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UFC 323 is live from Las Vegas, Nevada, tonight with the Main Event featuring reigning champ Merab Dvalishvili facing off against Petr Yan.

Two title fights headline the action at UFC 323 this Saturday, with an enticing preliminary card that will play a big role in reshaping the lightweight division.

It’s a rematch from their March 2023 fight, which Dvalishvili won by unanimous decision. This will be the UFC’s last pay-per-view on ESPN before the company’s new media deal with Paramount Skydance takes effect in 2026. Fans can watch UFC 323 exclusively via ESPN+ PPV, which costs $79.99 for current ESPN+ subscribers.

UFC 323 is set to go down tomorrow (December 6), and today 28 fighters will step on the scale in Las Vegas, NV to weigh-in for the event. The card’s headlining attraction is a bantamweight title fight between former divisional king Petr Yan and Merab ...

UFC 323 goes down Saturday with two highly anticipated championship fights atop the bill, and MMA Junkie Radio's "Gorgeous" George and "Goze" will host a live-streamed watch-along right here at 8 p.m. ET.

MMA Fighting has a UFC 323 live stream watch party for Saturday’s UFC card at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The final pay-per-view event of the ESPN era is headlined by a rematch for the UFC bantamweight championship between Merab Dvalishvili and former champ Petr Yan.

UFC 323 will take place on Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena, headlined by a title fight between Merab Dvalishvili and Petr Yan.

Two championships and a highly anticipated rematch are set for Saturday night, as fans get set for a thrilling night of action at UFC 323. The main event will see Merab Dvalishvili put his Bantamweight title on the line against Petr Yan.

Former UFC champions Anderson Silva and Tyron Woodley will partake in the sweet science on Friday night. The MMA stars will meet each other in a six-round boxing match on the undercard of Jake Paul vs.