UFC Mexico: How To Watch and Full Fight Card

UFC Mexico prepares to rock the Arena CDMX in the most sprawling and most populated city in North America, Mexico City. Making his return to action, the country’s native hero Brandon Moreno readies himself for another climb towards the top when he locks horns with top prospect Lone’er Kavanagh in the UFC Mexico main event. Before that, Marlon Vera tests himself against one of the best bantamweights on the planet, David Martinez. 

UFC Mexico Main Event:

In the beginning of his 2025 run, Moreno looked to be on track in his pursuit of his previous throne after dismantling Steve Erceg back in March, but a knockout loss to Tatsuro Taira brought him all the way back to square one. Never dwelling on his defeats for very long, “The Assassin Baby” leaps into battle once more to take on another stalwart challenge in UFC Mexico. 

Training out of Great Britain Top Team, Kavanagh was once one of the premier undefeated fighters on the whole UFC roster, winning his first two bouts in the company in a row. However, a shocking knockout setback to Charles Johnson saw his time in the unbeaten ranks come to a disappointing conclusion. Settling for nothing less but squaring off with the best of the best, the 26-year old steps up on short-notice for UFC Mexico’s main event in what will be the biggest contest of his life.

UFC Mexico Co-Main Event

Registering just one knockdown across his entire 12-year tenure with the UFC, Vera is a combatant who does not fold under pressure in the standup department, with the Ecuadorian having notched wins over other outstanding strikers like Davey Grant, Rob Font and Sean O’Malley. At UFC Mexico, “Chito” will endeavor to halt an unfortunate three-fight losing skid.    

At 27-years of age, Martinez has all the makings of a future great at 135-lb after logging an incredible last year by punching his ticket into the rankings with a monumental upset triumph over Rob Font Noche UFC 3. Poised to continue his rapid ascension, “Black Spartan” takes to the cage again as a leading star on the UFC Mexico main card.   

Here’s How to Watch UFC Mexico

Online Streaming: You can catch the entire card on Paramount+, but you will need to subscribe in order to do so. Right now, the company is offering a monthly subscription of $8.99 with ads and $13.99 without. They are also offering a yearly subscription of $89.99 with ads and $139.99 without.  

Start Time and Date: The preliminaries at 5pm ET, followed by the main card at 8pm ET on February 28th.  

Bout Order for UFC Mexico

Main Card:
(Flyweight) Brandon Moreno vs. Lone’er Kavanagh
(Bantamweight) Marlon Vera vs. David Martínez
(Lightweight) Daniel Zellhuber vs. King Green
(Flyweight) Édgar Cháirez vs. Felipe Bunes
(Flyweight) Imanol Rodríguez vs. Kevin Borjas
(Bantamweight) Santiago Luna vs. Angel Pacheco

Preliminaries:
(Middleweight) Ryan Gandra vs. José Daniel Medina
(Women’s Bantamweight) Ailín Pérez vs. Macy Chiasson
(Bantamweight) Cristian Quiñonez vs. Kris Moutinho
(Featherweight) Douglas Silva de Andrade vs. Javier Reyes
(Catchweight 130 lb) Regina Tarin vs. Ernesta Kareckaitė
(Featherweight) Erik Silva vs. Francis Marshall
(Middleweight) Damian Pinas vs. Wesley Schultz