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UFC 205: New York City Fight Card

Taking place at Madison Square Garden

Main Card (on Pay-Per-View): Eddie Alvarez (28-4) vs. Conor McGregor (20-3) – For UFC lightweight championship Tyron Woodley (16-3) vs. Stephen Thompson (13-1) – For UFC welterweight championship Joanna Jedrzejczyk (12-0) vs. Karolina Kowalkiewicz (10-0) – For UFC strawweight championship

Donald Cerrone (31-7, 1 NC) vs. Kelvin Gastelum (12-2)

Chris Weidman (13-1) vs. Yoel Romero (12-1) Miesha Tate (18-6) vs. Raquel Pennington (8-5)

Preliminary Card (on FS1): Frankie Edgar (20-5-1) vs. Jeremy Stephens (25-12) Khabib Nurmagomedov (23-0) vs. Michael Johnson (18-10) Rashad Evans (19-5-1) vs. Tim Kennedy (18-5) Vicente Luque (10-5-1) vs. Belal Muhammad (10-1)

Preliminary Card (on UFC Fight Pass): Jim Miller (27-8) vs. Thiago Alves (21-10) Rafael Natal (21-7-1) vs. Tim Boetsch (19-10) Liz Carmouche (10-5) vs. Katlyn Chookagian (8-0)

UFC 205: New York City Start Times

Main Card on Pay-Per-View: 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT Prelims on FOX Sports 1: 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT Prelims on UFC Fight Pass: 6:30 p.m. ET / 3:30 p.m. PT

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There is so much at stake on this historic night! Three title fights! Four additional potential #1 contenders bouts! Eight former or current UFC World Champions! It could be 10 by the end of the night. Octagon 24/7’s own Ryan Middleton, Jim Mooney and Terry Dactyl are going to bring you the coverage you are looking for leading up to and through UFC 205. From the prefight press conferences to the weigh ins, we will be there each and every step of the way.

MMA became sanctioned in New York on April 14th after years of effort. “I want to thank Governor Andrew Cuomo, Assembly Majority Leader Joseph Morelle, Senator Joe Griffo and the many other leaders in the state of New York for legalizing and regulating the sport of mixed martial arts,” said then UFC Chairman and CEO Lorenzo Fertitta, who has since sold the company in a multi-billion dollar deal. “Our commitment to bringing incredible live events to New York starts immediately, as we’ve planned a major Pay-Per-View event at Madison Square Garden on November 12. It’s going to be a historic, monumental moment for this sport and our passionate fans when the Octagon finally arrives in New York.”