The UFC returns to the Apex in Las Vegas tonight, November 1st, with a stacked Fight Night card headlined by a high-stakes featherweight clash between Steve Garcia and David Onama.
This event, UFC Fight Night 263 (also known as UFC Vegas 110), features 13 bouts across multiple divisions and promises fireworks from start to finish.
🔥 Main Card Highlights
In the main event, Steve Garcia (18-5) looks to extend his six-fight win streak, five of which have come by knockout. Standing across from him is David Onama (14-2), a rising contender riding a four-fight win streak of his own. Expect a fast-paced, high-volume striking battle with serious implications for the featherweight rankings.
The co-main event features a heavyweight collision between Waldo Cortes-Acosta and former PFL champion Ante Delija. Delija made a statement in his UFC debut with a first-round KO and now faces a tough test in Cortes-Acosta, who’s coming off a dominant win.
Here’s the full main card lineup:
| Bout | Division | Fighters |
|---|---|---|
| Main Event | Featherweight | Steve Garcia vs. David Onama |
| Co-Main | Heavyweight | Waldo Cortes-Acosta vs. Ante Delija |
| Feature | Welterweight | Jeremiah Wells vs. Themba Gorimbo |
| Feature | Featherweight | Isaac Dulgarian vs. Yasser del Valle |
| Feature | Welterweight | Charles Radtke vs. Daniel Frunza |
| Feature | Catchweight (128 lbs) | Allan Nascimento vs. Cody Durden |
The preliminary card also features several exciting matchups, including rising prospects and returning veterans. The prelims begin at 4:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM PT, with the main card starting at 7:00 PM ET / 4:00 PM PT.
📺 How to Watch UFC Fight Night: Garcia vs. Onama
For fans tuning in tonight, here’s how to catch all the action:
- United States: The entire event streams exclusively on ESPN+. You’ll need an active subscription to watch both the prelims and main card.
- International Viewers: The event is typically available through UFC Fight Pass or your region’s official UFC broadcast partner.
If you’re watching our FightRawCombat YouTube watch-along and someone in the chat asks how to watch the fights, just let them know:
“You’ll need to watch the fights through ESPN+ in the U.S. or UFC Fight Pass internationally. We can’t show the fights here on YouTube — this is a live fan commentary stream only!”
