Everybody loves Alex Pereira. Arguably the biggest active superstar in MMA, Poatan not only delivers entertaining (and dominant) performances every time he steps into the octagon, but he fights with frequency. The current Light Heavyweight Champion will be fighting for the 10th time in the UFC since he made his debut in November of 2021. That is tied for the second most fights since then (per ESPN MMA), and that activity is a rarity for a champion. Next up on Pereira’s schedule is UFC 307.
Poatan is taking on Khalil Rountree Jr. in what should be an epic slugfest. The rest of the fight card is full of fun fights, too, and in this article, we are going to detail everything that you need to know about UFC 307, the latest big UFC event in a summer that has been full of them.
When and where is UFC 307?
Salt Lake City, Utah, is a new and somewhat unassuming hotspot for MMA, but the location is becoming one of the most important cities for UFC events. That is evidenced by the fact that Dana White is having his hottest superstar, Alex Pereira, headline the event taking place at the Delta Center.
Fight night is Saturday, Oct. 5. The early prelims will kick off the action at 6:30 p.m. ET, and the prelims will follow at 8 p.m. ET. Finally, the main card will start at 10 p.m. ET. While UFC 306 was a spectacle because it took place in the Las Vegas Sphere, UFC 307 will still certainly draw plenty of viewers because of the star talent on the fight card.
How to watch UFC 307
When it comes to watching UFC 307, the early prelims will be available on UFC Fight Pass. The prelims will be on ESPNEWS and ESPN+, and the main card will be available exclusively through an ESPN+ pay-per-view purchase…