Max Holloway vs. Arnold Allen: When and where is the fight scheduled to take place?

Former UFC featherweight champion Max Holloway is set to make his return to the octagon in a highly anticipated matchup against Arnold Allen, a rising star in the featherweight division. The two fighters have agreed to face off in a 145-pound matchup that is expected to headline UFC Fight Night on April 15.

Max Holloway is set to return to the octagon after suffering a crucial loss to current champion Alexander Volkanovski at UFC 276 in July 2022. The loss was the third time Holloway had lost to Volkanovski since 2019, putting his future in the division in doubt.

Despite this setback, 'Blessed' is still widely regarded as one of the top featherweights in the UFC, second only to the dominant champion Volkanovski. However, with Volkanovski firmly entrenched as the king of the division, it will be a tough road for Holloway to secure another title fight anytime soon.

The T-Mobile Center is all set to host a thrilling event featuring a clash between Max Holloway from Hawaii and Arnold Allen from Britain. The keenly awaited matchup was previously delayed due to a rib injury that Allen sustained, causing him to miss out on an opportunity to fight former UFC champion Holloway at UFC 286 in London. Nonetheless, both fighters are now fully fit and ready to put on a spectacular show for the fans at the upcoming event.

Allen enters the fight ranked fourth in the UFC and will look to extend his lead at the top of the featherweight class with a victory in Kansas City.

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All you need to know about the Max Holloway vs. Arnold Allen broadcast

UFC Fight Night is all set to take place on April 15 at the T-Mobile Arena in Kansas City, with the highly anticipated featherweight bout between Max Holloway and Arnold Allen serving as the headline fight. The two elite fighters will go head-to-head in a battle that will take place in the 145-pound category.

The UFC Fight Night event featuring the main card of Holloway vs. Allen will be broadcast on two television channels, ESPN and ESPN Deportes. In addition to this, the event will also be simulcast in both English and Spanish on ESPN+ starting at 8:30 PM Eastern Time (ET) and 5:30 PM Pacific Time (PT). This will provide viewers with multiple options to watch the event in their preferred language.

The preliminary matches leading up to the main card will not be broadcast on ESPN or ESPN Deportes. These matches, however, will be available exclusively on ESPN+ starting at 5:30 PM ET and 2:30 PM PT. This means that viewers who want to watch the entire event, including the prelims, will need to subscribe to ESPN+.