How to Watch UFC Fight Night: Allen vs Duncan in Australia

UFC Fight Night: Allen vs Duncan streams live on Paramount+ in Australia on Sunday October 11 2026. 

The main card starts at 11am AEDT, with the prelims kicking off at 8am AEDT, so this one is a Sunday morning job rather than a late night.

The event, also billed as UFC Vegas 122, takes place at the Meta APEX in Las Vegas on Saturday night US time.

It's a proper middleweight contender fight at the top: Allen is ranked fourth in the division and chasing a fourth straight win, while Duncan sits at number 10 and brings a five-fight winning streak into his first UFC main event.

A win here keeps either man in the title conversation, so it is worth tracking the UFC futures odds for the division.

UFC Allen vs Duncan Start Times in Australia

The card runs in two parts, with the main event expected at the back end of the main card.

Here are the scheduled start times on Sunday 11 October:

• Prelims: 8am AEDT (Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Hobart)
• Main card: 11am AEDT

If you're outside the eastern daylight saving states, adjust as follows:

• Brisbane (AEST): prelims 7am, main card 10am
• Adelaide (ACDT): prelims 7:30am, main card 10:30am
• Darwin (ACST): prelims 6:30am, main card 9:30am
• Perth (AWST): prelims 5am, main card 8am

Allen and Duncan should walk out somewhere around 1pm to 2pm AEDT, but that depends entirely on how many fights go the distance before them. 

A run of early finishes on the main card can bring the headliners forward quickly, so it pays to be settled in early.

How to Watch and Stream Allen vs Duncan in Australia

Paramount+ is the home of UFC Fight Nights in Australia. Under the deal that started in January 2026, Paramount+ carries all 30 UFC Fight Night events live each year, plus the prelims from the 13 numbered events.

Allen vs Duncan is a Fight Night, so the whole card, prelims included, is covered by a standard Paramount+ subscription with no pay-per-view fee on top.

You can watch through the Paramount+ app on smart TVs, phones, tablets, gaming consoles and streaming devices, or in a web browser. 

Paramount+ has said select UFC events are also simulcast on Network 10, but there has been no confirmation that this card is one of them, so Paramount+ is the safe bet for watching live.

Fight Night cards are not on Kayo, Foxtel or Main Event. Those platforms only come into the picture for numbered pay-per-view events, and even then the prelims for those shows sit on Paramount+.

UFC Fight Night: Allen vs Duncan Full Fight Card

Twelve bouts are scheduled. This is the card as listed by the UFC, and late changes are always possible in fight week.

Main Card (11am AEDT)

• Brendan Allen vs Christian Leroy Duncan (middleweight, five rounds)
• Matheus Camilo vs Jai Herbert (lightweight)
• Loopy Godinez vs Ketlen Souza (women's strawweight)
• Andre Fili vs Kai Kamaka III (featherweight)
• Malcolm Wellmaker vs Otari Tanzilovi (bantamweight)

Prelims (8am AEDT)

• Julius Walker vs Gerald Meerschaert (light heavyweight)
• Francisco Prado vs Ismael Bonfim (lightweight)
• Niko Price vs Leon Shahbazyan (welterweight)
• Felipe Franco vs Brendson Ribeiro (light heavyweight)
• Allen Frye Jr. vs RJ Harris (heavyweight)
• Alice Pereira vs Daria Zhelezniakova (women's bantamweight)
• Ernesta Kareckaitė vs Melissa Gatto (women's flyweight)

A couple of these have already been reshuffled. Prado was first booked against Artur Minev before Bonfim stepped in, and Franco's original opponent, Alexander Poppeck, has been replaced by Ribeiro.

The prelims carry some genuine intrigue. Niko Price is back after a brief retirement, Prado is a lightweight in desperate need of his first win since 2023, and Pereira holds the number 15 spot at bantamweight.

On the main card, Godinez is ranked eighth at strawweight, while Wellmaker and Tanzilovi look a lively bantamweight opener for the main card. 

If you're new to the divisions, our UFC weight classes guide breaks down where everyone fits.

Allen vs Duncan Betting Markets

The fight winner market is the obvious starting point, and the ranking gap suggests Allen will start as the favourite.

Method of victory looks more interesting here because the paths to victory are so different: Allen's best route is a submission, while Duncan's is a KO/TKO.

Round betting and the fight to go the distance market also get more appealing with five rounds on the table.

Allen's last win went to the judges and Duncan's last two went the distance as well, so punters weighing the overs have something to chew on. 

For more on how these markets work, have a look at our guide on how to bet on UFC.

If you want a steer before locking anything in, our UFC Fight Night tips run through the picks for this weekend's card.

For the latest UFC fight odds and markets for Allen vs Duncan, check out our dedicated page here at Sportsbet.