PFL New York Start Times in US, UK, Australia and more (07-31-2026)

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PFL New York is set to take place this week from the UBS Arena in Belmont Park, New York, and the early fight card is currently scheduled to start at around 4:00 PM ET, with the main card scheduled for around 7:00 PM ET on Friday, July 31.

PFL New York start times for early and main cards

Here are the early and main card start times for PFL New York this Friday:

Region / cityZoneEarly cardMain card
New York, Miami, TorontoEDT (UTC-4)4:00 PM Fri7:00 PM Fri
Chicago, DallasCDT (UTC-5)3:00 PM Fri6:00 PM Fri
DenverMDT (UTC-6)2:00 PM Fri5:00 PM Fri
PhoenixMST (UTC-7)1:00 PM Fri4:00 PM Fri
Los Angeles, Las VegasPDT (UTC-7)1:00 PM Fri4:00 PM Fri
AnchorageAKDT (UTC-8)12:00 PM Fri3:00 PM Fri
HonoluluHST (UTC-10)10:00 AM Fri1:00 PM Fri
HalifaxADT (UTC-3)5:00 PM Fri8:00 PM Fri
St. John’sNDT (UTC-2:30)5:30 PM Fri8:30 PM Fri
Mexico CityCST (UTC-6)2:00 PM Fri5:00 PM Fri
Bogotá, LimaCOT/PET (UTC-5)3:00 PM Fri6:00 PM Fri
São Paulo, Buenos AiresBRT/ART (UTC-3)5:00 PM Fri8:00 PM Fri
London, Dublin, LisbonBST/IST/WEST (UTC+1)9:00 PM Fri12:00 AM Sat
LagosWAT (UTC+1)9:00 PM Fri12:00 AM Sat
Madrid, Paris, Berlin, AmsterdamCEST (UTC+2)10:00 PM Fri1:00 AM Sat
JohannesburgSAST (UTC+2)10:00 PM Fri1:00 AM Sat
Athens, Helsinki, BucharestEEST (UTC+3)11:00 PM Fri2:00 AM Sat
Moscow, Riyadh, Tel AvivMSK/AST/IDT (UTC+3)11:00 PM Fri2:00 AM Sat
Dubai, Abu DhabiGST (UTC+4)12:00 AM Sat3:00 AM Sat
KarachiPKT (UTC+5)1:00 AM Sat4:00 AM Sat
Mumbai, DelhiIST (UTC+5:30)1:30 AM Sat4:30 AM Sat
DhakaBST (UTC+6)2:00 AM Sat5:00 AM Sat
Bangkok, JakartaICT/WIB (UTC+7)3:00 AM Sat6:00 AM Sat
Singapore, Hong Kong, ManilaSGT/HKT/PHT (UTC+8)4:00 AM Sat7:00 AM Sat
PerthAWST (UTC+8)4:00 AM Sat7:00 AM Sat
Tokyo, SeoulJST/KST (UTC+9)5:00 AM Sat8:00 AM Sat
Adelaide, DarwinACST (UTC+9:30)5:30 AM Sat8:30 AM Sat
Sydney, Melbourne, BrisbaneAEST (UTC+10)6:00 AM Sat9:00 AM Sat
AucklandNZST (UTC+12)8:00 AM Sat11:00 AM Sat
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