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The UFC will host its second Sunday night fight card this weekend, as the promotion heads down to Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil for UFC Fight Night: Bigfoot vs Mir. The event, which takes place almost entirely on Fox Sports 1, features a main event between former heavyweight champion Frank Mir, and former title challenger Antonio Silva. The co-main event of the evening is a lightweight battle between Edson Barboza and Michael Johnson, which is undoubtedly the most riveting match-up on the fight card.

The event also features a lightweight bout between Rustam Khabilov and Adriano Martins, as well as Sam Alvey vs. Cezar Ferreira, Iuri Alcantara vs. Frankie Saenz, and Santiago Ponzinibbio vs. Sean Strickland.

The four-fight preliminary card on Fox Sports 1 begins at 6:00 p.m. ET. The Fox Sports 1 preliminary card consists of: Jessica Andrade vs. Marion Reneau, Matt Dwyer vs. William Macario, Mike De La Torre vs. Tiago Trator, and Wendell Oliveira vs. T.J. Waldburger.

Leading into the preliminary portion of the card is an hour of online viewing at UFC Fight Pass. The two fights are Cody Gibson vs. Douglas Silva and Ivan Jorge vs. Josh Shockley.

Online

The night begins with two fights on UFC Fight Pass, before the four-fight preliminary card on Fox Sports 1 at 6:00 PM ET/3:00 PM PT.
If you are not near a television for the Fox Sports 1 broadcast of the prelims and the main card, cable subscribers can catch the live stream using Fox Sports GO. Simply sign in through your television provider and click on the Fox Sports 1 tab to watch streaming video of the fights.

Television

The main card airs live on the same channel at 8 PM ET/5 PM PT. Viewers in Canada can watch the main card on TSN5, while those in the United Kingdom can catch it on BT Sport 2.

Follow all the UFC Fight Night 61 action and get live play-by-play and complete UFC Fight Night results at Bloody Elbow

Mobile

The Fox Sports GO app can be used both online and streaming through your mobile device. You can download the app for FREE on iTunes, Google Play, Kindle Fire, and Windows Store.

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Karim Zidan

Karim Zidan is a investigative reporter and feature writer focusing on the intersection of sports and politics. He has written for BloodyElbow since 2014 and has served as an associate editor since 2016. He also writes for The New York Times and The Guardian. Karim has been invited to speak about his work at numerous universities, including Princeton, and was a panelist at the South by Southwest (SXSW) film festival and the Oslo Freedom Forum. He also participated in the United Nations counter-terrorism conference in 2021. His reporting on Ramzan Kadyrov’s involvement in MMA, much of which was done for Bloody Elbow, has led to numerous award nominations, and was the basis of an award-winning HBO Real Sports documentary.