UFC 310: Start Time and Streaming Details for Alexandre Pantoja vs. Kai Asakura in 20+ Countries Including US, Japan, and Mexico

UFC 310 is being hosted on December 7 event at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, marking the last UFC PPV card of the year. Flyweight champion Alexandre Pantoja will headline the event against debutant Kai Asakura one of the most exciting main events of the season. The card also features Shavkat Rakhmonov, who will battle it out against Ian Garry for what is essentially the #1 title contender fight in the welterweight division.

According to the local time at the venue (ET), the event will begin around 6 p.m. ET with the prelims starting a couple of hours later and the main event expected to take place at around  12 a.m. (ET). So, ahead of the PPV, here’s the starting time for UFC 310 in over 20 countries.

Country	Prelims	Main Card	Main Event (Approximate)
USA	8 p.m. ET	10 p.m. ET	Around 12 a.m. ET
Canada	8 p.m. ET	10 p.m. ET	Around 12 a.m. ET
Mexico	7 p.m. CT	9 p.m. CT	Around 11 p.m. CT
Brazil	10 p.m. BRT	12 a.m. BRT	Around 2 a.m. BRT
Argentina	10 p.m. ART	12 a.m. ART	Around 2 a.m. ART
Ireland	1 a.m. GMT (Dec. 8)	3 a.m. GMT (Dec. 8)	Around 5 a.m. GMT (Dec. 8)
UK	1 a.m. GMT (Dec. 8)	3 a.m. GMT (Dec. 8)	Around 5 a.m. GMT (Dec. 8)
France	2 a.m. CET (Dec. 8)	4 a.m. CET (Dec. 8)	Around 6 a.m. CET (Dec. 8)
Italy	2 a.m. CET (Dec. 8)	4 a.m. CET (Dec. 8)	Around 6 a.m. CET (Dec. 8)
Sweden	2 a.m. CET (Dec. 8)	4 a.m. CET (Dec. 8)	Around 6 a.m. CET (Dec. 8)
Kazakhstan	6 a.m. +6	8 a.m. +6    (Dec. 8)	Around 10 a.m. +6  (Dec. 8)
Russia	4 a.m. MSK (Dec. 8)	6 a.m. MSK (Dec. 8)	Around 8 a.m. MSK (Dec. 8)
China	9 a.m. CST (Dec. 8)	11 a.m. CST (Dec. 8)	Around 1 p.m. CST (Dec. 8)
Japan	10 a.m. JST (Dec. 8)	12 p.m. JST (Dec. 8)	Around 2 p.m. JST (Dec. 8)
Singapore	9 a.m. SGT (Dec. 8)	11 a.m. SGT (Dec. 8)	Around 1 p.m. SGT (Dec. 8)
South Korea	10 a.m. KST (Dec. 8)	12 p.m. KST (Dec. 8)	Around 2 p.m. KST (Dec. 8)
India	6:30 a.m. IST (Dec. 8)	8:30 a.m. IST (Dec. 8)	Around 10:30 a.m. IST (Dec. 8)
UAE	9 a.m. GST (Dec. 8)	11 a.m. GST (Dec. 8)	Around 1 p.m. GST (Dec. 8)
Saudi Arabia	9 a.m. AST (Dec. 8)	11 a.m. AST (Dec. 8)	Around 1 p.m. AST (Dec. 8)
South Africa	3 a.m. SAST (Dec. 8)	5 a.m. SAST (Dec. 8)	Around 7 a.m. SAST (Dec. 8)
Australia	1 p.m. AEDT (Dec. 8)	3 p.m. AEDT (Dec. 8)	Around 5 p.m. AEDT (Dec. 8)
New Zealand	3 p.m. NZDT (Dec. 8)	5 p.m. NZDT (Dec. 8)	Around 7 p.m. NZDT (Dec. 8)

So do note to set your alarms at the right time, especially if you are not in North America. European citizens like the people of France, the UK, and Italy will have to stay up late and watch the fights at 3 a.m. in the morning.

Streaming details for UFC 310

UFC fans need not worry, with this weekend’s event being a PPV, it is being broadcast all over the world to ensure no one misses out on the action. So, here’s a comprehensive list of streaming services people across the world can use to watch their favorite fighters compete in the final extravaganza of the year.

Country	Streaming Service
United States	ESPN+
Canada	Sportsnet
Brazil	UFC Fight Pass
Mexico	Fox Action
Argentina	Fox Sports
UK	TNT Sports
Ireland	TNT Sports
France	RMC Sports
Spain	Euro Sports
China	Migu
Japan	U-Next
India	Sony Liv and Sony Sports Network
MENA	STARZPLAY
Thailand	True Sports HD3
Singapore	Hubsports
Philippines	Blast TV
South Africa	SuperSport Action
Australia	Kayo Sports
New Zealand	SKY Arena, Sky Sports Now
Rest of the World	UFC Fight Pass

For fans in the US, ESPN+ is the exclusive provider of UFC PPV events. You don’t need to purchase anything via satellite providers. With an active ESPN+ subscription,  you can purchase exclusive UFC PPV events, currently for $79.99 per event.