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- Noche UFC returns for its fourth edition on Saturday, Sept. 12 at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona, with the main card at 5 p.m. ET and prelims at 2 p.m. ET, streaming exclusively on Paramount+.
- Jean Silva headlines his second consecutive Noche UFC against short-notice replacement Jose Miguel Delgado, seeking to rebound from a second-round TKO loss to Diego Lopes at last year's event and punch his ticket to a featherweight title shot.
- Alexa Grasso and Brandon Moreno — the only two Mexican undisputed UFC champions — both compete in pivotal bouts on the card, while Top 10 bantamweight David Martinez opens the main card and Yair Rodriguez sits out with an unplanned absence.
- Paramount+ streams all UFC content under a seven-year deal running through 2033, covering all 13 numbered events and 30 Fight Nights annually, with plans starting at $8.99/month or $89.99/year and no separate pay-per-view fees.
- Paramount+ is accessible across more than 25 device platforms including Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Apple Vision Pro, PlayStation 4/5, Xbox, Roku, Samsung TV, and LG TV, allowing streaming on three devices simultaneously per account.
Why it matters: Paramount+'s exclusive seven-year UFC deal eliminates pay-per-view fees for 43 annual events, undercutting traditional combat sports pricing at an $8.99/month entry point. For Silva, a win over short-notice replacement Delgado likely secures a featherweight title shot. The Glendale card also marks a rare showcase featuring both Grasso and Moreno — the only Mexican undisputed champions in UFC history — on the same night.
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