UFC Vegas 78: UFC News: We’re all locked and loaded for this week’s UFC showdown, and before we witness the epic clash between Sean O’Malley and champion Aljamain Sterling at UFC 292, we’ve got a thrilling matchup tonight. It’s a Brazilian face-off as Vincente Luque goes head-to-head with Rafael Do Anjos at the UFC Apex. And it’s not just them; the fight card for this event is stacked, making it a must-see for fight enthusiasts. With the increasing interest of Indian fans lately, let’s explore the details of how and where Indian viewers can catch all the action.
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Where To Watch: UFC Vegas 78 Luque vs Dos Anjos In India
UFC Vegas 78 will take place live from the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Saturday, August 12th (aug 13 in India). Vicent Luque vs Rafael Dos Anjos is the main event attraction. It’s not just those two fighters making waves. The co-main event is a featherweight showdown pitting US fighter Cub Swanson (28-13) against Canada’s Hakeem Dawodu (13-3-1), an up-and-coming talent in the featherweight division.
And that’s not all – the main card serves up a buffet of captivating matchups spanning different weight classes. In the light heavyweight category, Khalil Rountree Jr. squares off against Chris Daukaus. Additionally, the women’s strawweight division heats up as Polyana Viana goes toe-to-toe with Iasmin Lucindo. So indeed it’s not a event to miss out on.
When it comes to the schedule, the preliminary card is set to kick off at 7 p.m. ET / 12:00 a.m. BST, followed by the main card at 10 p.m. ET / 3:00 a.m. BST. However, for fans in India, it’s quite an early affair. The preliminary card begins at 1:30 AM, and the main card fires up at 4:30 AM, making it an early morning viewing experience.
As usual, the go-to spot for UFC action on TV remains Sony Sports, and for online streaming, it’s SonyLIV. Just a heads up for fans in India: the streaming coverage will be limited to the main card, unfortunately excluding the preliminary card. To catch the preliminary matches, you’d need ESPN+ for the complete experience. Now that you’re up to speed with all the event timings and broadcasting information for India, make sure not to miss out on the bouts.
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