How to Watch UFC Fight Night – Emmett vs. Murphy: Stream UFC Live, TV Channel

Josh Emmett makes his long-awaited return to the UFC against Lerone Murphy on Saturday. Watch the game live and for free on Fubo today.

Lerone Murphy will hope to continue his run towards a potential shot at the UFC featherweight title when he has the unenviable honor of welcoming Josh Emmett back to the Octagon on Saturday. The pair of 145lbers square off at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, where Englishman Murphy will put his undefeated 15-0-1 record on the line against 40-year-old Emmett (19-4). Also featured on Saturday’s card is a showdown between UFC veterans Brad Tavares and Gerald Meerschaert, while heavyweights Kennedy Nzechukwu and Martin Buday go toe-to-toe.

How to Watch UFC Fight Night: Emmett vs. Murphy Today

Date: April 5, 2024

Start Time: 9 p.m. ET

Venue: UFC Apex, Las Vegas, Nevada

TV: ESPN

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Saturday’s bout will mark Emmett’s return to the cage after almost 16 months out of action, though his most recent outing was a memorable one.

‘CC0’ delivered one of the most devastating knockouts in UFC history with his first-round stoppage of Bryce Mitchell, ending a two-loss skid in sensational style:

Murphy has an identical tally of seven knockout/TKO finishes under his belt to date, which is impressive considering he has seven fewer fights on his record.

However, the Mancunian hasn’t recorded a stoppage since he defeated Makwan Amirkhani via a second-round knee in 2021, piecing together four consecutive decision wins since then.

Easily the most experienced fight of Saturday’s card will see middleweights Meerschaert (37-18) and Tavares (20-10) go to war, with each looking to bounce back from defeat after roughly six months off.

The opposite is true for Nigerian contender Nzechukwu and Slovakian powerhouse Buday, who is 5-1 since joining the UFC and most recently defeated Andrei Arlovski almost one year ago.

Meanwhile, Saturday’s co-main event brings American Pat Sabatini into contact with Joanderson Brito, the finishing phenom who saw his five-win streak end at William Gomis’ hands in September.

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