What is on this page
This page lists every UFC event and every other MMA card the schedules we follow carry, for today and the next six days. The UFC runs an event most weekends. Numbered events, such as UFC 320, carry the title fights and the biggest names, and Fight Nights fill the other weekends with a headline bout and a full card behind it. In the summer, Dana White's Contender Series is held on Tuesday nights in Las Vegas, with fighters competing for a contract.
Other promotions appear when the sources list them. The Professional Fighters League runs a season format with playoffs and has also staged Bellator cards since it bought that promotion in 2023. ONE Championship holds most of its events in Asia. RIZIN in Japan, Cage Warriors in the UK and Ireland, LFA in the US and Invicta FC for women's MMA show up here too.
Pro wrestling nights
The schedules we follow file wrestling with fighting, so WWE and AEW shows, and promotions like TNA and NJPW, are on this page as well. Each one is labelled as wrestling, so it is easy to skip if you came for fights. WWE Raw has streamed on Netflix since January 2025 and SmackDown airs on USA Network. WWE's premium live events have streamed on ESPN in the US since September 2025. AEW's weekly shows are on TBS, TNT and HBO Max, and its biggest shows are still sold as pay-per-view.
How a fight night runs
Every card is split into preliminary fights and a main card. The prelims start two to three hours before the main card, and a full night can run five or six hours from the first prelim to the main event. Fights that end in the first round pull every later fight forward and fights that go the distance push them back, so the main event can start an hour earlier or later than expected. The time on this page is the start of the listing. For the headline fight, add a few hours.
When an event has separate listings for the prelims and the main card, both appear with their own times. Otherwise one listing covers the whole night and the same links work from the first fight to the last.
Start times around the world
Most UFC cards are held in Las Vegas or elsewhere in North America, with the main card in the evening Eastern time. Cards in Abu Dhabi, Europe or Asia run in local evening hours, which puts them in the morning or afternoon in the US. A ONE Championship card in Bangkok that starts at 8:00 PM local time begins around 8:00 or 9:00 AM ET. RIZIN's New Year's Eve show in Saitama runs through the Japanese afternoon and evening, which is the middle of the night and early morning of December 31 in the Americas. The times here convert to your clock, so a card that starts at 2:00 PM ET shows as 7:00 PM for a viewer in London.
How to watch in the US
Since 2026 the UFC's US rights belong to Paramount. Numbered events and Fight Nights stream on Paramount+, some numbered events are also shown on CBS, and pay-per-view for numbered events ended in the US with that deal. The CBS events can be watched free with an antenna. UFC Fight Pass, the promotion's own service, is a separate subscription: it holds the archive of past fights and the cards of smaller promotions, not the weekly UFC events. In the UK, TNT Sports has the live UFC cards.
PFL, ONE and the smaller promotions each have their own partners, which change from country to country and from year to year, so the promotion's website is the best place to check. Many of them put early fights on YouTube for free, and some stream whole regional cards there.
Results and replays
The promotions post results fight by fight on their websites and apps while a card is on, so you can follow the night without spoiling a replay. Full events usually land on the broadcaster's service the next day.
Using the links
Our event pages list up to three stream links, best first, and each one opens a player on another website. CrackStreams hosts no video. Links usually appear shortly before the first fight. If a stream freezes, switch to the next link or reload the player page. Closing other video tabs helps on slow connections, and some players will not load through some VPN servers. Boxing has its own boxing page.
