Two of the UFC’s most dominant champions are in action Saturday when Israel Adesanya and Alexander Volkanovski defend their world titles in featured bouts at UFC 276. Adesanya will defend his middleweight title against top contender Jared Cannonier while Volkanovski will defend his featherweight title in a trilogy. match with former champion Max Holloway.

The undercard could produce the next contender for the middleweight crown when Alex Pereira meets Sean Strickland in a headline fight. Pereira has the distinction of beating Adesanya twice when they fought for Glory Kickboxing, including one by knockout. He only made two appearances in the Octagon but held his own against fierce competition. Strickland, meanwhile, has been a force since returning to 185 pounds. Strickland has won five straight at middleweight and looks like a legitimate title challenger if he can get past the knockout artist on Saturday.

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Below is all the information you need to catch UFC 276 on Saturday night.

How to watch the UFC 276 prelims

Date: July 2 | Location: T-Mobile Arena–Las Vegas
Time: 8 p.m. ET (6 p.m. for early prelims)
Channel: ABC | Flow: fuboTV (Try for free)

How to watch the UFC 276 main card

Date: July 2 | Location: T-Mobile Arena–Las Vegas
Time: 10 p.m. ET
Flow: ESPN+PPV | Price: $74.99

Now here’s a look at the UFC 276 main fight card and betting odds via Caesars Sportsbook.

UFC 276 Main Card, Odds

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