UFC 237 start time -- Rose Namajunas vs. Jessica Andrade: Live stream, card, date, TV channel
Here's everything you need to know to catch the UFC 237 event on Saturday in Brazil
UFC returns to Brazil on Saturday evening for the UFC 237 pay-per-view event in Rio de Janeiro. Highlighting the card on Saturday night is a feature fight that will see the women's strawweight championship defended as Rose Namajunas puts her title up for grabs against challenger and Brazilian native Jessica Andrade.
It will be Namajunas' first bout in over a year when she outlasted former champ Joanna Jedrzejczyk for a decision win in their rematch. Andrade is on a three-fight winning streak and a destructive knockout win over Karolina Kowalkiewicz.
Andrade isn't the only Brazilian star that will be gracing the card in Rio de Janeiro -- not even close. In the co-main event, legendary former middleweight champion Anderson Silva will be returning to the Octagon to take on Jared Cannonier, and former featherweight champion Jose Aldo looks to continue his rise back to the top as he battles up-and-coming UFC featherweight star Alexander Volkanovski.
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Below is all the information you need to catch the UFC 237 event on Saturday night.
How to watch UFC 237 prelims
Date: Saturday, May 11 | Location: Jeunesse Arena -- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Time: 8 p.m. ET
Stream: Watch ESPN | Channel: ESPN
How to watch UFC 237 main card
Date: Saturday, May 11 | Location: Jeunesse Arena -- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Time: 10 p.m. ET
Stream: ESPN+ | Price: $59.99
Now, here's a look at the UFC 237 main fight card and betting odds.
UFC 237 main card, odds
| Favorite | Underdog | Weightclass |
|---|---|---|
Jessica Andrade -145 | Rose Namajunas +125 | Women's strawweight title |
Jared Cannonier -130 | Anderson Silva +110 | Middleweight |
Jose Aldo -135 | Alexander Volkanovski +115 | Featherweight |
Thiago Alves -110 | Laureano Staropoli -110 | Welterweight |
Irene Aldana -360 | Bethe Correia +280 | Women's bantamweight |














