UFC FIGHT NIGHT RETURNS TO SIN CITY! Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) returns to action on Sat., Nov. 1, 2025, with an exciting main event set to headline UFC Vegas 110 from inside UFC APEX in Las Vegas, Nevada. In UFC Vegas 110’s main event, Featherweight contenders Steve Garcia vs. David Onama clash in a high-stakes, five-round bout. UFC Vegas 110’s co-main event features a Heavyweight showdown between Waldo Cortes-Acosta vs. Ante Delija. UFC Vegas 110 will also showcase a women’s Bantamweight clash between Ketlen Vieira vs. Norma Dumont, a Welterweight bout pitting Jeremiah Wells vs. Themba Gorimbo, a Featherweight matchup featuring Isaac Dulgarian vs. Yadier Del Valle, and much more! UFC Vegas 110’s start time is scheduled for 4 p.m. ET (“Prelims” undercard), and 7 p.m. ET (main card).

Garcia is the sharper striker here, but I’m not sure he’s the more powerful one. Onama can absolutely crack, so Garcia has to keep his volume and aggression under control in the early goings of the fight. He doesn’t need to take huge chances early, not when he’s more likely to build momentum as the fight wears on. I’m not saying he should be passive, but there’s no need to jump into the fray needlessly at the first bell. Instead, Garcia should look to win the distance battle. He’s actually the slightly longer and taller striker, and he can take advantage of those traits with straight punches and power kicks. Garcia may be less explosive than Onama, but he’s better at building combinations and shifting into big swings. If he keeps an extra step between them for the first round or two, he’ll be able to gain a read on Onama’s speed a little more easily while still landing his own offense.

Welterweights aiming to get things moving in the right direction again face off here as Jeremiah Wells returns to take on Themba Gorimbo. Fighting for the first time in 20 months (and just a couple days after our shared birthday), Wells hits the Octagon on a two-fight skid, having lost a split decision to Max Griffin the last time he graced the cage in February 2024. An explosive striker that earned finishes in each of his first three UFC appearances, the Marquez MMA man touches down in Las Vegas looking for his first win since the spring of 2023 against Matthew Semelsberger. Alencar has gone 2-1 through her first three UFC appearances, alternating wins and losses while carrying a 6-1-1 record into Saturday’s contest. Carnelossi competes for the first time since last May, when she earned a win over Piera Rodriguez after “La Fiera” was disqualified for delivering intentional headbutts.