
The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) returns to Arena CDMX this weekend with a major Fight Night event headlined by a pivotal flyweight showdown between former two-time champion Brandon Moreno and fast-rising contender Lone’er Kavanagh. The event will air live in Asia on Sunday, March, continuing UFC’s strong presence in the Latin American market.
The main event carries major implications for the flyweight division, while a high-octane bantamweight co-main event adds further depth to the card.
Main Event: Brandon Moreno vs Lone’er Kavanagh (Flyweight)
Mexican star Brandon Moreno enters the contest as the No. 6 ranked flyweight, fighting on home soil once again in Mexico City. Moreno holds a professional MMA record of 23 wins, 9 losses and 2 draws and remains one of the most accomplished fighters in the division’s history.
Brandon Moreno Recent Fights
Win vs Steve Erceg (Unanimous Decision)
Win vs Amir Albazi (Unanimous Decision)
Loss vs Brandon Royval (Split Decision)
Loss vs Alexandre Pantoja (Submission, Flyweight Title Fight)
Known for his elite grappling, durability and championship experience, Moreno is aiming to reassert himself in the title picture with a statement performance in front of his home fans.
Opposite him stands Lone’er Kavanagh, a half-Hong Kong, half-Irish prospect, competing in his first UFC main event. Kavanagh owns a professional record of 9 wins and 1 loss and has quickly built a reputation for his speed, movement and striking accuracy.
Lone’er Kavanagh Career Snapshot
UFC debut wins showcasing high-pace striking
First professional loss via knockout in 2025
Multiple finishes on the regional circuit before joining UFC
This matchup presents a classic contrast between elite experience and youthful momentum, making it one of the most intriguing flyweight main events of the year.
Co-Main Event: Marlon Vera vs David Martinez (Bantamweight)
The co-main event features a bantamweight clash between Marlon Vera, currently ranked No. 9, and No. 10 ranked David Martinez.
Vera brings veteran composure and knockout power, while Martinez continues his rise with an aggressive style and strong finishing ability. The outcome could significantly impact the bantamweight rankings.
Event Details
- Event: UFC Fight Night®: Moreno vs Kavanagh
- Venue: Arena CDMX, Mexico City
- Date: Saturday (Asia: Sunday, March)
- Main Event: Flyweight, 5 rounds
- Broadcast: Live worldwide via UFC broadcast partners
What’s at Stake
For Moreno, the fight represents a crucial opportunity to move closer to another flyweight title run. For Kavanagh, it is a career-defining chance to break into the elite tier of the division. With a passionate Mexican crowd expected and multiple ranked fighters on the card, UFC Fight Night in Mexico City promises elite-level competition and high-intensity action.



