UFC 281 Live Streaming ESPN+ PPV Watch Options (2024)

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UFC 281 Live Streaming ESPN+ PPV Watch Options? ›

If you already have ESPN+, head here to purchase the UFC 281 PPV live stream for $74.99. If you don't have an ESPN+ subscription, you'll need to sign up here before buying the PPV live stream. ESPN+ costs $9.99 per month or $99 a year if you buy a yearly subscription.

ESPN+ allows subscribers to purchase UFC PPV events and access an extensive archive of on-demand content (including the entire 30 For 30 library, select ESPN Films, game replays, and more).

Eligible subscribers with The Disney Bundle or ESPN+ Add-on can purchase and watch UFC PPV events on Hulu.

These troubleshooting steps may assist in accessing the event: Force quit and relaunch the Sportsnet app/browser window. Log out of your Sportsnet account within the app and log back in. Uninstall and reinstall the Sportsnet app.

UFC FIGHT PASS users have access to the Early Prelims from the biggest UFC Pay-Per-View cards along with over 200+ live events from promotions such as Invicta FC, GLORY Kickboxing, QUINTET (Team Submission Grappling), Eddie Bravo Invitational, Polaris, and many more.

The Disney-owned network had raised prices from roughly $70 to $75 in 2022 and then from $75 to $80 in 2023, as it sought to keep pace with rising costs. Those moves often provoked outrage on social media as fight fans generally -- across boxing and MMA -- have seen PPV prices march steadily upward in recent decades.

It's the moment you've been waiting for — fight night. You must have an active ESPN+ subscription in order to purchase a UFC PPV event and a supported device in order to stream it.

A UFC PPV costs $79.99, but you'll also need an ESPN+ subscription, which costs $10.99 per month. While you can get an ESPN+ bundle that costs $134.98 a year and comes with one free PPV event, you'll still need to pay for additional UFC events.

Starting with this Saturday's UFC 222 in Las Vegas, Prime will offer the mixed martial arts (MMA) series' fights on an event-by-event basis for US$64.99, the same cost as on other platforms. Fans will not require a Prime subscription to purchase the events.

Why won't ESPN let me watch UFC? ›

If you're having trouble accessing a particular game or event on the ESPN app, there may be two general reasons: a regional blackout may be in place or the content may only be available by logging in through a participating TV provider.

What are the consequences of illegal Pay-Per-View streaming? Watching a Pay-Per-View UFC event without paying for access means you are violating federal copyright laws. The financial consequences could result in fines that will need to be paid. Although rare, you could also be facing jail time.

You also receive access to playback features like Continue Watching and Start from Beginning on select devices. You can currently enjoy simultaneous streaming on up to five different devices for most ESPN+ content and two different devices for a UFC PPV event.

ESPN+ has around 40 live UFC events per year, including UFC Fight Night and UFC PPV events. Typically, there's at least one PPV event per month, with two or three Fight Nights leading up to it. Every Fight Night comes with your ESPN+ subscription, while PPV events cost an additional $79.99 per event.

ARE LIVE UFC PAY-PER-VIEW EVENTS INCLUDED IN UFC FIGHT PASS? UFC's exciting Pay-Per-View events are available as a separate purchase with 24 hour access. These events are separate from UFC FIGHT PASS subscription depending on your region.

Cheapest way to watch UFC PPV main fights is on Mola.tv.

You can subscribe to this service for as low as $3 per month.

ESPN+ is the exclusive UFC broadcaster here in the U.S., so you'll need an ESPN+ subscription to purchase the UFC 300 PPV. If you're already a subscriber, buy the UFC 300 PPV here for $79.99.

Add in the world's largest fight library with 17,000 fights, every UFC fight ever, and over 1,000 hours of live combat sports, and Fight Pass continues to be a must-have streaming service for combat sports fans".

Fans can watch the fight exclusively via ESPN+. The fight costs $79.99 for current subscribers and $124.98 for new subscribers.