UFC Fight Night Doha 2026

Getting there

The fights are at Ali Bin Hamad Al Attiyah Arena (ABHA Arena) on Al Nadi Street in Doha. The official pages give a map link for the arena but say nothing about public transport or parking, so plan your route in advance. Tickets aren't sold at the venue, so book online before you go.

What to expect

Saturday 21 November 2026, headlined by Jiří Procházka against Navajo Stirling at light heavyweight, with Aljamain Sterling, Dan Hooker, Brian Ortega and Jared Cannonier also on the card. Doors open at 5pm and the first fight starts at 6pm, and the official ticket page puts the evening at about six hours. Tickets run from QAR 175 (Category 3) to QAR 9,000 (VVIP), with no booking fees, and food and drink are on sale inside.

Good to know

Where do I buy tickets?

Online only, through the official ticketing site (the one UFC's own event page links to) or the Fever app and website. Tickets aren't sold at the arena.

Can children attend?

Yes, but guests under 14 must be with an adult aged 21 or over.

What can't I bring?

Bags larger than 30 × 30 × 15 cm aren't allowed and there's no cloakroom. Glass, cans, professional cameras, recording devices, noisemakers, laser pointers, large flags and banners are also banned.

Can I get a refund or pass my ticket on?

Tickets can be transferred to someone else free of charge from your account on the official ticketing site. Refunds are only given if the event is cancelled or postponed.

Is the arena wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The official ticket page says the arena is wheelchair accessible, with dedicated routes throughout.