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Fight Nights · Melbourne, Australia

Where to Watch UFC & Boxing in Melbourne

Last updated July 25, 2026

This is the one sport here with no fixture list: a handful of huge nights a year, and on each of them everybody wants the same screen. These 6 venues in Melbourne carry a real signal that they put the fights on.

Upcoming Fight Nights fights

Shows Fight Nights week in, week out

Elgin Inn

Elgin Inn Shows Fight Nights frequently

75 Burwood Road, 3122 · 4.4 stars (765 reviews)

Shows Fight Nights per its own posts

Make The Elgin your second home for the Labour Day Weekend 🏠🥳 🍻 Our massive happy hour will be running allllll weekend 5PM - 7PM starting Thursday and ending with an EXTRA hour on Sunday 4PM - 7PM🍷 All taps, house wine source

Inkerman Hotel

Inkerman Hotel Shows Fight Nights frequently

375 Inkerman St, 3183 · 4.4 stars (685 reviews)

Shows Fight Nights per its own posts

2.8m MegaScreen & Multiple Big Screens, including in our Smoker / Dog Friendly Beer Garden, You'll never miss a second of the action! 4 HD Foxtel boxes means we show it all - AFL, NRL, Every UFC + a TAB to back your favo source

The Empress Hotel

The Empress Hotel Shows Fight Nights frequently

714 Nicholson Street, 3068 · 4.4 stars (680 reviews)

Shows Fight Nights per its own posts

What's on the box at the Empress this June. We're showing NRL, AFL, World Cup and UFC. Walk-ins welcome or reserve the best seats in the house at the link in bio 🍻 source

29th apartment

29th apartment Shows Fight Nights frequently

29 Fitzroy st, 3182 · 4.3 stars (559 reviews)

Shows Fight Nights per its own posts

29th apartment, located 29 Fitzroy Street is the new home of sports in St Kilda! 4 huge screens across 3 rooms we play everything from AFL to UFC and the Grand Prix. With a new sports bar menu, cheap drinks to quench y source

Royal Derby Hotel

Royal Derby Hotel Shows Fight Nights frequently

446 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065 · 4.2 stars (388 reviews)

Shows Fight Nights per its own posts

A Brunswick Street institution for over 150 years and a dedicated sports pub with many big screens, pool tables and a large beer garden, catering to soccer alongside AFL, rugby union and UFC source

known as a sports pub catering to all your live sports including AFL, rugby union, soccer and all the main UFC events source

High Street Hotel

High Street Hotel Shows Fight Nights frequently

213 High Street, 3181 · 4.2 stars (94 reviews)

Shows Fight Nights per its own posts

From weekend footy to international finals, we’ve got the screens, the sound, and the atmosphere to match. Grab a beer, settle in, and catch every big moment live in the bar. No matter the code , AFL, NRL, cricket, UFC source

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch the UFC in Melbourne?
6 venues in Melbourne have a real, checkable signal that they show the fights: the venue's own post or website, a club or fan-group listing, or local coverage. Every listing on this page links back to that source.
Which bar in Melbourne is showing the fight tonight?
The sections on this page split them by what the evidence says: 6 show the fights week in, week out.
When are the next Fight Nights fights?
Next up: UFC 330: Makhachev vs Machado Garry on Sun 16 Aug 2026 (time to be confirmed); UFC 331 on Sun 20 Sep 2026 (time to be confirmed); UFC 333 on Sat 24 Oct 2026 (time to be confirmed). Most big cards are pay-per-view, so watching in a bar is the cheap way to see one and the room is the point. Worth asking about a cover charge or a table minimum on a main-event night, and worth checking the start time: outside North America the main event routinely lands after midnight.
How is this Fight Nights list for Melbourne put together?
It is built from public evidence only: a venue's own posts and website, club and fan-group listings, and local press. We keep hospitality venues only, drop anything we cannot source, and refresh the Melbourne list as new evidence appears.