UFC Fight Night card, start times, how to watch Allen vs Duncan
UFC Fight Night: Allen vs Duncan full card, start times in ET and PT, and how to watch Brendan Allen vs Christian Leroy Duncan in Las Vegas on October 10.
UFC Fight Night: Allen vs Duncan puts twelve fights on at the Meta Apex in Las Vegas on Saturday, October 10. There is no title on the line and no pay-per-view, but the main event is a five-round fight between two ranked middleweights.
Brendan Allen (27-7), ranked No. 4 at middleweight, headlines against No. 10 Christian Leroy Duncan (15-2). Allen has more than twice as many professional fights as Duncan, who is 15-2 and six places below him on the official board. The co-main is a lightweight fight between Matheus Camilo (11-3) and Jai Herbert (14-6-1), and the women's strawweights get a ranked name on the main card too: No. 8 Loopy Godinez (14-6) against Ketlen Souza (17-6).
Start times
- Prelims: 5:00 p.m. ET (2:00 p.m. PT in Las Vegas)
- Main card: 8:00 p.m. ET (5:00 p.m. PT)
The full card
Main card (8:00 p.m. ET)
- Brendan Allen vs Christian Leroy Duncan, middleweight (five rounds)
- Matheus Camilo vs Jai Herbert, lightweight
- Loopy Godinez vs Ketlen Souza, women's strawweight
- Andre Fili vs Kai Kamaka III, featherweight
- Malcolm Wellmaker vs Otari Tanzilovi, bantamweight
Prelims (5:00 p.m. ET)
- Julius Walker vs Gerald Meerschaert, light heavyweight
- Francisco Prado vs Ismael Bonfim, lightweight
- Niko Price vs Leon Shahbazyan, welterweight
- Felipe Franco vs Brendson Ribeiro, light heavyweight
- Allen Frye Jr. vs RJ Harris, heavyweight
- Alice Pereira vs Daria Zhelezniakova, women's bantamweight
- Ernesta Kareckaite vs Melissa Gatto, women's flyweight
Malcolm Wellmaker (10-2) and Otari Tanzilovi (10-2) were first listed on the prelims and have since been moved up to close out the main card. Gerald Meerschaert brings a 37-22 record, 59 professional fights, into a light heavyweight bout with Julius Walker (7-3), and RJ Harris is the only unbeaten fighter on the card at 6-0.
How to watch
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In the United States the whole night streams on Paramount+, prelims and main card alike, and there is no pay-per-view on top of it. Paramount+ also has the card in Mexico, Brazil and the rest of Latin America. Canadians watch on Sportsnet+, with TVA Sports carrying it in Quebec. In the UK and Ireland the Fight Night rights sit with TNT Sports. Australia has the card on Paramount+ with the prelims free to air on Network 10, and in New Zealand TVNZ+ carries it.
Across Europe it is DAZN in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, RMC Sport in France, Polsat Sport Fight in Poland, HBO Max in Spain and the Netherlands, and Viaplay for the main card in the Nordics. Further east, Japan is on U-NEXT, South Korea on TVING, India on Sony Sports Network, Turkey on S Sport Plus, and Russia gets the main card on Match TV. Where no local broadcaster holds the rights, UFC Fight Pass streams it. Every country is listed in the grid at how to watch UFC Fight Night: Allen vs Duncan.
Allen opens as the favorite at minus 131 with Duncan at plus 108, and Camilo is minus 198 against Herbert at plus 161 in the co-main. Make your picks at the pick'em, and follow live results and scorecards on the event page on fight night.