UFC On TV And Live Stream Tonight: How To Watch UFC 250 Nunes Vs. Spencer Card

Amanda Nunes will defend her 145-pound UFC title against Felicia Spencer on Saturday night in the main event of UFC 250.

In the second consecutive event at the UFC Apex, the top MMA promotion in the world is ready to deliver its latest pay-per-view card.

Here’s how you can watch the show.

Start Times and Networks/Live Streams

• Early Prelims: 6 pm on UFC Fight Pass and ESPN+
• Mid-Level Prelims: 8 pm on ESPN and ESPN+
• PPV Main Card: 10 pm on ESPN+ PPV

Weigh-In Info

No fighter missed weight for Saturday’s event, but the opening fight on the prelims will be a 150-pound catchweight bout between Herbert Burns (brother of top welterweight contender, Gilbert Burns) and long-time UFC veteran Evan Dunham.

If you’re looking for up-and-coming fighters to watch on the card, keep an eye on Alonzo Menifield, Chase Hooper, and Sean O’Malley. All three are favorites over Devin Clark, Alex Caceres, and Eddie Wineland, respectively, and don’t be surprised if each of them gets their victory by stoppage.

Also, the Hooper-Caceres bout could turn out to be the Fight of the Night. Caceres is seemingly incapable of having a boring fight, and the 20-year-old Hooper has proven to deliver a fan-friendly style as well in the Octagon.

The main event looks like a one-sided matchup, but don’t sleep on Spencer. She is tough, resilient and her wrestling is serious. The champion may have to prove she can stave off some takedown attempts if she’s going to defend her title and score another memorable KO.

In any case, the final battle could prove to be more competitive than the oddsmakers suggest.