The main event of the UFC 279 live stream has changed.
This is amusing (and awkward). The main event of UFC 279, a welterweight scrap between Nate Diaz and Khamzat Chimaev, was anticipated by those wishing to watch it live online. There is a new match right now.
Then, when it came time to weigh in, Khamzat Chimaev was underweight. In particular, Chimaev hit 178.5 pounds, off by 7.5 pounds, while Diaz hit the 171-pound welterweight limit for non-title contests. This destabilises the bout, which is Diaz’s last under his UFC contract.
The Diaz camp believes Chimaev was cheating and wasn’t even attempting to make weight, according to MMA reporter Cole Shelton, who tweeted that someone in the camp claimed “Khamzat fight’s not going to happen.” Shelton stated that it is thought that Diaz
Shelton’s insider information was accurate, and Ferguson will now face Diaz. Chimaev challenges Kevin Holland, who So let’s go back a little. On Wednesday, he had a verbal altercation with middleweight Paulo Costa, then on Thursday, he had a physical altercation with… John Holland
Ferguson (-125; bet $125 to win $100) is favoured over Diaz by a far smaller margin than Chimaev (-950) was. According to DraftKings, Diaz is available with +105 odds (play $100 to win $105).
Here is all the information you want regarding UFC 279 live streams, including the most current alterations to the preliminary matches and main event.
Get a year of ESPN Plus and the PPV when you watch UFC 279 online
Let’s speak about the best offer to watch UFC 279 live streaming and all the next numbered UFC PPVS as you’ll need ESPN Plus to do so.
ESPN Plus costs $99.99 per year, but UFC 279 is available for $124.98, saving you $50. UFC 279 alone costs $74.99. This is the first UFC event to use the new ESPN Plus price, so excuse the stats if they appear higher than normal.
The big prelim fights are on ESPNEWS, so those who don’t yet have a subscription to the latter may check it out for free before shelling out the money.
Most cable bundles include ESPNEWS, and the two top streaming providers, Sling TV (Orange + Sports Extra) and FuboTV, also offer it.
The UFC 279 Early Prelims begin at six o’clock. ET on UFC FightPass, which costs $9.99 per month and opens in a separate tab. Then, at 8:00 p.m., the higher-level prelim fights begin. on ESPNEWS at ET.
How to watch UFC 279 in Australia and the UK
For fight night enthusiasts in the UK, UFC 279 is yet another late-night event; Ferguson vs. Diaz is set to begin at around five in the morning. BST, if you’re watching live, which is on Sunday morning. It is available for £19.95 on BT Sport Box Office, where it is live. UFC Fight Pass broadcasts the preliminary matches.
Just a warning, though: the UFC 279 live stream is only accessible through applications for Now TV devices, PlayStations, Xboxes, Apple TVs, and select Smart TVs rather than through a web browser.
UFC 279 will be broadcast live in Australia on Sunday at noon. AEST for AU$54.95 on Kayo (opens in new tab).
How to watch live streaming of UFC 279 in Canada
The early prelims will be broadcast on UFC Fight Pass for our northern neighbours, while the prelims will be broadcast on TSN and RDS. The main card of UFC 279 is accessible on a number of networks, including BELL and Rogers.
UFC 279 fight card
Early prelims (6 p.m. ET) on UFC Fight Pass
- Norma Dumont vs Danyelle Wolf [Women’s Featherweight]
- Chad Anheliger vs Alatengheili [Bantamweight]
- Melissa Martinez vs Elise Reed [Women’s Strawweight]
- Darian Weeks vs Yohan Lainesse [Welterweight]
Prelims (8 p.m. ET) on ABC and ESPN
- Hakeem Dawodu vs Julian Erosa [Featherweight]
- Jailton Almeida vs Anton Turkalj [Catchweight]
- Denis Tiuliulin vs Jamie Pickett [Middleweight]
- Jake Collier vs Chris Barnett [Heavyweight]
Main Card (10 p.m. ET on ESPN Plus)
- Tony Ferguson vs Nate Diaz [Welterweight]
- Li Jingliang vs Daniel Rodriguez [Catchweight]
- Kevin Holland vs Khamzat Chimaev [Catchweight]
- Irene Aldana vs Macy Chiasson [Women’s Bantamweight]
- Johnny Walker vs Ion Cutelaba [Light Heavyweight]