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Here is everything you need to know ahead of the UFC’s return to the META Apex on October 31.
This past Saturday, the premier promotion returned to Abu Dhabi for UFC 333 and in the main event, Alexander Volkanovski knocked out Movsar Evloev to retain his featherweight title.
This coming Saturday, though, the UFC return to the confines of the META Apex for another Vegas offering with UFC Vegas 123, headlined by a lightweight clash between Renato Moicano and Tom Nolan.
‘Big Train’ Nolan is looking to score his sixth win in a row, and what would be his most impressive yet over the former lightweight title challenger, ‘Money’ Moicano.
UFC fans around the world have become familiar with the start times for the events, however, with the promotion having landed in the Middle East last week, the start times this weekend will be different.
Fans in the United Kingdom will enjoy a slightly earlier start time with the clocks having gone back in the UK this past Saturday.
| UFC Vegas 123 start times | PT | ET | GMT |
| Main card | 02:00 PM | 05:00 PM | 12:00 AM |
| Prelims | 05:00 PM | 08:00 PM | 09:00 PM |
How you can tune in for the action this weekend at UFC Vegas 123 will differ depending on which location you are watching the fights.
You’ll need to check which platform holds the broadcasting rights to the UFC in your region, with several examples being listed below.
| Country | Prelims broadcast | Main card broadcast |
| United States | Paramount+ | Paramount+ |
| United Kingdom | TNT Sports/UFC Fight Pass | TNT Sports/Discovery+ |
| Canada | Sportsnet/Sportsnet+ | Sportsnet/Sportsnet+ |
| Australia | ESPN/Kayo Sports | ESPN/Kayo Sports |
| Rest of the World | UFC Fight Pass | UFC Fight Pass/Local rights holder |
Over the past few weeks, there have been several changes to the UFC Vegas 123 card, with fights having fallen off the card and new contenders stepping up as replacements. There are several fighters on the card that fans will be familiar with, while other names will be making their debut appearances in the premier promotion.
Earlier this week, Azamat Bekoev withdrew from his fight against Andre Petroski after passing out in a CVS, after suffering an anaphylactic reaction.