THE UFC returns to pay-per-view action this weekend with a stacked card featuring TWO title fights.
Mixed martial arts‘ top promotion makes its now annual visit to Salt Lake City, Utah on Saturday night for UFC 307.
And a championship double-header will top the bill of a tasty autumn card.
The main event of the evening will see dominant light-heavyweight champion Alex Pereira defend his title against surging contender Khalil Rountree Jr.
And in the co-main event of the evening, women’s bantamweight queen Raquel Pennington will bid to make her first title defence against former 135lbs queen Julianna Pena.
The UFC’s eleventh pay-per-view offering offer is jam-packed with entertaining fights.
And SunSport is on hand with everything you need to know about the upcoming card.
When is UFC 307?
UFC 307 will take place on Saturday, October 5.
The Delta Center in Salt Lake City will play host to the melee of fights.
What time does the UFC 307 card start in the UK and US?
The Fight Pass prelims are set to begin at 11.00pm in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
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The card will get underway at 7:00pm ET / 3:00pm PT in the United States.
The UFC 307 main card will commence at 3am BST in the United Kingdom.
The pay-per-view portion of the card will commence at 10pm and 7pm on the east and west coasts of America respectively.
What time will Alex Pereira vs Khalil Rountree Jr start in the UK and US?
The octagon walks for the main event are expected to take place at approximately 5am BST/12am ET/9am PT.
UFC 307: Pereria vs Rountree Jr fight card
Main card
- Alex Pereira vs. Khalil Rountree Jr.
- Raquel Pennington vs. Julianna Peña
- Jose Aldo vs. Mario Bautista
- Ketlen Vieira vs. Kayla Harrison
- Roman Dolidze vs. Kevin Holland
Prelims
- Stephen Thompson vs. Joaquin Buckley
- Marina Rodriguez vs. Iasmin Lucindo
- Cesar Almeida vs. Ihor Potieria
- Austin Hubbard vs. Alexander Hernandez
Fight Pass Prelims
- Ryan Spann vs. Ovince Saint Preux
- Carla Esparza vs. Tecia Pennington
- Court McGee vs. Tim Means