From Paramount+ in the States to a stacked international broadcast lineup, here’s everywhere you can catch the biggest comeback in UFC history
Conor McGregor’s long-awaited return to the Octagon is finally here. After more than five years away from active competition, the sport’s biggest-ever star headlines UFC 329 against former featherweight champion and ex-BMF titleholder Max Holloway — a rematch more than a decade in the making. With anticipation building all week in Las Vegas, here’s everything you need to know about when the card kicks off and where to watch it, wherever you are in the world.
When and Where Does UFC 329 Take Place
UFC 329: McGregor vs. Holloway 2 goes down Saturday, July 11, at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The event begins at 5 p.m. ET, with the main card following at 9 p.m. ET.
McGregor’s comeback carries extra weight given the circumstances surrounding his absence. The Irishman hasn’t competed since suffering a brutal leg break in 2021, and his return also comes after being found civilly liable for assaulting Nikita Hand at a Dublin hotel in December 2018. Holloway, meanwhile, has stayed active and sharp at the top of the sport throughout that entire stretch — a contrast that’s shaped much of the buildup to fight week.
How to Watch UFC 329 in the United States
Consistent with every UFC numbered event since the promotion’s new broadcast deal took effect, UFC 329 streams live on Paramount+, included free with a standard subscription — no separate pay-per-view purchase required.
- Main Card: 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT
- Prelims: 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT
- Early Prelims: 5 p.m. ET / 2 p.m. PT (also on UFC Fight Pass)
The event is also available via Prime Video for U.S. viewers. Given the UFC’s reported $7.7 billion broadcast agreement with CBS and Paramount, some expected at least partial simulcasting on CBS itself, similar to the promotion’s January kickoff show under the new deal. That isn’t happening for UFC 329 — though CBS will air a one-hour primetime special on Friday at 9 p.m. ET, featuring the ceremonial weigh-ins, final faceoffs, and an appearance from UFC CEO Dana White.
| Region | Main Card Time | Broadcast |
| United Kingdom & Ireland | 2am GMT (Sun) | TNT Sports Box Office |
| Canada | 9pm ET / 6pm PT | PPV |
| Australia | 11am AEST (Sun) | Main Event on Foxtel, Kayo Sports |
| New Zealand | 1pm NZT (Sun) | SKY Arena, Sky Sports Now |
| Germany / Austria | 3am CET (Sun) | DAZN |
| France | 3am CET (Sun) | RMC Sport |
| Italy | 3am CET (Sun) | HBO Max |
| Spain | 3am CET (Sun) | HBO Max |
| Netherlands | 3am CET (Sun) | HBO Max |
| Poland | 3am CET (Sun) | Polsat Sport |
| Denmark / Norway / Sweden | 3am CET (Sun) | Viaplay |
| Iceland | 2am GMT (Sun) | Viaplay |
| Balkans | 3am CET (Sun) | ARENA FIGHT TV |
| Finland | 4am EET (Sun) | Viaplay |
| Africa | 3am WAT / 4am SAST (Sun) | SuperSport Action |
| MENA | 6am GST (Sun) | STARZPLAY |
| Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Georgia, Belarus, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Armenia, Moldova, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan | 2am BST (Sun) | Setanta Sports (Official UFC Partner) |
| LATAM & Mexico | 8pm CST | Paramount+ (Spanish) |
| Brazil | 11am BRT | Paramount+ (Portuguese) |
| Japan | 11am JST | U-Next, UFC Fight Pass |
| India | 7:30am IST (Sun) | Sony TEN 2 |
| South Korea | 11am KST | TVN, TVN Sports, TVING |
| Indonesia | 9am WIB (Sun) | VIDIO |
| Rest of World | — | UFC Fight Pass (check local availability) |
For fans outside these listed markets, UFC Fight Pass remains the most reliable fallback for streaming access.
The Broadcast Team Calling McGregor’s Comeback
The UFC has assembled a heavyweight broadcast lineup to match the magnitude of the card. Legendary Octagon announcer Bruce Buffer returns for fight announcements, following new announcer Justin Bernard’s debut appearance the previous week.
The commentary booth features:
- Jon Anik — play-by-play
- Daniel Cormier — color commentary
- Joe Rogan — color commentary, back after a short hiatus since last month’s White House card
- Din Thomas — coach-analyst, providing tactical breakdowns throughout the card
On the desk, the Paramount+ broadcast and post-fight coverage will be anchored by Kate Scott, joined by former champions Chris Weidman, Dominick Cruz, and Michael Bisping. Megan Olivi rounds out the team as roving reporter, handling in-arena interviews and real-time updates throughout the night.
Why This Card Has the Whole Sport’s Attention
Holloway himself has called UFC 329 the “event of the year,” ranking it above even the promotion’s high-profile White House spectacle last month. That’s a bold claim, but the buildup supports it — McGregor’s return alone would headline any card, and pairing it with an opponent as durable and consistently elite as Holloway raises the stakes considerably. Whether McGregor can shake off five years of ring rust against a fighter who’s barely slowed down is the question the entire sport will be watching to see answered.
UFC 329 FAQ
What time does UFC 329 start?
The main card begins at 9 p.m. ET on Saturday, July 11, with prelims starting at 7 p.m. ET.
Where can I watch UFC 329 in the U.S.?
UFC 329 streams live on Paramount+, included with a standard subscription, and is also available via Prime Video.
Is UFC 329 airing on CBS?
Not the live event itself. CBS will air a one-hour primetime special on Friday night featuring the weigh-ins and faceoffs, but the fights themselves are Paramount+ exclusive.
Who is commentating UFC 329?
Jon Anik, Daniel Cormier, and Joe Rogan handle commentary, with Din Thomas as coach-analyst and Bruce Buffer announcing the fights.
What to Expect Heading Into Fight Night
Whatever unfolds inside the Octagon on Saturday, UFC 329 already carries the weight of one of the most closely watched comebacks the sport has seen. A five-year layoff is no small obstacle to overcome, especially against an opponent who’s spent that entire stretch fighting at an elite level. Win or lose, McGregor’s return will shape the conversation heading into the rest of the year — and give fans plenty to dissect no matter which side of the scorecards it lands on.