How to watch UFC 300: PPV on ESPN+, start time, full fight card, more
· New York PostThis weekend, a historic UFC fight night will take place in Las Vegas, NV. Get ready for UFC 300, airing exclusively on ESPN+ in the United States.
UFC events like this only come around every so often, with main event-level matchups throughout the entire evening’s fight card.
The main card includes five fights, including three title fights. Alex Pereira will be defending his Light Heavyweight title against former champ and Jamahal Hill in the main event. Hill, however, is on a four-fight win streak now, upping the stakes even more.
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Below, we’ve outlined the various ways to purchase the PPV for UFC 300, along with some other info about the fight night.
How to watch UFC 300:
UFC 300 is airing exclusively as a PPV event on ESPN+, so you’ll need an active ESPN+ subscription to purchase the PPV.
ESPN+ costs $10.99/month or $109.99/year; new subscribers who are signing up for UFC 300 will pay either $90.98 (monthly subscription) or $134.98 (annual subscription) total for the PPV + either one month or one year of ESPN+.
ESPN+ and Disney Bundle Options:
You can also purchase the UFC 300 PPV by subscribing to the Disney Bundle, which includes Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ for $14.99/month.
If you choose this subscription option, you’ll get access to all three services individually; after signing up, you’ll just have to sign into your ESPN+ account to purchase the PPV for $79.99.
When and where is UFC 300?
UFC 300 is on Saturday, April 13, and it will be broadcast live from T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada just outside of Las Vegas. Early prelims are set to kick off at 6 p.m. ET with the preliminary fight card beginning at 8 p.m. ET, and the main fight card slated to begin at 10 p.m. ET.
Full UFC 300 fight card:
Early Preliminary Card
- Jalin Turner vs. Renato Moicano (Lightweight)
- Jéssica Andrade vs. Marina Rodriguez (Women’s Strawweight)
- Bobby Green vs. Jim Miller (Lightweight)
- Deiveson Figueiredo vs. Cody Garbrandt (Bantamweight)
Preliminary Card
- Jiří Procházka vs. Aleksandar Rakić (Light Heavyweight)
- Calvin Kattar vs. Aljamain Sterling (Featherweight)
- Holly Holm vs. Kayla Harrison (Women’s Bantamweight)
- Sodiq Yusuff vs. Diego Lopes (Featherweight)
Main Fight Card
- Alex Pereira vs. Jamahal Hill (Light Heavyweight)
- Zhang Weili vs. Yan Xiaonan (Women’s Strawweight)
- Justin Gaethje vs. Max Holloway (Lightweight)
- Charles Oliveira vs. Arman Tsarukyan (Lightweight)
- Bo Nickal vs. Cody Brundage (Middleweight)
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