be joined in the booth by retired lightweight contender [autotag]Paul Felder[/autotag], as well as [autotag]Laura Sanko[/autotag], who becomes the first female to do cageside commentary on an MMA event in Saudi Arabia.

(Mike Bohn, MMA Junkie)

Main event: Israel Adesanya

Israel Adesanya

Record: 24-4 MMA, 13-4 UFC
Opponent: Nassourdine Imavov (15-4 MMA, 7-2 UFC)
Division: Middleweight
Key wins: Alex Pereira, Jared Cannonier, Robert Whittaker (twice), Marvin Vettori (twice), Paulo Costa, Yoel Romero, Anderson Silva, Derek Brunson
Misc.: Adesanya will be trying to snap the first skid of his career. After he won the middleweight title back from Alex Pereira, he dropped it to Sean Strickland at UFC 293. After 11 months away, he returned to challenge current champ Dricus du Plessis for the belt and was submitted in the fourth round.

Main event: Nassourdine Imavov

Nassourdine Imavov def. Jared Cannonier, UFC on ESPN 57

Record: 15-4 MMA, 7-2 UFC
Opponent: Israel Adesanya (24-4 MMA, 13-4 UFC)
Division: Middleweight
Key wins: Brendan Allen, Jared Cannonier, Roman Dolidze, Joaquin Buckley
Misc.: Imavov has three straight wins and a well-rounded resume that includes six knockouts, four submissions and five decisions in his 15 career wins.

Co-main event: Shara Magomedov

Shara Magomedov def. Armen Petrosyan, UFC 308 (©Craig Kidwell, special to MMA Junkie)

Record: 15-0 MMA, 4-0 UFC
Opponent: Michael Page (22-3 MMA, 1-1 UFC)
Division: Middleweight
Key wins: Armen Petrosyan
Misc.: Shara “Bullet” has three straight post-fight bonus awards. All of his UFC fights have been in either Abu Dhabi or Saudi Arabia.

Co-main event: Michael Page

Michael Page

Record: 22-3 MMA, 1-1 UFC
Opponent: Shara Magomedov (15-0 MMA, 4-0 UFC)
Division: Middleweight
Key wins: Kevin Holland, Goiti Yamauchi, Douglas Lima, Paul Daley
Misc.: After more than a decade in Bellator, “MVP” came to the UFC and won his debut against Kevin Holland, but got outworked by Ian Machado Garry at UFC 303 this past June. This is a one-off fight at middleweight, Page said – he still plans on fighting at welterweight in the future.

UFC debut: Hamdy Abdelwahab

Jul 30, 2022; Dallas, TX, USA; Hamdy Abdelwahab (blue gloves) reacts after defeating Don’Tale Mayes (not pictured) with a split decision in a heavyweight bout during UFC 277 at the American Airlines Center. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports

Record: 3-0
Opponent: Jamal Pogues (11-4 MMA, 2-1 UFC)
Division: Heavyweight
Misc.: Egypt’s Abdelwahab made his promotional debut at UFC 277 with a win over Don’Tale Mayes in July 2022. But that was flipped to a no contest when he failed a drug test. He was scheduled to fight Parker Porter later in 2022, but withdrew. This will be his first MMA action in 2.5 years.

UFC Fight Night 250 main card betting odds

MAIN CARD (ESPN+, noon ET)

  • Israel Adesanya -175 vs. Nassourdine Imavov +145
  • Shara Magomedov -190 vs. Michael Page +160
  • Sergei Pavlovich -320 vs. Jairzinho Rozenstruik +250
  • Said Nurmagomedov -185 vs. Vinicius Oliveira +155
  • Mike Davis -140 vs. Fares Ziam +120

UFC Fight Night 250 prelim betting odds

PRELIMINARY CARD (ESPN+, 9 a.m. ET)

  • Muhammad Naimov -270 vs. Kaan Ofli +220
  • Shamil Gaziev -380 vs. Thomas Petersen +275
  • Damir Hadzovic +275 vs. Terrance McKinney -370
  • Mayra Bueno Silva +185 vs. Jasmine Jasudavicius -225
  • Lucas Alexander +100 vs. Bogdan Grad -120
  • Hamdy Abdelwahab -110 vs. Jamal Pogues -110

UFC Fight Night 250 preview videos

UFC analyst doesn’t care to see Islam Makhachev at 185 pounds

Islam Makhachev wants multi-division championship glory, but one UFC analyst would prefer to see him stick in his own lane.

[autotag]Islam Makhachev[/autotag] wants multi-division UFC championship glory, but analyst [autotag]Alan Jouban[/autotag] would prefer to see him stick in his own lane.

After setting the record for consecutive lightweight title defenses with a first-round submission of Renato Moicano at UFC 311 this month, Makhachev (27-1 MMA, 16-1 UFC) reiterated that he’s not going to leave the sport without a second title.

What that second weight class would be remains to be seen, but with a lack of desire to face current welterweight champ Belal Muhammad, Makhachev said he would accept a chance to face middleweight kingpin Dricus Du Plessis if it was offered.

Over the past decade, reigning champions pursuing additional divisional titles has become commonplace. Some have successfully pulled it off, while others have failed. There seems to be a perception that capturing belts in multiple weight classes is the ultimate legacy-enhancer, but for UFC and ESPN analyst Jouban, it doesn’t exceed the value of being a dominant and long-reigning titleholder.

“I don’t need to see it,” Jouban told MMA Junkie of Makhachev competing at middleweight. “I like to see guys at their weight do dominant things and set records. That’s when we talk about greatness. Do I take it seriously? Yeah. I take it seriously. I think he actually feels that’s what he wants to do. Has he earned it? Yeah. He set the record with four title defenses.

“Obviously if Islam goes up to 185, he wants to win, but if he doesn’t win he can say, ‘So what? I’m still the lightweight champion. I still have the belt so I’ve got nothing to lose.’ That’s why I don’t like these double champs. It’s one thing if he goes up to 170, but to go up two weight classes is unreasonable. He’s got nothing to lose. I need to have something at stake in these fights. And there’s nothing at stake if he goes and loses and comes back down and defends his belt and is putting the division on hold.”

Although Makhachev, No. 3 in the latest USA TODAY Sports/MMA Junkie pound-for-pound rankings, has separated himself as the most decorated champ in 155-pound history, Jouban doesn’t feel he’s cleared the list of contenders to the point where moving up in weight is the only option.

Makhachev was supposed to rematch Arman Tsarukyan at UFC 311 before the challenger pulled out on weigh-in day due to a back issue. UFC CEO Dana White said in the aftermath of the event that Tsarukyan will have to win at least one more fight to re-earn the opportunity for a crack at gold, but if Jouban was able to make the call, he thinks that fight remains as the biggest threat to Makhachev’s historic reign.

“Arman is the guy, in my case, that sets him apart from Khabib (as the lightweight GOAT),” Jouban said. “That’s what sets the record. That’s the one guy in the division where there’s the question mark of, ‘Can you beat this guy? Can you beat a guy that’s equivalent to you in the grappling?’ That can change things.”

“I think he’s going to be champion for a while. The toughest test that the division has against him I believe, as much as I love Charles Oliveira, I just don’t think his grappling is as strong as Islam’s. I hope he stays in the division, though. I hope he stays in the division and sets record. We’re talking about him going up, what’s he going to do? He’s not going to fight Belal (Muhammad at welterweight), so he’s going to skip to 185? I don’t want to see that.”

Check out the video above as Jouban and MMA Junkie senior reporter Mike Bohn discuss Makhachev’s place among the greatest lightweight champs in history on “The Bohnfire” podcast.

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Alan Jouban: If he retires tomorrow, UFC champion Alex Pereira is already a Hall of Famer

Alan Jouban thinks UFC light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira has already cemented his legacy.

[autotag]Alan Jouban[/autotag] thinks UFC light heavyweight champion [autotag]Alex Pereira[/autotag] has already cemented his legacy.

Pereira had a banner 2024, scoring knockouts of Jamahal Hill, Jiri Prochazka, and Khalil Rountree in a six-month period in title fights. In just 10 fights in the octagon, “Poatan” has already captured UFC titles in two divisions.

UFC analyst and former fighter Jouban thinks Pereira (12-2 MMA, 9-1 UFC) has achieved enough to earn a place in the UFC Hall of Fame.

“If he retires tomorrow, nobody in the history of the UFC has done what he has done in such a short amount of time,” Jouban said on MMA on SiriusXM. “Look at what he has done. It’s unprecedented, so I would say yes.”

Jouban explains what makes Pereira so special.

“Not only is he a guy that has this mystique, that has this following of kids and people of all ages, and has carried the UFC on his back, but the one thing that he does better than anybody else in the UFC is that he puts a bow on it and he finishes fights,” Jouban said. “You put Alex Pereira in the main event slot on any card, any time of the year, people are going to leave there with a smile on their face because they got to see a knockout.

“They got to see a devastating knockout early. You don’t have that trust in a lot of other fighters. If they have a draw, a big name, you can’t guarantee that with a Khabib (Nurmagomedov) or Islam (Makhachev) or some other type of fighter. But you know with Alex Pereira is in there, somebody’s going to get knocked out and it’s all that we’re going to be talking about the next day.”

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UFC Fight Night 245: How to watch Anthony Hernandez vs. Michel Pereira, start time, Las Vegas fight card, odds, more

Here’s what you need to know to watch UFC Fight Night 245 on ESPN+.

The UFC stays put for another home show this week with a pair of middleweight standouts at the top of a card that features nine bouts at featherweight or lighter.

Here’s how to watch UFC Fight Night 245 with 185-pounders in the headlining spot, plus bantamweights in the co-feature.

Broadcast and streaming info

Karyn Bryant and Michael Chiesa

UFC Fight Night 245 has a main card that starts at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN+. The preliminary card streams on ESPN+ at 4 p.m. ET.

Veteran broadcaster [autotag]Karyn Bryant[/autotag] serves as desk anchor and host at UFC Fight Night 245.

“The Ultimate Fighter 15′ winner [autotag]Michael Chiesa[/autotag] and retired welterweight veteran [autotag]Alan Jouban[/autotag] join her as analysts at the desk.

[autotag]Brendan Fitzgerald[/autotag] will serve as the leading man on the mic from cageside at UFC Fight Night 245.

He’ll command play-by-play and be joined in the booth by lightweight veteran [autotag]Paul Felder[/autotag], as well as former UFC/WEC bantamweight champion [autotag]Dominick Cruz[/autotag].

(Mike Bohn, MMA Junkie)

Main event: Anthony Hernandez

Anthony Hernandez

Record: 12-2 MMA, 6-2 UFC
Opponent: Michel Pereira (31-11 MMA, 9-2 UFC)
Division: Middleweight
Key wins: Roman Kopylov, Edmen Shahbazyan, Marc-Andre Barriault, JunYong Park, Brendan Allen
Misc.: “Fluffy” has a five-fight winning streak, four of which have been by stoppage – and two of which have gotten him post-fight bonuses.

Main event: Michel Pereira

Michel Pereira

Record: 31-11 MMA, 9-2 UFC
Opponent: Anthony Hernandez (12-2 MMA, 6-2 UFC)
Division: Middleweight
Key wins: Ihor Potieria, Michał Oleksiejczuk, Andre Petroski, Santiago Ponzinibbio, Andre Fialho
Misc.: Brazilian has an eight-fight winning streak and hasn’t lost since before the pandemic, when he landed an illegal knee on Diego Sanchez.

Co-main event: Rob Font

Rob Font

Record: 20-8 MMA, 10-7 UFC
Opponent: Kyler Phillips (12-2 MMA, 6-1 UFC)
Division: Bantamweight
Key wins: Adrian Yanez, Cody Garbrandt, Marlon Moraes, Ricky Simon, Sergio Pettis
Misc.: Font will be looking to snap the second two-fight skid of his career. He’s dropped fur of his past five, but those losses have been decisions to the division’s elite: Jose Aldo, Marlon Vera, Cory Sandhagen and Deiveson Figueiredo.

Co-main event: Kyler Phillips

Kyler Phillips

Record: 12-2 MMA, 6-1 UFC
Opponent: Rob Font (20-8 MMA, 10-7 UFC)
Division: Bantamweight
Key wins: Pedro Munhoz, Raoni Barcelos, Song Yadong
Misc.: “The Matrix” has three straight wins since the lone setback of his UFC career.

UFC Fight Night 245 main card betting odds

Darren Elkins

MAIN CARD (ESPN+, 7 p.m. ET)

  • Anthony Hernandez (-150) vs. Michel Pereira (+125)
  • Rob Font (+300) vs. Kyler Phillips (-400)
  • Charles Johnson (-235) vs. Su Mudaerji (+190)
  • Jake Hadley (+125) vs. Brady Hiestand (-150)
  • Darren Elkins (+105) vs. Daniel Pineda (-125)

UFC Fight Night 245 prelim betting odds

Jessica Penne

PRELIMINARY CARD (ESPN+, 4 p.m. ET)

  • Asu Almabayev (-170) vs. Matheus Nicolau (+140)
  • Brad Katona (+220) vs. Jean Matsumoto (-270)
  • Joselyne Edwards (-235) vs. Tamires Vidal (+190)
  • Jessica Penne (+130) vs. Elise Reed (-155)
  • Alice Ardelean (+125) vs. Melissa Martinez (-150)
  • Robelis Despaigne (-450) vs. Austen Lane (+325)

UFC Fight Night 245 preview videos

Michael Chiesa makes case for Belal Muhammad against ‘boogeyman’ Shavkat Rakhmonov at UFC 310

UFC analysts Michael Chiesa and Alan Jouban previewed Belal Muhammad vs. Shavkat Rakhmonov.

UFC analysts [autotag]Michael Chiesa[/autotag] and [autotag]Alan Jouban[/autotag] previewed [autotag]Belal Muhammad[/autotag] vs. [autotag]Shavkat Rakhmonov[/autotag].

Welterweight champion Muhammad (24-3 MMA, 15-3 UFC) makes his first title defense against undefeated Rakhmonov (18-0 MMA, 6-0 UFC) in the UFC 310 main event on Dec. 7 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas (ESPN+ pay-per-view, ESPN2, ESPN+).

Chiesa, who faces Max Griffin on the same night, thinks Muhammad’s resume cannot be discounted. While he’s not necessarily picking him to win, he wouldn’t be surprised if Muhammad bounced Rakhmonov out of the ranks of the unbeaten.

“It would be easy for people to discredit and dismiss Belal because when you look at Shavkat Rakhmonov, 18-0 with 10 submissions and 8 KOs, (he’s) the boogeyman of the division right now,” Chiesa told ESPN. “But you look at Belal’s strength of schedule in his last six fights: Demian Maia, who was ranked when he fought him; (Stephen) ‘Wonderboy’ (Thompson), who was ranked above the top 10; Vicente Luque, who was ranked (No.) 5 when he fought him.

“Sean Brady TKO’d him, took his 0; fought Gilbert Burns on short notice in a five-round fight, beat him; and then dethrones Leon Edwards in his own backyard. Before people want to dismiss Belal Muhammad because of who he is fighting, you just look at that strength of schedule and you’ve got to remind yourself: This guy is the champion for a reason, and I would not be surprised if he took Shavkat’s 0.”

Jouban, who spoiled Muhammad’s UFC debut in a Fight of the Night battle in 2016, thinks the champion has the skills to beat well-rounded Rakhmonov.

“Belal has proven time and time again why he deserved the championship fight, he got the championship fight, and he deserves to be the champion now,” Jouban said. “He looked phenomenal against Leon Edwards. Leon Edwards is one of the better grapplers in the division. He has outgrappled guys like Gunnar Nelson and so on.

“And Belal Muhammad goes in there, dumps him on his head numerous times, outwrestled him, manhandled him. Shavkat Rakhmonov though, this guy does everything well, and so this is going to be, I think, Belal’s toughest date. But I do think that Belal does have the grappling to get it done.”

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For more on the card, visit MMA Junkie’s event hub for UFC 310.

UFC Fight Night 236 commentary team set: Trio with former champs makes 2024 debut

The commentary team of Brendan Fitzgerald, Dominick Cruz and Daniel Cormier will make its 2024 debut at UFC Fight Night 236 on Saturday.

The UFC continues its February schedule Saturday with UFC Fight Night 236, which goes down at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas.

As always, some marquee on-air talent will be there in “Sin City” to help guide viewers through the experience.

Details of who will work as commentators and analysts for each event have been acquired by MMA Junkie through a person with knowledge of the situation, and you can see the scheduled broadcast team below.

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UFC Fight Night 234 commentary, broadcast plans set for fist event of 2024

The talent lineup for Saturday’s UFC Fight Night 234 is set, which is the first UFC event of 2024.

The UFC opens its 2024 schedule Saturday with UFC Fight Night 234, which goes down at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas.

As always, some marquee on-air talent will be there in “Sin City” to help guide viewers through the experience.

Details of who will work as commentators and analysts for each event have been acquired by MMA Junkie through a person with knowledge of the situation, and you can see the scheduled broadcast team below.

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UFC Fight Night 233 commentary, broadcast plans set: Laura Sanko returns to booth

Check out the broadcast details for Saturday’s UFC Fight Night 233, which has a late start and has Laura Sanko on the call.

The UFC wraps up its November schedule Saturday with UFC Fight Night 233, which goes down at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas.

As always, some marquee on-air talent will be there in “Sin City” to help guide viewers through the experience.

Details of who will work as commentators and analysts for each event have been acquired by MMA Junkie through a person with knowledge of the situation, and you can see the scheduled broadcast team below.

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UFC Fight Night 232 commentary, broadcast plans set: Who’s working final Apex event of 2023?

Check out the broadcast details for Saturday’s UFC Fight Night 232, which has an early start for the final Apex event of the year.

The UFC wraps up its November schedule Saturday with UFC Fight Night 232, which goes down at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas.

As always, some marquee on-air talent will be there in “Sin City” to help guide viewers through the experience.

Details of who will work as commentators and analysts for each event have been acquired by MMA Junkie through a person with knowledge of the situation, and you can see the scheduled broadcast team below.