A pair of titles are at stake on Saturday night in Dallas when UFC 277 hits the American Airlines Center. UFC is back in Texas with a loaded fight card set and a pair of rematches atop the marquee.
Women’s bantamweight champion Julianna Pena will look to make it two wins over the consensus G.O.A.T. of women’s MMA when she battles Amanda Nunes for a second straight time. Pena shocked the world with a second-round submission of Nunes in December to claim the 135-pound title.
Plus, interim flyweight gold is on the line when former champ Brandon Moreno battles Kai Kara-France in the co-main event. Moreno previously beat Kara-France by unanimous decision in 2019 before taking on current titleholder Deiveson Figueiredo three straight times.
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The undercard also features some heavy hitters in the biggest weight classes. Texas native and former title challenger Derrick Lewis is back when he welcomes the latest rising contender at heavyweight in Sergei Pavlovich. Plus, another former title challenger is set for his return when light heavyweight Anthony Smith battles rising contender Magomed Ankalaev in what could determine the next challenger to the 205-pound title.
Below is all the information you need to catch UFC 277 on Saturday night.
How to watch UFC 277 prelims
Date: July 30 | Location: American Airlines Center — Dallas
Time: 8 p.m. ET (6 p.m. for early prelims)
Channel: ABC | Stream: fuboTV (Try for free)
How to watch UFC 277 main card
Date: July 30 | Location: American Airlines Center — Dallas
Time: 10 p.m. ET
Stream: ESPN+ PPV | Price: $74.99
Now, here’s a look at the UFC 277 main fight card and betting odds via Caesars Sportsbook.
UFC 277 main card, odds
| Amanda Nunes -280 | Julianna Pena (c) +230 | Women’s bantamweight title |
| Brandon Moreno -210 | Kai Kara-France +175 | Interim flyweight title |
| Sergei Pavlovich -155 | Derrick Lewis +130 | Heavyweights |
| Alexandre Pantoja -190 | Alex Perez +160 | Flyweights |
| Magomed Ankalaev -625 | Anthony Smith +450 | Light heavyweights |
