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James Dampney
Posted: 1 March 2020 8:32 am
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UFC Fight Night 169 Benavidez vs Figueiredo is headlined by a bout for the vacant UFC Flyweight Championship. This is how you can watch.

When Henry Cejudo vacated his flyweight belt to focus on defending his bantamweight title, it suddenly opened up a major opportunity in the UFC.

Benavidez would have literally leapt at the chance as he has twice fallen short in flyweight title shots, the second of which was just over six years ago.

Figueiredo meanwhile has an outstanding record (see below) and has also earned his shot at a title. This is a match-up of two extremely athletic fighters and is likely to be one well worth watching.

There is a co-main event, pitting Felicia Spencer against Zarah Fairn in a women's featherweight stoush. Plus an Australian is on the card, women's featherweight Megan Anderson taking on Brazilian Norma Dumont

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When does UFC Fight Night 169 Benavidez vs Figueiredo start?

The preliminary bouts get underway at 9am AEDT at Chartway Arena in Virginia with seven fights scheduled. The main card commences at midday AEDT with a further five fights.

How to watch UFC Fight Night 169 Benavidez vs Figueiredo

ESPN is the host broadcaster for UFC Fight Night 169. That means Foxtel iQ, Foxtel Now, Kayo Sports, Fetch TV and UFC Fight Pass are all viewing options. If you don't have a Foxtel subscription, Kayo is the place to be. We have compiled a complete viewing guide for the UFC for you.

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Main card

  • Flyweight: Joseph Benavidez vs Deiveson Figueiredo
  • Women's featherweight: Felicia Spencer vs Zarah Fairn
  • Light heavyweight: Ion Cutelaba vs Magomed Ankalaev
  • Women's featherweight: Megan Anderson (Australia) vs Norma Dumont
  • Featherweight: Grant Dawson vs Darrick Minner

Preliminary card

  • Bantamweight: Gabriel Silva vs Kyler Phillips
  • Middleweight: Brendan Allen vs Tom Breese
  • Heavyweight: Marcin Tybura vs Sergey Spivak
  • Lightweight: Luis Pena vs Steve Garcia
  • Featherweight: Jordan Griffin vs TJ Brown
  • Featherweight: Aalon Cruz vs Spike Carlyle
  • Welterweight: Sean Brady vs Ismail Naurdiev

Who will win Benavidez vs Figueiredo?

We're not sure you could get two hungrier fighters than those eyeing off the opportunity of a vacated belt, rather than having to prise it out of the clenched hands of the holder.

Benavidez's career started way back in 2006 and he has been incredibly close to a world title. His record stands at 28-5 and he is riding a 3-fight winning streak.

Figueiredo has significantly less experience, but has blazed his way to a 17-1 record to earn his first shot at a championship belt.

It's a very tight fight to call but we'll lean towards Benavidez finally grabbing that belt at his third and most likely final attempt.

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