Ronda Rousey vs Gina Carano Netflix MMA Card: Full Fight List, Date, Start Time and How to Watch MVP MMA 1

28 March 2026

MVP is not treating this like a trial run

Most Valuable Promotions could have played it safe with its first MMA show on Netflix. It did the exact opposite. MVP MMA 1: Rousey vs. Carano looks like a card built to make noise immediately, not something designed to “grow into” relevance later. That starts with Ronda Rousey vs. Gina Carano, which is already a headline by itself, but the rest of the lineup is what really makes this event feel oversized.

Rousey is 39 now, and the push around her return is clearly leaning into legacy, unfinished business, and one more run at a world-level spotlight.

Ronda Rousey is 39 and looking for another world championship pic.twitter.com/gq93hysxMB
— MMA Babes (@MMABabes) March 17, 2026

The three-fight top section looks like a full event on its own

The headline gets the mainstream pull, but then you add Francis Ngannou vs. Philipe Lins and Mike Perry vs. Nate Diaz, and suddenly the show starts looking like a genuine combat sports super-card. It is loud, it is star-heavy, and it is built to attract people who may not care about one promotion but absolutely care about recognizable names.

The undercard is not filler either. Junior dos Santos vs. Robelis Despaigne brings heavyweight curiosity. Muhammad Mokaev vs. Adriano Moraes is one of the sharpest skill fights on the entire card. Jason Jackson vs. Lorenz Larkin adds proven experience, while Kenneth Cross vs. Salahdine Parnasse, Jade Masson-Wong vs. Aline Pereira, Albert Morales vs. David Mgoyan, and Namo Fazil vs. Jake Babian give the event real depth.

Why this card also works as a statement

This show is not just about nostalgia. It is also about positioning. MVP wants its first MMA event to feel major from day one, and putting it on Netflix gives it instant reach. It also helps that Rousey has been willing to say things other fighters usually keep private, including taking public shots at UFC fighter pay.

Ronda Rousey just went on a rant about the UFC’s fighter pay 😳

“The UFC is one of the worst places to go. Their champions like Valentina are selling pictures of their t*tties on OnlyFans.

They just got $7.7 billion dollars. There’s no reason they can’t pay their athletes.” pic.twitter.com/TkaB6ljymb">
— Happy Punch (@HappyPunch) March 10, 2026

Whether you buy all the hype or not, the basic truth is simple: MVP did not assemble a “pretty good first card.” It built one that forces people to pay attention.