UFC Vegas 70 Live: Nikita Krylov vs Ryan Spann will headline UFC Fight Night 220 this weekend. The two light heavyweights will look to put their mark on the division. And like every other UFC fight, this event will attract attention from all over the globe. So here’s a list of star times for Krylov vs Spann in 25 different countries. Follow UFC Fight Night 220: Krylov vs Spann LIVE Streaming updates with Insidesport.IN.
Krylov and Spann are not the biggest superstars in the sport. However, UFC has some of the most passionate fans in combat sports. And therefore, the promotion will still expect great viewership numbers. Moreover, since you have a card with fighters all over the world, you can expect a global audience.
UFC Vegas 70 Live: Krylov vs Spann Start Time: When Will Nikita Krylov vs Ryan Spann Start? UFC Fight Night Start Time in 25 Countries Including USA, UK, India, Japan and More
UFC Vegas 70: Krylov vs Spann start time in 25 countries
USA: Main card starts at 4 PM PT/ 7 PM ET, whereas, the main event will start at 7 PM PT/ 10 PM PT approximately.
Canada: Main card starts at 4 PM PT/ 7 PM ET, whereas, the main event will start at 7 PM PT/ 10 PM PT approximately.
Mexico: Main card starts at 6 PM CST, whereas, the main event will start at 9 PM CST approximately.
UK: Main card starts at 12 AM GMT on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 3 AM GMT approximately.
Ireland: Main card starts at 12 AM GMT on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 3 AM GMT approximately.
Australia: Main card starts at 11 AM AEDT on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 2 PM AEDT approximately.
New Zealand: Main card starts at 1 PM NZDT on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 4 PM NZDT approximately.
India: Main card starts at 5 AM IST on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 8:30 AM IST approximately.
Japan: Main card starts at 9 AM JST on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 12 PM JST approximately.
Philippines: Main card starts at 8 AM PHT on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 11 AM PHT approximately.
South Korea: Main card starts at 9 AM KST on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 12 PM KST approximately.
China: Main card starts at 8 AM CST on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 11 AM CST approximately.
Russia: Main card starts at 3 AM MSK on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 6 AM MSK approximately.
France: Main card starts at 1 AM CET on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 4 AM CET approximately.
Denmark: Main card starts at 1 AM CET on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 4 AM CET approximately.
Spain: Main card starts at 1 AM CET on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 4 AM CET approximately.
Sweeden: Main card starts at 1 AM CET on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 4 AM CET approximately.
Croatia: Main card starts at 1 AM CET on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 4 AM CET approximately.
Poland: Main card starts at 1 AM CET on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 4 AM CET approximately.
Brazil: The main card starts at 9 PM BRT, whereas, the main event will start at 12 AM approximately on Sunday, February 26.
South Africa: Main card starts at 2 AM SAST on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 5 AM SAST approximately.
Algeria: Main card starts at 1 AM CET on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 4 AM CET approximately.
UAE: Main card starts at 4 AM GST on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 7 AM GST approximately.
Saudi Arabia: Main card starts at 3 AM AST on Sunday, February 26, whereas, the main event will start at 6 AM AST approximately.
Where in the world will you tune into the Krylov vs Spann fight?
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