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MMA Night: Silva vs Delgado and 13 Major Fights Streaming This Friday, September 12
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MMA Night: Silva vs Delgado and 13 Major Fights Streaming This Friday, September 12

The UFC Fight Night: Silva vs Delgado event is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated MMA events of September. Thirteen fights, including headline bouts like Manon Fiorot vs Alexa Grasso and Curtis Blaydes vs Waldo Cortes-Acosta, promise high-octane action. Find out how to watch this explosive night live starting at 8 PM on UFC Fight Pass.

To remember:

  • The UFC Fight Night: Silva vs Delgado event takes place this Friday, September 12 in Glendale.
  • Thirteen fights are on the card, headlined by Jean Silva vs Jose Delgado.
  • The event will air live starting at 8 PM on UFC Fight Pass for the preliminary card, then at 11 PM on Polsat Sport 1 for the main card.
  • Brandon Moreno will face Joseph Morales in a flyweight bout during this event.
  • Manon Fiorot and Alexa Grasso will clash in a promising women’s bout.
  • Curtis Blaydes will look to confirm his resurgence against Waldo Cortes-Acosta in the heavyweight division.

This Friday, September 12, MMA fans have a date with one of the most explosive nights of the year: UFC Fight Night: Silva vs Delgado. Held in Glendale, this event promises thirteen fights of rare intensity, headlined by the clash between Jean Silva and Jose Delgado. A main event that already looks set to be a defining moment of the evening, with technical and physical stakes to match the hype.


Preliminary Card Starts at 8 PM on UFC Fight Pass

Starting at 8 PM, fans can catch the preliminary card live on UFC Fight Pass. Among the must-watch fights, the flyweight bout between Brandon Moreno and Joseph Morales looks set to be a tactical and explosive showdown. Both men, known for their endurance and technique, could deliver a high-level performance.


Main Card at 11 PM: Fiorot vs Grasso and Blaydes vs Cortes-Acosta

From 11 PM, the main card takes over, with simultaneous broadcasts on UFC Fight Pass and Polsat Sport 1. Women’s MMA fans will be in for a treat with the clash between Manon Fiorot and Alexa Grasso. Two of the world’s best fighters, each with a unique style, will battle it out for a spot in the rankings.


On the men’s side, the heavyweight fight between Curtis Blaydes and Waldo Cortes-Acosta could shake up the division. After two consecutive losses in 2025, Blaydes is looking to prove he’s still a serious title contender. Standing in his way, Cortes-Acosta, on the rise, won’t hesitate to pile on the pressure.

With such a varied and promising lineup, UFC Fight Night: Silva vs Delgado is a must-watch event for MMA fans. Whether it’s the flyweight bouts, the women’s fights, or the heavyweight clashes, this night has everything to leave a lasting impression. Don’t miss the opening bell at 8 PM on UFC Fight Pass!

Editor's Opinion
By Nakmen
Ah, UFC Fight Night: Silva vs Delgado—the kind of event where you think, "Finally, a real fight that’s got thrills, not just a soccer match in pajamas!" Silva, that little genius who makes heavyweights dance like an '80s Fame dancer, and Delgado, that human wall with the stamina of a Jurassic Park marathon runner. The main event is like Batman vs. The Penguin: you know it’s going to be great, but you just hope it doesn’t turn into a tragedy. The prelim with Moreno vs Morales? A flyweight duel that stings, like a mosquito in an OSS 117 desert scene. Both guys have the style of a 2000s pop-rock duo—technical, but with punches that hit like Green Day riffs. And then there’s Fiorot vs Grasso, two queens clashing like unicorns in a sword duel: elegance, power, and a touch of madness. Blaydes vs Cortes-Acosta is the Titanic of heavyweights—one wants to save his title shot, the other wants to sink the ship (literally, if Blaydes gives him the wrong look). In short, a night that promises a show, even if the UFC sometimes makes us wait like a Disney fan outside Star Wars in 1999. But hey, that’s why we’re here, right? To feel the adrenaline, sweat it out, and hope it ends without too many injuries… unless it’s Jurassic Park and the fight turns into a dinosaur brawl.
Article written by SkimAI
Reviewed and completed by Nakmen

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