Saturday night belongs to the fight fans.

After much anticipation, Conor McGregor finally returns to the Octagon to face Max Holloway in the long awaited rematch at UFC 329, and if you're looking for somewhere to catch every knockout, submission, and staredown, Philadelphia has a few great spots showing the action. The main card is scheduled to begin Saturday evening, July 11, with McGregor and Holloway headlining one of the biggest UFC events of the year, so here are four places to watch the fights.

March Madness has arrived, and that raises one question and one question only: where are we watching the game?

Philadelphia understands that.

Here’s where to post up depending on your vibe.

Pregaming before first pitch, toasting a win, or venting a loss. There are countless reasons to hunt for the perfect place for pre/post Phillies game beverage. Citizens Bank Park is fun on its own, but it’s even better when you’ve already had a couple rounds with your crew and don’t have to pay $15 for a beer. Here’s where to drink nearby, downtown, and even a few gems that Phillies fans love no matter the score.

Philadelphia is a city that lives and breathes basketball, especially when the NBA Playoffs roll around. Regardless if you’re a die-hard Sixers fan (even if that’s been tough this season) or just in it for the buzzer-beaters and beer specials, Philadelphia’s sports bars deliver quite the game night experience. 

Philadelphia takes its sports seriously—whether it’s the Eagles, Sixers, Phillies, or Flyers, game day is a cross city event. And while watching from your couch is fine, nothing beats the energy of a packed sports bar filled with cheering fans and cold drinks. Here’s a guide to Philly sports bars that go above and beyond to make every game feel like the Superbowl.