The historic Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou fight is almost upon us. We are a few days out from witnessing one of the best in boxing history take on one of the best in UFC history. So ahead of the event, here’s what you need to know about the telecast details of Fury vs Ngannou and where you can watch the fight.
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Fury vs Ngannou will compete in the main event of a unique event which will mostly feature heavyweight clashes. While it is not an official boxing bout, both fighters have promised knockout wins. Therefore, we can expect exciting action on Saturday, October 28.
Where to Watch Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou in the USA, UK, India, and Other Countries
Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou: Live Streaming around the world
Unsurprisingly, the Fury vs Ngannou fight will be a PPV event for all platforms across the world. Given the magnitude of the event, it is no surprise that it is a PPV event. For fans in the US and Canada, it is an ESPN+ exclusive PPV. It will cost fans $79.99 to watch the fight on ESPN+.
For fans in the UK and Ireland who want to tune into the contest, they have the option of buying the PPV from BT Sport’s TNT platform and Discovery+. It will set UK and Irish fans back £21.95. However, fans in other regions of Europe can tune into Fury vs Ngannou on DAZN.
Moreover, DAZN is available in most parts of the world. Therefore, fans in other countries where DAZN is available can watch the fight live on the platform. Viewers in Australia have the additional option of watching Fury vs Ngannou live on the Kayo Sports network as well. This will cost them AUD 39.99.
Fans in India will have to rely on DAZN to watch the fight. Since ESPN+ is not available in the region, the only way for fans to watch Fury vs Ngannou live is on DAZN.
So there you have it. These are the different ways you can watch the history event this weekend. Which platform will you be tuning in for Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou?
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