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UFC 331: How to Watch and Full Fight Card

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UFC 331 goes live from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles this weekend.

In the main event, flyweight kingpin Joshua Van seeks to defend his strap for a second time when he faces the man he originally dethroned for the belt, Alexandre Pantoja. In the penultimate bout of the evening, number one lightweight contender Arman Tsarukyan trades blows with Brazilian standout Maurício Ruffy.  

UFC 331 Main Event

Putting his crown on the line earlier this year against Tatsuro Taira at UFC 328, Van wowed audiences by handing the dominant Japanese grappler his first ever defeat, finishing the Okinawa native in the five round. With a second victory over the man he trounced to gain the championship, “Fearless” will undoubtedly cement his place as the true ruler of the 125-lb division.

Holding several promotional records like most finishes and wins in the flyweight division’s history, Pantoja was once hailed as a pound-for-pound great after a four title defense run as champion. Eager to settle the score against his nemesis, “The Cannibal” has his eyes dead set on getting back his place at the head of the pack.

UFC 331 Co-Main Event

In the midst of a five-fight winning streak, Tsarukyan has established himself as the clear next best man at 155-lb after several key triumphs over the likes of Beneil Dariush, Dan Hooker, and Charles Oliveira. For the surging “Batman,” a win at UFC 331 can mean a potentially massive confrontation with current divisional apex Justin Gaethje.

Following a disastrous setback to Benoît Saint Denis back in 2025, Ruffy has since relocated to featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski’s gym in Australia. The switch has paid off in spades for the 30-year old, with him winning his last two contests in a row, stopping both Rafael Fiziev and Michael Chandler.

Here’s How to Watch UFC 331

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 early preliminaries will begin at 5:30pm ET, followed by the preliminaries at 7pm ET, and then the main card at 9pm ET on September 19th.

Bout Order for UFC 331

Main Card:

(Flyweight Championship) Joshua Van (c) vs. Alexandre Pantoja

(Lightweight) Arman Tsarukyan vs. Maurício Ruffy

(Featherweight) Patrício Pitbull vs. Choi Doo-ho

(Light Heavyweight) Alonzo Menifield vs. Iwo Baraniewski

(Heavyweight) Gable Steveson vs. Sean Sharaf

Preliminaries:

(Bantamweight) Marlon Vera vs. Charles Jourdain

(Heavyweight) Tai Tuivasa vs. Robelis Despaigne

(Featherweight) Michael Aswell Jr. vs. Yoo Joo-sang

(Middleweight) Ryan Gandra vs. Osman Diaz

Early Preliminaries:

(Middleweight) Edmen Shahbazyan vs. Brunno Ferreira

(Women's Flyweight) Casey O'Neill vs. Eduarda Moura

(Featherweight) Giga Chikadze vs. Joanderson Brito

Region Local Time Day
United States – Pacific 2:30 PM PDT Saturday
United States – Mountain 3:30 PM MDT Saturday
United States – Central 4:30 PM CDT Saturday
United States – Eastern 5:30 PM EDT Saturday
Brazil – São Paulo 6:30 PM BRT Saturday
United Kingdom 10:30 PM BST Saturday
Netherlands / Germany / France 11:30 PM CEST Saturday
Greece / Romania / Turkey 12:30 AM EEST Sunday
United Arab Emirates 1:30 AM GST Sunday
Thailand 4:30 AM ICT Sunday
Japan (Local Time) 6:30 AM JST Sunday
Australia – Sydney 7:30 AM AEST Sunday
New Zealand 9:30 AM NZST Sunday



ABOUT THE AUTHORHank StrandbergStaff Writer

Hank Strandberg is a combat sports journalist and Staff Writer at MMA Sucka.

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