All ways to watch
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Joe Hand Promotions
FeaturedA commercial licensing company that describes itself as the global leader in out-of-home live sports content, selling venues the rights to show events to customers. Its offerings page lists UFC numbered events, UFC Fight Night, Zuffa Boxing, UFC BJJ, Power Slap, Dana White's Contender Series, ESPN+ for Business, DAZN and pay-per-view boxing.
UFC Fight Pass
FeaturedThe UFC's own subscription platform, described on ufc.com as offering exclusive live events, original programming and access to what it calls the world's largest combat sports library. It streams UFC prelims, event replays and cards from regional promotions such as Cage Warriors, LFA and Fury FC, plus UFC BJJ and grappling events.
DAZN
FeaturedA global live sports streaming platform whose US site describes it as carrying a variety of sports subscriptions in one place. Its combat line-up is built around boxing, with the site advertising 185+ fights a year, and it also carries Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. Major cards are sold as add-on pay-per-views on top of the subscription.
ESPN+ / ESPN Unlimited
FeaturedDisney's sports streaming service and the US home of UFC. Its own plan page describes over 30,000 live events across college sports, soccer, golf, tennis and combat, with the ESPN Unlimited tier adding the linear ESPN networks. UFC numbered pay-per-view cards are sold through the ESPN apps.
Twin Peaks
FeaturedA sports lodge restaurant chain with scratch food and 29-degree draft beer. Its site runs a dedicated UFC page promising fight night done right, from undercards to title fights, at its lodges.
Dave & Buster's
FeaturedAn arcade, restaurant and sports bar chain. Its site has a dedicated watch-UFC section and a UFC membership offer whose terms tie discounts to UFC Fight Nights and UFC numbered events.
Buffalo Wild Wings
FeaturedA national wings-and-beer sports bar chain that describes itself as the ultimate place to gather with friends, watch sports, drink beer and eat wings. Locations are built around wall-to-wall TVs and regularly carry fight nights.
UFC on YouTube
FeaturedThe UFC's official YouTube channel, where it posts free full fights, highlights, weigh-ins, press conferences and post-fight interviews around each card.
Duffy's Sports Grill
FeaturedA Florida sports grill chain. Its homepage promotes upcoming UFC cards by number and date and advertises every fight at every location.
Hooters
FeaturedA wings and sports restaurant chain. Its own location finder includes a filter for showing UFC events, so fans can find which Hooters near them is carrying a card.
ONE Championship on YouTube
FeaturedONE Championship's official YouTube channel, which streams full events and posts free full fights across MMA, Muay Thai, kickboxing and grappling.
ONE Championship
A martial-arts organisation that describes itself as the world's largest, staging MMA, Muay Thai, kickboxing and submission grappling bouts. Its official site carries its event schedule and the platforms streaming each card.
ProBox TV
A boxing-focused channel offering live fights, rankings, talk shows, results and news. Its site prices the Championship Series at $5 a month with no contract, promising at least one championship card per month.
TrillerTV
A live sports and entertainment streaming service, formerly branded FITE, whose own site advertises more than 1,000 live events a year and a community of roughly seven million fans. Its schedule leans heavily on boxing, MMA, wrestling and regional combat-sports promotions, sold either on subscription or as individual pay-per-views.
YouTube TV
A live-TV streaming service carrying broadcast and cable networks including ESPN, listed on its own site at $82.99 a month, with a sports-focused plan at $64.99 a month. It includes unlimited cloud DVR.
Hulu + Live TV
A live-TV streaming bundle with more than 100 channels that now includes Disney+ and ESPN. Its own page lists the ad-supported bundle at $89.99 a month after a three-day trial, which covers the ESPN networks that carry UFC.
Main Event
Australia's pay-per-view channel, which its site describes as a way to watch live sport and entertainment from around the world in HD. It is the standard route for buying UFC and major boxing cards in Australia.
Netflix
A subscription streaming service that has moved into live combat sports, carrying live boxing cards and WWE programming alongside its film and series catalogue. Its own FAQ lists plans from $8.99 to $26.99 a month before tax.
Prime Video
Amazon's streaming service, which its own page describes as carrying movies, TV, sports and live TV included with Prime plus add-on subscriptions. It sells combat-sports pay-per-view events and carries add-on channels.
Sky Sports
The UK's main pay-TV sports operation, whose packages page covers football, F1, cricket and more. It is a long-standing home for boxing in the UK and sells major cards through its Box Office pay-per-view service.
Sling TV
A lower-cost live-TV streaming service with flexible plans. Its own pricing page lists Sling Orange and Sling Blue at $45.99 a month, the combined package at $60.99, entry plans from $19.99 and a $4.99 day pass, with ESPN carried on the Orange side.
Fubo
A sports-first live-TV streaming service carrying ABC, CBS, FOX, ESPN and other networks without a cable subscription, with DVR included and no contract. It also sells pay-per-view fight events.
Fight Network
A combat-sports television network that describes itself as dedicated to complete coverage of combat sports, broadcasting fights, fighter programming, news and fight-lifestyle content.
Professional Fighters League
A global MMA league that stages events across the US, Europe, MENA and Africa. Its official site lists its cards and the broadcasters and streaming platforms carrying them.
Paramount+
A streaming service from Paramount carrying films, series and live sport. Its plans start at $8.99 a month, with a $13.99 premium tier that adds SHOWTIME content ad-free.
Peacock
NBCUniversal's streaming service, offering shows, films, originals and live sport including WWE. It has carried combat-sports events as part of its live sports line-up.
ESPN MMA on YouTube
ESPN's MMA channel on YouTube, carrying free analysis, interviews, press conferences and clip coverage of UFC and wider MMA.
Misfits Boxing on YouTube
The official YouTube channel for Misfits Boxing, posting free fight highlights, press conferences and build-up around its influencer and crossover boxing cards.
Top Rank Boxing
One of the longest-running boxing promoters, describing itself on its own site as the worldwide leader in boxing promotions. The site carries its event schedule and the platforms each card airs on.
Most Valuable Promotions
A combat-sports promotion founded by Jake Paul and Nakisa Bidarian. Its site describes the company as building stars and staging fight nights, and lists the broadcast home for each of its events.
Yard House
A restaurant chain advertising the world's largest selection of draft beer, with more than 100 scratch-made dishes and banks of screens for live sport.
The Greene Turtle
A sports bar chain across Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, West Virginia, DC and Florida, serving burgers, ribs and a range of beers with plenty of TVs.
U-NEXT
A Japanese streaming service carrying films, drama, anime and live sport, including combat-sports events, with a 31-day trial advertised on its site.
PFL MMA on YouTube
The Professional Fighters League's official YouTube channel, with free fight highlights, full bouts and behind-the-scenes content from its seasons.
Sports & Social
A sports bar and gaming concept that describes itself as raising the sports bar with big eats, even bigger screens and an extensive beer selection.
Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship
A bare-knuckle boxing promotion that bills itself as the premier organisation in the sport, featuring fighters from around the world. Its site lists upcoming cards and how to watch them.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do sports bars charge cover for PPV?
Often, for the biggest cards. Chains list fight-night policies on their sites; call the location to confirm.