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.
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.
TrillerTV
A live sports and entertainment streaming service, formerly branded FITE, whose own site advertises more than 1,000 live events a year and a community of roughly seven million fans. Its schedule leans heavily on boxing, MMA, wrestling and regional combat-sports promotions, sold either on subscription or as individual pay-per-views.
Main Event
Australia's pay-per-view channel, which its site describes as a way to watch live sport and entertainment from around the world in HD. It is the standard route for buying UFC and major boxing cards in Australia.
Prime Video
Amazon's streaming service, which its own page describes as carrying movies, TV, sports and live TV included with Prime plus add-on subscriptions. It sells combat-sports pay-per-view events and carries add-on channels.
Fubo
A sports-first live-TV streaming service carrying ABC, CBS, FOX, ESPN and other networks without a cable subscription, with DVR included and no contract. It also sells pay-per-view fight events.
Top Rank Boxing
One of the longest-running boxing promoters, describing itself on its own site as the worldwide leader in boxing promotions. The site carries its event schedule and the platforms each card airs on.
Most Valuable Promotions
A combat-sports promotion founded by Jake Paul and Nakisa Bidarian. Its site describes the company as building stars and staging fight nights, and lists the broadcast home for each of its events.
Verizon Fios TV Pay-Per-View
Verizon's fiber television service. Its Fios TV pages cover the packages available on its fiber-optic network and include pay-per-view ordering for one-off events such as fight cards.
Zuffa Boxing
The boxing promotion launched by the ownership behind the UFC. Its official site is the place to follow card announcements and find how each event is being distributed.
PPV.com
A standalone pay-per-view storefront that sells individual combat-sports and entertainment events for streaming without a cable or satellite subscription.
DISH Network Pay-Per-View
A US satellite television provider that sells fight-night pay-per-view events through its set-top boxes alongside its regular programming packages.
Optimum Pay-Per-View
A US cable and fiber provider offering television, internet and mobile service, with pay-per-view event ordering available to its TV subscribers.
Matchroom Boxing
A worldwide boxing promoter whose official site lists its fight schedule and the broadcasters carrying each card in different territories.
Premier Boxing Champions
A boxing series whose official site is built around watching live PBC fights, listing upcoming cards and the platforms carrying them.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What counts as 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.
What are 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.
Which one has the fight I want?
Rights depend on the promotion and sometimes the country. Check the promotion's site for its broadcast partner, then the provider listing here for pricing.