A big night of fights is always exciting, but the return of the UFC’s biggest star gets the buzz going at max levels. On Saturday, Conor McGregor returns from five years on the sidelines to take on Max Holloway in the welterweight main event of the UFC 329 fight card from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
McGregor suffered a broken leg in his trilogy match with Dustin Poirier in July 2021. Since that loss, McGregor’s second straight to Poirier and third in his last four fights, the Irish megastar’s return has been anxiously anticipated. He now returns to face Max Holloway, whom he defeated in 2013. That fight came at featherweight and early in both men’s careers, since then, they’ve both compiled legendary careers that include multiple championships.
The co-main event also promises action. Paddy Pimblett will look to bounce back from a January interim lightweight championship loss to Justin Gaethje. Pimblett will face off with the ultra-dangerous Benoit Saint Denis, who is riding an impressive four-fight winning streak and will enter the Octagon as a betting favorite.
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UFC 329 fight card predictions: Expert picks, odds for Conor McGregor vs. Max Holloway in Las Vegas
Brent Brookhouse
All of that and much more will go down as the highlight of UFC’s annual International Fight Week.
Here’s how you can catch all the action on Saturday night from Las Vegas.
How to watch UFC 329 on Paramount+
All times Eastern
Date: Saturday, July 11 | Location: T-Mobile Arena — Las Vegas
Start times: Early prelims at 5 p.m. | Prelims at 7 p.m. | Main card at 9 p.m.
Watch live starting at 5:30 p.m. on Paramount+ (subscribe now for as low as $8.99 per month)
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UFC 329 fight card, odds
Odds via DraftKings
- Max Holloway -225 vs. Conor McGregor +185, welterweights
- Benoit Saint Denis -148 vs. Paddy Pimblett +124, lightweights
- Cory Sandhagen -130 vs. Mario Bautista +110, bantamweights
- Lone’er Kavanagh -218 vs. Brandon Royval +180, flyweights
- Terrance McKinney -130 vs. King Green +110, lightweights
- Robert Whittaker -125 vs. Nikita Krylov -105, light heavyweights
- Gable Steveson -1800 vs. Elisha Ellison +1000, heavyweights
- Adrian Yanez -425 vs. Cody Garbrandt +330, bantamweights
- Luke Riley -265 vs. Kai Kamaka III +215, featherweights
- Wang Cong -122 vs. Tracy Cortez +102, women’s flyweights
- Damian Pinas -258 vs. Cesar Almeida +210, middleweights
- Farid Basharat -600 vs. John Garza +440, bantamweights
- Ryan Gandra -135 vs. Zachary Reese +114, middleweights
- Alessandro Cortez -230 vs. Cody Durden +190, flyweights
What is the UFC event schedule in 2026?
UFC 328, UFC Freedom 250 and more UFC Fight Nights have already been revealed through May 2026. Additional events will be revealed as the year progresses, with the UFC schedule updating regularly. Every event will be available along with your Paramount+ subscription.
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Yes, select UFC numbered events will also air live on CBS in 2026. You will be able to watch the final hour of the prelims and first hour of the main card on your TV through your local CBS station using cable, satellite or a digital antenna.
