Renato Moicano headlines UFC Vegas 123 against Tom Nolan on Saturday, October 31, 2026, at Meta APEX in Las Vegas. The Brazilian steps into the main event after Brian Ortega withdrew injured ahead of UFC 331. Tom Nolan, ranked number 14 at lightweight, enters on a five fight winning streak.
Ranked number 12 at lightweight, Renato Moicano last fought in April 2026, when he won a previous Fight Night bout in Las Vegas. This will mark his fourth main event appearance in the organization.
The event marks the UFC’s last stop at Meta APEX before UFC 334, set for November 14 at Madison Square Garden in New York with Ciryl Gane headlining. The card features twelve bouts split between five main card fights and seven prelims.
Date, venue and start times
The card takes place at Meta APEX in Las Vegas, Nevada. Start times below cover the main US time zones, the United Kingdom and Central Europe.
| Card segment | US Eastern | US Central | US Mountain | US Pacific | United Kingdom | Central Europe |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prelims | 5:00 PM ET | 4:00 PM CT | 3:00 PM MT | 2:00 PM PT | 9:00 PM GMT | 10:00 PM CET |
| Main card | 8:00 PM ET | 7:00 PM CT | 6:00 PM MT | 5:00 PM PT | 12:00 AM GMT (Nov 1) | 1:00 AM CET (Nov 1) |
How to Watch
In the United States, the entire card streams on Paramount+. No broadcaster has been confirmed in the United Kingdom or Central Europe for this card at the time of writing.
Main card
Renato Moicano (21-7-1) meets Tom Nolan (11-1), ranked number 14 at lightweight (155 lbs / 70 kg), in the night’s main event.
Randy Brown (20-8, Jamaica) faces Jacobe Smith (13-0, USA) at welterweight (170 lbs / 77 kg), after Carlos Leal withdrew from the original matchup.
Ode Osbourne (13-9, USA) faces Cody Durden (18-11-1, USA) at flyweight (125 lbs / 57 kg).
Yana Santos (17-8), ranked number 6, meets Luana Santos (11-2), ranked number 7, at women’s bantamweight (135 lbs / 61 kg).
Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani (11-2, USA) faces Farman Hasanov (5-0, Azerbaijan) at welterweight (170 lbs / 77 kg).
Prelims
Francis Marshall (10-3, USA) faces Dakota Hope (11-2, USA) at featherweight (145 lbs / 66 kg).
Rodrigo Sezinando (8-2, Brazil) faces Theodor Berggren (8-4, Sweden) at welterweight (170 lbs / 77 kg).
Julian Erosa (31-13, USA) faces Jeong Yeong Lee (11-3, South Korea) at featherweight (145 lbs / 66 kg).
Zach Reese (10-4, USA) faces Mickey Gall (7-7, USA) at middleweight (185 lbs / 84 kg).
Nick Klein (6-3, USA) faces Joseph Kropschot (9-3, USA) at middleweight (185 lbs / 84 kg).
Talita Alencar (8-1-1, Brazil) faces Piera Rodriguez (12-2, Venezuela) at women’s strawweight (115 lbs / 52 kg).
Lucia Szabova (12-0, Slovakia) faces Tainara Lisboa (7-4, Brazil) at women’s flyweight (125 lbs / 57 kg).
Americans on the Card
Eleven fighters on this card compete for the United States: Jacobe Smith, Ode Osbourne, Cody Durden, Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani, Francis Marshall, Dakota Hope, Julian Erosa, Zach Reese, Mickey Gall, Nick Klein and Joseph Kropschot.
What is at Stake
Renato Moicano is headlining for the fourth time in his UFC career. He stepped into this opportunity after Brian Ortega withdrew from their scheduled rematch at UFC 331 with an injury.
Tom Nolan arrives in Las Vegas on a five fight winning streak and his first main event opportunity. A win would move him closer to the lightweight top ten.
In the women’s bantamweight bout, Yana Santos and Luana Santos sit back to back in the rankings, each looking to climb closer to the top five.
On the prelim card, Julian Erosa headlines the undercard interest. The American featherweight, who carries 31 professional wins, faces South Korea’s Jeong Yeong Lee, who is looking to build on his promotional debut.
For Randy Brown, this fight against unbeaten Jacobe Smith comes after several months on the sidelines. The Jamaica native has competed at welterweight in the UFC since 2016.
The event runs under the Fight Night format, with no title on the line in the main event. All twelve bouts, five on the main card and seven on the prelims, stream in full on Paramount+ in the United States.
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