Flyweight Title Rematch Headlines UFC 331 in Los Angeles — Here's How to Stream It
UFC 331 takes place Saturday at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, with Joshua Van defending his flyweight belt against Alexandre Pantoja in the main event. The preliminary card starts at 5 p.m. ET, followed by the main card at 9 p.m. ET. Viewers can find livestream options for the pay-per-view event.
UFC 331 marks the promotion's return to Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, following August's UFC 330 card in Philadelphia, where Islam Makhachev successfully defended his welterweight championship. The evening's lineup splits into two segments, with preliminary bouts beginning at 5 p.m. ET and the five-round main event expected to start around 9 p.m. ET.
Joshua Van enters the flyweight title defense with a 17-2 record, while challenger Alexandre Pantoja brings a 30-6 career mark to this rematch. The pay-per-view broadcast will be available through multiple livestream platforms, with coverage beginning in the afternoon for West Coast viewers.
This pay-per-view event could reinforce the growing trend of combat sports fans shifting toward digital streaming platforms rather than traditional cable purchases. The flyweight division's international appeal—featuring fighters from Burma and Brazil—may also broaden the UFC's global audience engagement. For casual viewers, the staggered start times could make the event more accessible across time zones, potentially expanding the sport's reach beyond its established fanbase.