Two titles will be on the line on Saturday when UFC 330 comes to Philadelphia. In the night’s main event, Islam Makhachev will make the first defense of his welterweight championship when he faces Ian Machado Garry.
After conquering the lightweight division and making several defenses of the 155-pound championship, Makhachev jumped to the welterweight division, where he immediately won the championship with a dominant performance against Jack Della Maddalena.
Makhachev sits atop the UFC pound-for-pound rankings and is building a legacy that could rival Khabib Nurmagomedov’s by the time Makhachev decides to hang up his gloves.
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In the co-main event, Mackenzie Dern will put the women’s strawweight championship on the line against Gillian Robertson. Dern won the vacant championship by defeating Virna Jandiroba at UFC 321. That win ran Dern’s current winning streak to three.
Robertson has earned her shot at the belt by winning five fights in a row and now has her first opportunity to grab championship gold. Both fighters have promised the fight will have plenty of fireworks to get fans fired up.
Other familiar faces litter the card, which should provide plenty of action in front of some of the wildest sports fans in the world.
UFC 330 fight card predictions: Expert picks, odds for Islam Makhachev vs. Ian Garry in Philadelphia
Brent Brookhouse
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All times Eastern
Date: Saturday, Aug. 15 | Location: Xfinity Mobile Arena — Philadelphia
Start times: Early prelims at 5:30 p.m. | Prelims at 7 p.m. | Main card at 9 p.m.
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UFC 330 fight card, odds
Odds via DraftKings
- Islam Makhachev (c) -340 vs. Ian Machado Garry +270, welterweight title
- Mackenzie Dern (c) -218 vs. Gillian Robertson +180, women’s strawweight title
- Jalin Turner -155 vs. Kauê Fernandes +130, lightweights
- Mansur Abdul-Malik -675 vs. Dustin Stoltzfus +490, middleweights
- Esteban Ribovics -650 vs. Edson Barboza +470, lightweights
- Chidi Njokuani -305 vs. Joel Álvarez +245, welterweights
- Charles Johnson -122 vs. Eduardo Henrique +102, flyweights
- Donte Johnson -265 vs. Eric McConico +215, middleweights
- Tresean Gore -122 vs. Vicente Luque +102, middleweights
- Lucas Fernando -298 vs. Rafael Tobias +240, light heavyweights
- Ramiz Brahimaj -135 vs. Neil Magny +114, welterweights
- Myktybek Orolbai -1050 vs. Jeremiah Wells +675, welterweights
What is the UFC event schedule in 2026?
UFC 330 and more UFC Fight Nights have already been unveiled through October 2026. Additional events will be unveiled 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.
