How to Watch UFC Fight Night 246

The Ultimate Fighting Championship on Saturday will return to Canada for the second time in 2025, as elite flyweights Brandon Moreno and Amir Albazi shoulder the UFC Fight Night 246 marquee in Edmonton, Alberta. Meanwhile, Erin Blanchfield sets her sights on Rose Namajunas in the three-round co-main event at 125 pounds.

A closer look at some of the UFC Fight Night 246 “Moreno vs. Albazi” particulars:

Date, Time, Location for UFC Fight Night 246

UFC Fight Night 246 “Moreno vs. Albazi” goes down on Saturday, Nov. 2 at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta. The main card kicks off at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT, with the prelims set for 5 p.m. ET/2 p.m. PT.

UFC Fight Night 246 ‘Moreno vs. Albazi’ Tickets

Those in the Edmonton, Alberta, area on Nov. 2 can purchase tickets through Ticketmaster to see UFC Fight Night 246 in person. The site offers seating options in a variety of price ranges.

Where to View UFC Fight Night 246 Online

Anyone wishing to live stream UFC Fight Night 246 online will need to purchase an ESPN+ membership. The ESPN-owned streaming service has exclusive rights to UFC live streams, making ESPN+ the only way to view UFC Fight Night 246 “Moreno vs. Albazi” online in the United States. The main card can be viewed on ESPN+ at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT, while the prelims can be seen on ESPN+ at 5 p.m. ET/2 p.m. PT. Meanwhile, TNT Sports is the lone broadcaster showing UFC Fight Night 246 live in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Coverage begins at 1 a.m. BST. Finally, Foxtel TV customers in Australia can stream UFC Fight Night 246 online by using the Foxtel Go app and may also sign up for Kayo to watch ESPN online.

UFC Fight Night 246 ‘Moreno vs. Albazi’ Card, Odds

BetUS.com lists Moreno as a -170 favorite for the five-round headliner, with Albazi as the +140 underdog. In the co-main event, Blanchfield is favored at -135, with Namajunas coming back at +105.

Moreno, 30, enters the cage on the heels of back-to-back losses. The Fortis MMA rep last saw action at UFC Fight Night 237, where he wound up on the wrong side of a contentious split decision against Brandon Royval in their Feb. 24 rematch. Moreno owns a 9-5-2 record across his 16 appearances inside the Octagon. Albazi, meanwhile, has rattled off six consecutive victories. The 31-year-old Xtreme Couture export last suited up on June 3, when he eked out a split verdict against Kai-Kara France in their five-round UFC on ESPN 46 encounter. Albazi has delivered 14 of his 17 career wins by knockout, technical knockout or submission.

UFC Fight Night 246 “Moreno vs. Albazi” also features a heavyweight tilt pairing Jhonata Diniz (-170) with Derrick Lewis (+140), a light heavyweight affair pitting Caio Machado (-145) against Brendson Ribeiro (+115), a middleweight tiff slotting Marc-Andre Barriault (-200) opposite Dustin Stoltzfus (+165) and a welterweight scrap matching Mike Malott (-265) with Trevin Giles (+215). Bantamweights highlight the undercard, where Tristar Gym’s Aiemann Zahabi (-120) squares off with former Resurrection Fighting Alliance titleholder Pedro Munhoz (-110) in the featured prelim at 135 pounds.

The rest of the UFC Fight Night 246 lineup: Jasmine Jasudavicius (-220) vs. Ariane Lipski (+180) at women’s flyweight, Charles Jourdain (-140) vs. Victor Henry (+110) at bantamweight, Youssef Zalal (-270) vs. Jack Shore (+215) at featherweight, Rodrigo Nascimento (-115) vs. Alexander Romanov (-115) at heavyweight, Serhiy Sidey (-145) vs. Garrett Armfield (+115) at bantamweight, Cody Gibson (-185) vs. Chad Anheliger (+155) at bantamweight and Jamey-Lyn Horth (-210) vs. Ivana Petrovic (+170) at women’s flyweight.

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• Preview: The Main Card
• Preview: The Prelims
• Stand and Deliver: UFC Fight Night 246
• By The Numbers: Moreno vs. Albazi
• 5 Defining Moments: Rose Namajunas
• Rivalries: Marc-Andre Barriault