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UFC Vegas 124 Fight Card, Start Time and How to Watch

Waldo Cortes-Acosta meets Johnny Walker in a heavyweight headliner on November 7 in Las Vegas. Full fight card, start times and how to watch.

By Antoine LessardPublished 3 min read
UFC Vegas 124 Fight Card, Start Time and How to Watch

The headliner for the November 7 card in Las Vegas changed inside ten days of the event. Sean Brady withdrew with an injury, and Waldo Cortes-Acosta now meets Johnny Walker in a heavyweight clash.

Date, venue and start times

The event takes place at the Meta APEX in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Saturday, November 7, 2026. Start times below are given across US time zones, then for the United Kingdom and Central Europe, where clocks have been on winter time since October 25.

Card segmentETCTMTPTUKCentral Europe
Prelims5:00 PM4:00 PM3:00 PM2:00 PM10:00 PM11:00 PM
Main card8:00 PM7:00 PM6:00 PM5:00 PM1:00 AM (Nov. 8)2:00 AM (Nov. 8)

How to Watch

In the United States, the card streams live on Paramount+. In the United Kingdom and Europe, UFC Fight Pass carries the full card. Regional broadcast partners, including RMC Sport in France, Orange and Play Sports in Belgium, and Blue Sport in Switzerland, are expected to carry the card as well; check local listings closer to fight night. The UFC has moved most of its Fight Night cards to Paramount+ as part of its current US media rights deal, with its numbered pay-per-view events occasionally simulcast on CBS.

Main card

The new main event pits two ranked heavyweights against each other. Waldo Cortes-Acosta (17-4), a former LFA heavyweight champion ranked No. 8, is coming off back-to-back decision losses to Curtis Blaydes and Alexander Volkov. Johnny Walker (23-10, 1 NC), ranked No. 12, enters off a knockout win over Mick Parkin earlier this month. The co-main event features two strawweight contenders, Tatiana Suarez (USA) and Virna Jandiroba.

Prelims

Americans on the Card

Seven Americans are set to fight on this card. Tatiana Suarez stays unbeaten in her UFC career and keeps pushing for a strawweight title shot in the co-main event. Andre Petroski looks to build on his recent form at middleweight, while Elijah Smith, Alvin Hines, Mitch Raposo, Austin Bashi and Lucas Brennan all fight on the preliminary card.

What is at Stake

Cortes-Acosta cannot afford a third straight loss without sliding out of heavyweight contention, while Walker is chasing his longest win streak in years after stopping Parkin. Suarez remains unbeaten across her UFC run and keeps building her case for a strawweight title shot against Jandiroba, a former title challenger and a dangerous grappler.

Several other main card bouts carry real stakes for their participants. Andre Petroski looks for consistency at middleweight against Lithuania’s Mantas Kondratavičius, while Wellington Turman is chasing a second straight win against Seokhyeon Ko. The Meta APEX is once again hosting one of the UFC’s regular Fight Night cards between numbered pay-per-view events, a format the promotion now runs almost every week.

On the preliminary card, the women’s flyweight matchup between Karine Silva and Gabriella Fernandes and the women’s bantamweight bout between Priscila Cachoeira and Nina Milošević give two more fighters a chance to climb an increasingly crowded division.

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Antoine Lessard

Founder and editor-in-chief of MMA Official. He covers UFC news, fight cards and event results. Our methodology

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