UFC Vegas 109 sees another exciting fight card featuring two future title contenders in the main event on August 9.
Just one week after UFC Vegas 108 came to the UFC Apex, Roman Dolidze faces Anthony Hernandez in a Middleweight main event fight.
With both men sitting in the top ten rankings for UFC Middleweights, this fight could be a crossroads of sorts, with a future title shot potentially being snuffed out for one of these two men.
That is the main fight on a ten-bout card, which should wow fans on August 9. Here is everything you need to know about UFC Vegas 109.
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What time does UFC Vegas 109 start?
UFC Vegas 108 will take place at the UFC APEX in Las Vegas, Nevada, on August 9, 2025
The event will start with preliminaries at 4:00 PM (ET), 1:00 PM (PT,) and 9:00 PM (BST).
Following on from that, the main card gets underway at 7:00 PM (ET), 4:00 PM (PT), and 12:00 AM (BST).
How to watch and live stream UFC Vegas 109?
In the USA, both the prelims and the main card of the event will be available to watch on ESPN and ESPN+ from 4:00 PM onwards.
Over in the UK, fans will be able to watch the prelims through the UFC Fight Pass from 9:00 PM before switching over to TNT Sports for coverage of the main card from 12:00 AM.
UFC Vegas 109 – who’s fighting?
Main card
Middleweight: Roman Dolidze vs. Anthony Hernandez
Women’s Strawweight: Iasmin Lucindo vs. Angela Hill
Featherweight: Andre Fili vs. Christian Rodriguez
Bantamweight: Miles Johns vs. Jean Matsumoto
Middleweight: Eryk Anders vs. Christian Leroy Duncan
Prelims
Light Heavyweight: Julius Walker vs. Raffael Cerqueira
Bantamweight: Elijah Smith vs. Toshiomi Kazama
Women’s Bantamweight: Joselyne Edwards vs. Priscila Cachoeira
Welterweight: Uroš Medić vs. Gilbert Urbina
Women’s Flyweight: Gabriella Fernandes vs. Julija Stoliarenko
Hyun Sung Park withdrew from UFC Vegas 109 for a main event fight with Tatsuro Taira
One fight that was booked for UFC Vegas 109 but has now been cancelled was the Flyweight clash between Hyun Sung Park and Steve Erceg.
An injury to Amir Albazi before UFC Vegas 108 forced him to pull out of his fight with Tatsuro Taira, with the UFC scrambling to find a replacement on short notice.
Undefeated South Korean fighter Park was drafted in for the bout after going 3-0 in his first three fights in the promotion.
As a consequence, his bout with Erceg has been cancelled, with no planned new date for the Flyweight clash.