UFC Fight Night card, start times, how to watch Buckley vs Malott

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UFC Fight Night: Buckley vs Malott puts 13 fights on at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta, on Saturday, October 17. There is no title on the line and no pay-per-view, but the main event is a five-round welterweight fight between two ranked contenders, and 12 of the 13 bouts have a Canadian in one of the corners.

Joaquin Buckley (21-8), ranked No. 10 at welterweight, headlines against No. 13 Mike Malott (14-2-1). They arrive from opposite directions. Buckley has dropped two straight decisions, to Kamaru Usman in June 2025 and to Sean Brady at UFC 328 in May. Malott has won three in a row, the last a third-round knockout of Gilbert Burns when he headlined in Winnipeg in April. The co-main is a women's flyweight fight between No. 4 Erin Blanchfield (14-2) and No. 6 Jasmine Jasudavicius (15-4). Blanchfield has not fought since she submitted Tracy Cortez in November 2025, and Jasudavicius comes in off a unanimous decision over Karine Silva on that same Winnipeg card.

Start times

• Prelims: 5:00 p.m. ET (3:00 p.m. MT in Edmonton, 10:00 p.m. BST)
• Main card: 8:00 p.m. ET (6:00 p.m. MT, 1:00 a.m. BST Sunday)

The full card

Main card (8:00 p.m. ET)

• Joaquin Buckley vs Mike Malott, welterweight (five rounds)
• Erin Blanchfield vs Jasmine Jasudavicius, women's flyweight
• Kyle Nelson vs Cristian Pérez, lightweight
• Marc-Andre Barriault vs Kyle Daukaus, middleweight
• Louis Jourdain vs Timmy Cuamba, bantamweight
• Mandel Nallo vs Nate Landwehr, lightweight

Prelims (5:00 p.m. ET)

• Tanner Boser vs Jhonata Diniz, heavyweight
• Julien Leblanc vs Nick Galanti, middleweight
• Javad Mahjoub vs Joel Faglier, heavyweight
• Katlyn Cerminara vs Mackenzie Stiller, women's flyweight
• Chad Anheliger vs Steven Koslow, bantamweight
• Melissa Croden vs Chelsea Chandler, women's bantamweight
• Cody Chovancek vs SuYoung You, bantamweight

The prelims took three late opponent changes. On October 6, Nick Galanti (8-1) stepped in for Gilbert Urbina against Julien Leblanc, and Joel Faglier (6-0) replaced Louie Sutherland against Javad Mahjoub (5-0), which means one of those two unbeaten heavyweight records ends Saturday. On October 8, Mackenzie Stiller (6-1) took Jamey-Lyn Horth's place opposite Katlyn Cerminara. The opener has the other clean record on the card: Cody Chovancek is 9-0 going in against SuYoung You (16-4).

How to watch

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In the United States the whole night streams on Paramount+, prelims and main card alike, with no pay-per-view on top. Paramount+ also has the card in Mexico, Brazil and the rest of Latin America. In Canada, the host country, Fight Nights stream on Sportsnet+, and TVA Sports also carries UFC events. In the UK and Ireland the Fight Night rights sit with TNT Sports. Australia has the card on Paramount+, and in New Zealand it is free on TVNZ+.

Across Europe it is DAZN in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, RMC Sport in France, discovery+ in Italy, 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. Setanta Sports has it in Georgia, Armenia, Ukraine and Central Asia. 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: Buckley vs Malott.

Malott is the favorite in the main event at minus 146, with Buckley at plus 121, and Blanchfield is minus 256 against Jasudavicius at plus 207 in the co-main. Make your picks at the pick'em, and follow live results and scorecards on the event page on fight night.