After a week away, MMA's top promotion is back in action. This Saturday night, Las Vegas will again be the center of the combat sports world when the UFC opens up February with UFC on ESPN+ 93.
The UFC Apex will serve as the host venue for this weekend's card, exclusive to ESPN+ inside the United States. Live coverage begins at 4 pm ET/ 1 pm PT with the prelims. Main card action immediately follows at 7 pm ET/ 4 pm PT.
All told, barring any postponements or cancellations between now and Saturday, the final version of UFC on ESPN+ 93 features a full 13-fight card. Highlighting the night's itinerary is a battle at 185 lbs. between two fighters trying to take that next step toward a seat at the table in the championship contendership conversation.
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