DWCS 93 card, start times and how to watch Novenyi vs Haig

Dana White's Contender Series 93 puts five fights on at the Meta Apex in Las Vegas on Tuesday, September 22, with UFC contracts on the line and no titles anywhere in sight. Five bouts, three rounds each, and a room where the audience that matters is sitting cageside with a pen.

Norbert Novenyi Jr. meets Theo Haig at middleweight in the main event. The card runs through light heavyweight, lightweight, flyweight and welterweight beneath it, which is the usual Contender Series spread: one fight per division, no filler, everybody on the same clock.

Start times

Contender Series runs as a single block with no prelims.

• Main card: 7:00 p.m. ET (4:00 p.m. PT in Las Vegas)

The full card

Main card (7:00 p.m. ET)

• Norbert Novenyi Jr. vs Theo Haig, middleweight
• Damian Piwowarczyk vs Emilio Quissua, light heavyweight
• Piero Guaylupo vs Callum Connor, lightweight
• Paris Moran vs Marcos Degli, flyweight
• Alvi Dasuyev vs Jaden Ortega, welterweight

Every fight here is scheduled for three rounds, and that matters more on this show than on a normal card: there is no fourth round to rescue a slow start, and a decision win has historically been a much weaker contract argument than a finish.

How to watch

Contender Series 93 streams in the United States on Paramount+, which also carries it in Brazil, Mexico and across Latin America, and in Australia. Canada gets it on Sportsnet, with TVA Sports carrying it in Quebec. In the UK and Ireland this show is on UFC Fight Pass rather than TNT Sports, which is a common trap: the TNT deal covers UFC events, not the Contender Series. Germany is on DAZN, France on RMC, Poland on Polsat, and the Nordics on Viaplay. Everywhere without a named local carrier, it is UFC Fight Pass. The country-by-country grid is at how to watch Contender Series 93.

Lock in your picks at the pick'em, and live results land at the event page on the night.