Where to Watch UFC: Everything you need to know

UFC is the biggest MMA promotion on the planet, but how can fight fans watch all of the action from the octagon?

There are a number of different ways in which you can access UFC content, including live streams, classic bouts, series and more.

With the company fronted by Dana White producing megastars such as Conor McGregor, Jon Jones, Ronda Rousey, and Israel Adesanya, now is a great time to find out how to watch the Ultimate Fighting Championship!

Here is everything you need to know about watching the UFC in both the United States and the United Kingdom.

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If you’re based in the United Kingdom, then there are two different streaming/broadcast platforms that you need to be aware of.

UFC FIGHT PASS is the over-the-top streaming service from Ultimate Fighting Championship, and it offers fans access to every Early Prelim and Prelim card throughout the calendar year for UFC Fight Night and PPV cards.

But, the numbered events are actually shown on a different platform, which you'll find out about below!

The actual numbered events from the company are shown in the United Kingdom via BT Sport.

BT is the UK home of the UFC, offering fans the majority of fight cards throughout the year as part of the standard package. Some Main Card events however are shown on BT Sport Box Office, but these are usually events that feature megastars such as the aforementioned McGregor or Jones.

As mentioned, UFC is available for fans in the UK via both UFC FIGHT PASS and BT Sport. The UFC Fight Pass app currently costs $6.99 per month.

BT Sport is currently available as part of a Sky subscription, BT TV or the standalone web app, all three of which have varying costs that can be