UFC 320 returns for Noche UFC 2025 in Guadalajara with major fights expected, including possible appearances from Jones, Volkanovski, and Mexico’s rising stars.
The UFC is doing Noche UFC again in 2025, but it won’t be at the Sphere in Las Vegas. This year, Dana White and Co. are pushing the celebration of Mexican culture to Arena Guadalajara in Guadalajara.
The event will take place on September 13, and it will be a numbered UFC event (UFC 320).
The arena will not officially open until April 25, but it is believed to be ideal for concerts and sporting events. The UFC may be the first major sporting event at the venue, but that is unconfirmed.
While the UFC may not go as grand as it did from a tech standpoint with this year’s celebration of Mexican culture, you can bet there will be some flair, as the new arena is built to handle major productions.
From a fight card standpoint, I’d expect at least one title fight on the card—and probably two. Noche UFC 2024 had two, with Sean O’Malley losing his UFC men’s bantamweight title to Merab Dvalishvili and Alexa Grasso dropping her women’s flyweight title to Valentina Shevchenko.
If you’re looking for fights to headline the show, there is an outside chance Jon Jones could be defending his UFC heavyweight title against Tom Aspinall as the headliner. I’d only say this is possible because Jones has said he needs six months to prepare for the fight, which would almost perfectly line up with UFC 320.
