Fight night, sorted
Know where the fight is on before the walkouts.
Pay-per-view providers, streaming services, sports bar chains, free channels, and international broadcasters that carry MMA and boxing, with links to each provider's own schedule and pricing.
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Pay-Per-View Providers
Platforms and rights holders that sell individual fight cards as one-off pay-per-view purchases, including standalone PPV storefronts, cable and satellite PPV channels, and promoters who sell their own events.
Streaming Services
Subscription streaming platforms and live-TV services that carry MMA, boxing, kickboxing or grappling as part of a monthly or annual plan.
Sports Bar Chains
Restaurant and sports-bar chains that show live sports on big screens and, in many cases, license fight nights for their locations. Listed at the chain level with a link to the brand's own location finder.
Free & Fan Channels
Official free channels: promotion-run YouTube channels, ad-supported FAST services and free streaming apps that carry full fights, prelims, replays and archive content at no cost.
International Broadcasters
Broadcasters and streaming platforms outside the United States that hold local rights to MMA and boxing, including pay-TV sports channels and regional streaming apps.
Commercial & Venue Licensing
Companies that license fight events for out-of-home commercial exhibition, so bars, restaurants, casinos and other venues can legally show pay-per-view cards to customers.
Editor's picks
Standout fight streaming services
Joe Hand Promotions
FeaturedA commercial licensing company that describes itself as the global leader in out-of-home live sports content, selling venues the rights to show events to customers. Its offerings page lists UFC numbered events, UFC Fight Night, Zuffa Boxing, UFC BJJ, Power Slap, Dana White's Contender Series, ESPN+ for Business, DAZN and pay-per-view boxing.
UFC Fight Pass
FeaturedThe UFC's own subscription platform, described on ufc.com as offering exclusive live events, original programming and access to what it calls the world's largest combat sports library. It streams UFC prelims, event replays and cards from regional promotions such as Cage Warriors, LFA and Fury FC, plus UFC BJJ and grappling events.
DAZN
FeaturedA global live sports streaming platform whose US site describes it as carrying a variety of sports subscriptions in one place. Its combat line-up is built around boxing, with the site advertising 185+ fights a year, and it also carries Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. Major cards are sold as add-on pay-per-views on top of the subscription.
ESPN+ / ESPN Unlimited
FeaturedDisney's sports streaming service and the US home of UFC. Its own plan page describes over 30,000 live events across college sports, soccer, golf, tennis and combat, with the ESPN Unlimited tier adding the linear ESPN networks. UFC numbered pay-per-view cards are sold through the ESPN apps.
Twin Peaks
FeaturedA sports lodge restaurant chain with scratch food and 29-degree draft beer. Its site runs a dedicated UFC page promising fight night done right, from undercards to title fights, at its lodges.
Dave & Buster's
FeaturedAn arcade, restaurant and sports bar chain. Its site has a dedicated watch-UFC section and a UFC membership offer whose terms tie discounts to UFC Fight Nights and UFC numbered events.
Buffalo Wild Wings
FeaturedA national wings-and-beer sports bar chain that describes itself as the ultimate place to gather with friends, watch sports, drink beer and eat wings. Locations are built around wall-to-wall TVs and regularly carry fight nights.
UFC on YouTube
FeaturedThe UFC's official YouTube channel, where it posts free full fights, highlights, weigh-ins, press conferences and post-fight interviews around each card.
Duffy's Sports Grill
FeaturedA Florida sports grill chain. Its homepage promotes upcoming UFC cards by number and date and advertises every fight at every location.
Ranked shortlists
Best fight streaming services by category
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Joe Hand Promotions
FeaturedA commercial licensing company that describes itself as the global leader in out-of-home live sports content, selling venues the rights to show events to customers. Its offerings page lists UFC numbered events, UFC Fight Night, Zuffa Boxing, UFC BJJ, Power Slap, Dana White's Contender Series, ESPN+ for Business, DAZN and pay-per-view boxing.
UFC Fight Pass
FeaturedThe UFC's own subscription platform, described on ufc.com as offering exclusive live events, original programming and access to what it calls the world's largest combat sports library. It streams UFC prelims, event replays and cards from regional promotions such as Cage Warriors, LFA and Fury FC, plus UFC BJJ and grappling events.
DAZN
FeaturedA global live sports streaming platform whose US site describes it as carrying a variety of sports subscriptions in one place. Its combat line-up is built around boxing, with the site advertising 185+ fights a year, and it also carries Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. Major cards are sold as add-on pay-per-views on top of the subscription.
ESPN+ / ESPN Unlimited
FeaturedDisney's sports streaming service and the US home of UFC. Its own plan page describes over 30,000 live events across college sports, soccer, golf, tennis and combat, with the ESPN Unlimited tier adding the linear ESPN networks. UFC numbered pay-per-view cards are sold through the ESPN apps.
Twin Peaks
FeaturedA sports lodge restaurant chain with scratch food and 29-degree draft beer. Its site runs a dedicated UFC page promising fight night done right, from undercards to title fights, at its lodges.
Dave & Buster's
FeaturedAn arcade, restaurant and sports bar chain. Its site has a dedicated watch-UFC section and a UFC membership offer whose terms tie discounts to UFC Fight Nights and UFC numbered events.
Buffalo Wild Wings
FeaturedA national wings-and-beer sports bar chain that describes itself as the ultimate place to gather with friends, watch sports, drink beer and eat wings. Locations are built around wall-to-wall TVs and regularly carry fight nights.
UFC on YouTube
FeaturedThe UFC's official YouTube channel, where it posts free full fights, highlights, weigh-ins, press conferences and post-fight interviews around each card.
Duffy's Sports Grill
FeaturedA Florida sports grill chain. Its homepage promotes upcoming UFC cards by number and date and advertises every fight at every location.
The short version
Why this exists
Fight broadcasting rights are split across a growing list of apps and networks, and they change with every new deal. The night of a big card, people still search "where can I watch."
This directory lists every provider type: pay-per-view platforms, subscription streamers, sports bar chains that buy the fights, free channels for prelims, and broadcasters outside the US. Each entry links to the provider's own site, where the current card and price are posted.
We do not sell or stream fights and we do not link to unauthorized streams.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How are providers verified?
Each provider came from its own website, confirmed live when listed. We do not verify current rights or prices; those change per event.
Do you link to free streams?
Only to official free channels and broadcasters. We do not list unauthorized streams.
Do providers pay to be listed?
No. Basic listings are free. Featured placements, if offered, are labeled.
How do I add or fix a listing?
Use the Add a listing form or Claim this listing on a provider page.