UFC Fight Night card, start times, how to watch Moicano vs Nolan

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UFC Fight Night: Moicano vs Nolan puts 12 fights on at the Meta Apex in Las Vegas on Saturday, October 31. There is no title on the line and no pay-per-view, but the five-round main event is a ranked lightweight fight, and the card picked up two new bouts and two new opponents eight days out.

No. 12 Renato Moicano (21-7-1) headlines against No. 14 Tom Nolan (11-1) in the lightweight rankings. Moicano got back in the win column in April, submitting Chris Duncan in the second round of his own headliner, after losing to Islam Makhachev at UFC 311 in January 2025 and to Beneil Dariush at UFC 317 that June. Nolan has won his last three: a decision over Viacheslav Borshchev in February 2025, a first-round submission of Charlie Campbell in Perth that September, and a unanimous decision over Farès Ziam in June. The highest-ranked pairing on the card is actually the women's bantamweight bout between No. 6 Yana Santos (17-8) and No. 7 Luana Santos (11-2). Both arrive on three-fight winning streaks.

Start times

• Prelims: 5:00 p.m. ET (2:00 p.m. PT in Las Vegas, 9:00 p.m. GMT in London, 10:00 p.m. CET)
• Main card: 8:00 p.m. ET (5:00 p.m. PT, midnight GMT, 1:00 a.m. CET Sunday)

Mind the clocks this week. Europe went back to standard time on October 25, but the US does not change until November 1, the morning after the card. For this one night the gap between New York and London is four hours, not the usual five.

The full card

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

• Renato Moicano vs Tom Nolan, lightweight (five rounds)
• Randy Brown vs Jacobe Smith, welterweight
• Yana Santos vs Luana Santos, women's bantamweight
• Ode Osbourne vs Cody Durden, flyweight
• Zach Reese vs Mickey Gall, middleweight
• Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani vs Farman Hasanov, welterweight
• Francis Marshall vs Dakota Hope, featherweight

Prelims (5:00 p.m. ET)

• Rodrigo Sezinando vs Theodor Berggren, welterweight
• Julian Erosa vs JeongYeong Lee, featherweight
• Nick Klein vs Joseph Kropschot, middleweight
• Talita Alencar vs Piera Rodriguez, women's strawweight
• Lucia Szabová vs Tainara Lisboa, women's flyweight

Most of the reshuffle landed on October 23. Randy Brown (20-8) lost Carlos Leal and now gets Jacobe Smith, who is 13-0 and stopped Bruce Whitehead in the first round at UFC 332 on October 3, so he is back inside four weeks. Francis Marshall swapped Gaston Bolanos for Dakota Hope, and the bout moved up from the prelims to the main card. Ode Osbourne vs Cody Durden and Zach Reese vs Mickey Gall were added the same day; Gall has not fought since November 2024 and has lost three in a row. Andre Petroski's middleweight bout, first booked against Azamat Bekoev, is not on the official card as of Saturday.

The prelims close on a debut. Lucia Szabová is 12-0 and making her first UFC walk against Tainara Lisboa (7-4), the same Lisboa that Luana Santos submitted in May 2025. Farman Hasanov is the card's other unbeaten fighter at 6-0.

How to watch

In the United States the whole card streams on Paramount+, prelims and main card, with no pay-per-view on top, and Paramount+ also carries it in Brazil, Mexico and the rest of Latin America. Canada has it on Sportsnet+, with TVA Sports also holding UFC rights. In the UK and Ireland, Fight Nights are on TNT Sports. Australia has the card on Paramount+, and New Zealand can watch it free on TVNZ+.

In Europe it is DAZN in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, RMC Sport in France, discovery+ in Italy, HBO Max in Spain and the Netherlands, Polsat Sport Fight in Poland, Go3 in the Baltics, and Viaplay for the main card in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. Turkey is on S Sport Plus, Russia gets the main card on Match TV, and Setanta Sports covers Georgia, Ukraine, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Central Asia. Elsewhere, STARZPLAY has the Middle East and North Africa, SuperSport has most of sub-Saharan Africa, Japan is on U-NEXT, South Korea on TVING and India on Sony Sports Network. Where no local broadcaster holds the rights, UFC Fight Pass streams it. Every country is in the grid at how to watch UFC Fight Night: Moicano vs Nolan.

The consensus line, for information only, has Nolan a narrow favorite at minus 126 with Moicano at plus 104, and Luana Santos at minus 211 against Yana Santos at plus 172. Make your picks at the pick'em, and follow live results and scorecards on the event page on fight night.