REMINDER: UFC on Fox 1 Television Schedule Is Stacked
This weekend is perhaps the most important and biggest show in UFC history.
UFC on Fox 1 is set to take place from the Honda Center in Anaheim, California on November 12. Headlined by a heavyweight title fight between champion, Cain Velasquez and contender, Junior Dos Santos the event marks the first UFC event on the network. The championship bout will air live on FOX and is available in 115 million homes nationwide.
While Fox executives have opted to only showcase the evenings main event, they have partnered up with their network of television channels to do about as much pre and post coverage as one could ever dream of.
Below is this week’s schedule for UFC on Fox 1:
- Friday, Nov. 11:
7:00 p.m. ET
UFC on Fox 1 Weigh-ins live on Fuel TV
7:00 p.m. ET
Cain Velasquez: Brown Pride, episode 3 on Fox Deportes
- Saturday, Nov. 12:
3:00 p.m. ET
Cain Velasquez: Brown Pride, episodes 1-3 on Fox Deportes
4:45 p.m. ET
UFC on Fox 1 Prelims live on Facebook & FoxSports.com
5:30 p.m. ET
UFC on Fox 1 Weigh-ins re-air on Fuel TV
6:00 p.m. ET
UFC on Fox Primetime re-airs on Fuel TV
6:00 p.m. ET
Cain Velasquez vs. Brock Lesnar re-airs on Fox Deportes
7:00 p.m. ET
UFC on Fox 1 Prelims live on Fox Deportes
7:00 p.m. ET
UFC on Fox 1 Pre-fight show on Fuel TV (hosted by Jay Glazer, along with Kenny Florian and Stephan Bonnar)
9:00 p.m. ET
UFC on Fox 1 broadcast (hosted by Curt Menefee, along with Dana White, Brock Lesnar and Joe Rogan. Mike Goldberg and Joe Rogan will call the heavyweight title fight)
10 p.m. ET
UFC on Fox 1 post-fight show on Fuel TV (hosted by Glazer, along with Florian and Bonnar)
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I just don’t get, the biggest event for Fox and the UFC, and they are only showing ONE fight? Even CBS showed at least 4 fights when Strikeforce partnered up with them. They just went about promoting it the wrong way. But I don’t think it had anything to do with the number of fights they aired.
Personally, I’d more interested to see the pre and post fight broadcast if it were tied in to the whole event. Not just in parts.
stop complaining. We get to watch JDS and Cain fight. What more do you need?? go on facebook to watch the other fights
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u can always watch the prelims free online too so i think we’re good. its fox, owned by republicans, the political party that tried to ban ufc alltogether. its to be expected. came as a surprise to me to, i was like what the ****!?
remember, this is just a teaser really. The Fox contract doesn’t start til 2012, so they have no contractual binding to actually show this fight. You can expect alot better after the contract kicks in. FYI you can watch the entire prelims on Facebook or Foxsports.com.
I think they want as many casual fans as they can. One fight is about as casual as you can get. Theyll have all the people waiting for the Pac fight to come on. They are gonna be on Fox for a while and we are gonna get tons of good, free fights.
I dont mind watching fights on facebook.. It’s better than watching commercials every 3 minutes
Hilarious how they make cains head longer from wider to make it for in this picture . Cuz Cain has aeatball head and they totally altered it in this picture.
God. No one get the Droid aria… terrible touch keypad.
What a collision! TEAM PENN !!!!!!!
HAHAHA! that looks more like Diego than Cain, horrible job on the poster. As for the fight, those two will make sure we get what we want in one hell of a battle. I’m sure of this! Can’t wait
The reason it’s a short show is the UFC is still under contract with spike till the end of the year. They are able to do this one show as debut of the Fox deal they signed to start next year.
Thanks Joe…I mean Dana. its nothing to do with SPIKE and they’re contract!!!ITheres no way they could have aired atleast the co-main event. they only scheduled 1 to air on FOX because it’s a 5 round title fight……29 mins in a one hour slot, you have to add the pre and post show that will start, as they said, Brock, Dana, Curt Menefee, and Joe Rogan were doing the broadcast intro, i’m sure that will be 10 mins atleast to include a commercial before the walk out or fight….its’ television, ALL televison broadcast companies have to support sponosers with commercials. It has nothing to do with Spikes contract! it’s a one hour slot, so there gonna schedule a 29 min fight and then the co-main event 17mins(possible), if you can do math that’s 46mins…leaving 14 mins for intro broadcast welcoming UFC to FOX with above said names, commercials, walkouts, then fighter annoucements, by the time they actually sound the bell it will prolly be 9:20, so if it were to go the distance, which they have to assume the worst, that fight would end at 9:49, then decision cards read. Octagon post fight interview with the winner, then UFC’s FOX farewell,….oh yeah plney of time for another fight…cute tho that you tried to sound like you had insdie information about the SPIKE contract…lol no worrehs.
If Penn and Diaz fought 100 times, Penn would win 90 times.
WTF does this have to do with anything?
Based upon the statistics (actual stats not delusional arbitrary nonsense), Diaz wins this fight 100/100 times.