UFC Vegas 80 is almost upon us. The leading MMA promotion will return after a week’s hiatus with UFC Fight Night 229. Grant Dawson vs Bobby Green will headline the card at the UFC Apex on Saturday. So ahead of the event, here’s what you need to know about the telecast and streaming of UFC Vegas 80.
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While the Dawson vs Green fight is undoubtedly the main focus of the card, the event has many exciting contests and big names on show. Drew Dober, Joaquin Buckley, Alex Morono, Joe Pyfer, and others. Therefore, we can expect decent viewership numbers for UFC Fight Night 229.
UFC Vegas 80 – Where to Watch Dawson vs Green in Us, UK, India, and Other Countries?
UFC Vegas 80: Streaming and Telecast details across the world
Since this is a Fight Night card, it is not a PPV card. Therefore, fans in the US will be able to watch the fight live on the UFC Fight Pass or ESPN+. However, you will need to have an active subscription to the platform. In fact, UFC Fight Pass is available in almost all countries. Thus, fans across the world can watch the fight on UFC Fight Pass.
However, viewers in Canada have multiple options to watch UFC Vegas 80, including BELL, Rogers, Shaw, SaskTel, Videotron, Telus, and EastLink. UFC fans in Australia will have to tune into the Kayo Sports network to catch the action live.
Fans in the UK will have to watch UFC Fight Night 229 on TNT Sports. Like the other platforms, you will need a subscription to watch the event. In some other regions of Europe, Dazn will broadcast the fight.
Finally, fans in India will have the option of watching UFC Fight Night 229 on the Sony Network. For those who want to watch it on cable or satellite TV have to watch it on Sony Sports 1, while those who want to stream the fight can do so on Sony LIV.
So there you have it. This is what you need to know about UFC Vegas 80 telecast and streaming. On which platform, will you be watching the Dawson vs Green fight this weekend?
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