UFC 266 live stream PPV: how to watch Volkanovski vs Ortega online
Here's how to watch UFC 266 live stream PPV online
UFC 266 live stream PPV main card bout between Alexander Volkanovski and Brian Ortega is happening tonight at 10pm ET / 7pm PT (or 3am BST). If you're interested in catching all the action from the event, the early prelims start at 6pm ET / 3pm PT (or 11pm BST). Here's how you can watch the featherweight title fight online anywhere in the world.
There's little debate that the lead-up to Volkanovski vs Ortega at UFC 266 has been one of the more heated affairs since Poirer vs McGregor 3 back in July, with little kindness expressed between the two featherweight fighters in recent press events.
- Order UFC 266 through ESPN+ | $69.99 for existing subscribers
- Order UFC 266 + 12 months ESPN Plus | $89.98 for new subscribers
The two men head into the T-Mobile in Las Vegas with only one each to their names. Will Volkanovski retain his championship gold? Given that the man hasn't lost a fight in his professional career since 2013, it's looking likely, but anything could happen inside the Octagon.
That's to say nothing of the other title fight happening tonight, the women's flyweight championship bout between Valentina Shevchenko and Lauren Murphy. The two women both have impressive winning streaks heading into UFC 266 PPV, with Bullet only being twice beaten in 10 years (both to Amanda Nunes) and Lucky's only losses coming in the form of decisions. The odds are currently in Murphy's favor, but seeing as Shevchenko has successfully defended her gold five times already, we definitely aren't counting out another victory tonight.
UFC 266 live stream PPV worldwide viewing options
How to watch UFC 266 live stream PPV in the US
UFC 266 PPV | $69.99 through ESPN+
Predictably, the only way to watch tonight's UFC 266 in the US is through ESPN+ as it has held the exclusive rights for several years now. Existing ESPN+ subscribers can order the event for $69.99. The cheapest way to watch UFC 266 for new subscribers is through the UFC bundle which includes a full year of ESPN+ and UFC 266 PPV for $89.98. And, if you're interested in more than just the UFC, then The Disney Bundle offers outstanding value for $13.99 per month coming with ESPN+, Disney+, and Hulu for one low monthly rate.
How to watch UFC 266 live stream PPV in Canada
UFC 266 PPV | C$64.99 through UFC Fight Pass
You have a few more options to watch UFC 266 if you're based in Canada. It's currently available on UFC Fight Pass, Bell, and Shaw for C$64.99 to live stream the PPV. The prelims will be available to watch through TSN if you're after all the action.
How to watch UFC 266 live stream in the UK
UFC 266 PPV | £25 through BT Sport Monthly Pass
If you're based in the UK, you can live stream UFC 266 PPV through BT Sport with its £25 monthly pass which gives you to the main card. If you're wanting to watch the prelims, you can catch them through either BT Sport 2 or UFC Fight Pass.
How to watch UFC 266 live stream PPV in Australia
UFC 266 PPV | A$54.95 through Main Event
For those of you based in the land down under, Main Event is the best way to watch UFC 266 main card, and you can catch the prelims in their entirety through UFC Fight Pass.
UFC 266 PPV live stream: full fight card
UFC 266 - Main Card
The Main Card begins at 10pm ET / 7pm PT (or 3am BST) tonight.
Alexander Volkanovski vs Brian Ortega (Featherweight title bout)
Valentina Shevchenko vs Lauren Murphy (Women's Flyweight title bout)
Nick Diaz vs Robbie Lawler
Curtis Blaydes vs Jairzinho Rozenstruik
Jessica Andarade vs Cynthia Calvillo
UFC 266 - Prelims
The Prelims begin at 8pm ET / 5pm PT (or 1am BST).
Marlon Moraes vs Merab Dvalishvili
Dan Hooker vs Nasrat Haqparast
Shamil Abdurakhimov vs Chris Daukaus
Roxanne Modafferi vs Taila Santos
UFC 266 - Early Prelims
Early prelims begin at 6pm ET / 3pm PT (or 11pm BST).
Uros Medic vs Jalin Turner
Cody Brundage vs Nick Maximov
Matthew Semelsberger vs Martin Sano
Jonathan Pearce vs Omar Antonio Morales Ferrer
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