Errol Spence vs Terence Crawford Jr. PPV Prices: UFC News: The main event welterweight fight between Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford will air live on Showtime PPV on July 29 from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas for a jaw-dropping $84.99. It’s interesting that UK fans may watch the event on TNT Sports for just £19.95. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSports.IN.
In the main event of UFC 291 between Dustin Poirier and Justin Gaethje, the BMF championship is on the line.
The cost of UFC 291 on ESPN+ is $79.99; a monthly fee of $9.99 is additionally required. Prices start at $350 plus fees on Ticketmaster for those planning to attend live.
Pay-Per-View viewers may watch UFC 291: Poirier vs. Gaethje 2 on Kayo for $59.95.
Errol Spence vs Terence Crawford Jr. PPV Prices Are Set Higher Than UFC 291 Poirier vs Gaethje 2 PPV
According to a report from BoxingScene.com, the Spence-Crawford PPV will cost $84.99 which is higher than UFC 291 Dustin Poirier and Justin Gaethje’s PPV price set at $79.99
Errol Spence Jr. vs. Terence Crawford is one of the most eagerly anticipated fights in recent boxing history, and fans will get to see it in just a few weeks. On July 29, the welterweight kings will face off in Las Vegas, and viewers from all around the world are anticipated to watch. However, if you’re hoping to do so, be prepared to fork up a significant sum of money; the fight is expected to run you back $84.99.
The Spence vs. Crawford organisers’ aim on charging American fans as much as the market will bear has the consequence of making many of them turn to illicit streams in order to see it for free. It goes without saying that the battle will be swiftly uploaded on YouTube after it is over, and even if it is later removed, other posters will upload it again so that viewers can see it for free. It’s like the game of whack-a-mole trying to prevent this from happening. There is no way to stop.
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