LFA 247 Fight Card, Start Time and How to Watch

Marcos Breno faces Eduardo Torres in the bantamweight main event at LFA 247 on November 20 in Phoenix. Full card, start times and how to watch.

By Antoine LessardPublished 3 min read
LFA 247 Fight Card, Start Time and How to Watch

LFA 247 brings twelve fights to the Arizona Financial Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona, on Friday, November 20, 2026. Marcos Breno faces Eduardo Torres in a bantamweight main event.

Date, venue and start times

The event takes place at the Arizona Financial Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona. LFA has announced a main card broadcast start of 9 p.m. U.S. Eastern on Friday, November 20, on VICE TV.

Card segmentU.S. EasternU.S. CentralU.S. MountainU.S. PacificUnited KingdomCentral Europe
Prelimsnot yet announcednot yet announcednot yet announcednot yet announcednot yet announcednot yet announced
Main card (VICE TV)9:00 p.m.8:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.6:00 p.m.2:00 a.m. (Nov 21)3:00 a.m. (Nov 21)
Main event (Breno vs. Torres), estimatearound 10:30 p.m.around 9:30 p.m.around 8:30 p.m.around 7:30 p.m.around 3:30 a.m. (Nov 21)around 4:30 a.m. (Nov 21)

The main event estimate is based on the average pace of previous LFA cards and can shift depending on how the earlier fights play out.

The Arizona Financial Theatre sits in downtown Phoenix. LFA previously held a championship card there in June 2026, headlined by a bantamweight bout.

How to Watch

In the United States, LFA 247 streams on VICE TV, with a Spanish-language simulcast on ESPN Deportes; prelims air on FloCombat. Worldwide coverage runs through LFA Fight Network on YouTube.

CountryBroadcasterSegmentsAccess
United StatesVICE TVMain cardPaid, subscription
United StatesFloCombat / FloSportsPrelimsPaid, subscription
CanadaFloCombat / FloSportsFull cardPaid, subscription
United Kingdom, IrelandNot confirmedNot applicableBroadcaster not confirmed as of 11/11/2026
France, Switzerland, Germany, AustriaNot confirmedNot applicableBroadcaster not confirmed as of 11/11/2026
WorldwideLFA Fight Network (YouTube)Full cardFree

FloSports offers international subscriptions, though availability outside North America is not guaranteed.

The VICE TV partnership began in January 2026, replacing the exclusive deal LFA previously held with UFC Fight Pass.

Main card

Main event, bantamweight (135 lbs / 61.2 kg): Marcos Breno (16-4), of Brazil, vs. Eduardo Torres (19-3), of Chile.

Co-main event, flyweight (125 lbs / 56.7 kg): Chance Ikei (7-1) vs. undefeated Agapito Orozco (6-0).

Featherweight (145 lbs / 65.8 kg): Francisco Hernandez (6-1) vs. Ray Hayes (9-2).

Middleweight (185 lbs / 83.9 kg): Delton Kaufmann (2-0) vs. promotional debutant Abasi Young.

Lightweight (155 lbs / 70.3 kg): Benjamin Orozco (7-2, 1 NC) vs. Canon Swanson (6-1, 1 NC).

Featherweight (145 lbs / 65.8 kg): Lucas Ganin (9-3, 1 NC) vs. Abbas Abasov (6-1).

Flyweight (125 lbs / 56.7 kg): Aiden Ingram (5-1) vs. Ricardo Hussein (5-1).

Prelims

Seven bouts open the card before the main portion of the show, mixing promotional debutants with fighters already carrying professional records.

  • Featherweight: Paul Marghitas (2-0) vs. Sergio Mamone Jr. (1-0)
  • Flyweight: Zoe Nowicki (3-1) vs. Mia Grawe (3-1)
  • Featherweight: Erickson Quinzo (7-4) vs. Adam Amado (4-4)
  • 132-pound catchweight: Nolan Linebaugh (1-0) vs. promotional debutant Joseph Rivas
  • Featherweight: promotional debutants Jacob Lagoa vs. Zane Corey
  • Welterweight: promotional debutants Sean Polk vs. Luke La Vanway
  • Light heavyweight: promotional debutants Talal Yousufzai vs. Josh Reynolds

What is at stake

The main event pairs two different profiles: Marcos Breno, billed by LFA as a dangerous Brazilian contender, and Eduardo Torres, described by the promotion as a Chilean veteran. No title has been announced for this bout as of publication.

The card also carries several fighters unbeaten as professionals, including Agapito Orozco, Canon Swanson and Aiden Ingram. LFA has long served as one of the UFC’s main recruiting pipelines, and a standout performance in Phoenix can carry directly into contract talks in the following weeks.

In the co-main event, undefeated Agapito Orozco meets Chance Ikei, who carries one professional loss. Twelve bouts are confirmed for the card in total, seven of them on the main portion of the show.

Two main-card fighters, Lucas Ganin and Benjamin Orozco, both carry a no-contest result on their professional record alongside their wins and losses, a detail that complicates reading the card by win-loss totals alone.

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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