UFC Fight Night Saturday fight card, main event time, live stream: How to watch Roman Dolidze vs Anthony Hernandez?
is riding an impressive wave of momentum heading into his
UFC Fight Night
headliner this Saturday against
Roman Dolidze
in Las Vegas. Despite being unbeaten for the past five years and amassing a seven-fight win streak in the UFC's middleweight division - including three Performance of the Night bonuses - Hernandez (14-2 MMA, 8-2 UFC) has yet to challenge for a title.
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While fans continue to speculate on how many more wins he'll need to earn a shot at gold, Hernandez remains unfazed. Focused and confident, he anticipates an action-packed fight, calling Dolidze (15-3 MMA, 9-3 UFC) the ideal opponent to help deliver a thrilling main event.
— ufc (@ufc)
Both fighters are on a roll, and Saturday's clash could be pivotal in shaping the 185-pound title picture. With
Dricus Du Plessis
and
Khamzat Chimaev
currently leading the middleweight contender rankings, a dominant win from either Hernandez or Dolidze could vault them into the conversation for a future high-stakes showdown.
HOW TO WATCH DOLIDZE VS HERNANDEZ FIGHT IN LAS VEGAS
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Date: August 9, Saturday
Start Time: 7PM ET (Main Card)
Start Time: 4PM ET (Preliminary Card)
Venue:
UFC
APEX in Las Vegas, Nevada
Channel/Streaming: ESPN/ESPN+
MAIN CARD MATCHES:
Roman Dolidze vs Anthony Hernandez (Middleweight)
Steve Erceg vs Ode' Osbourne (Bantamweight)
Iasmin Lucindo vs Angela Hill (Women's Strawweight)
Andre Fili vs Christian Rodriguez (Featherweight)
Miles Johns vs Jean Matsumoto (Bantamweight)
Eryk Anders vs Christian Leroy Duncan (Middleweight)
PRELIMINARY CARD MATCHES:
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Gabriella Fernandes vs Julija Stoliarenko (Women's Flyweight)
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