ESPN+ is a superb alternative to cable that lets you live stream UFC, including the Adesanya vs Imavov bout, Top Rank boxing like Inoue vs Goodman, FA Cup and La Liga soccer, NFL, MLB, PGA Tour golf, and other major live sports events.
Below, we've laid out the cheapest ESPN+ prices, plus one or two different ESPN+ bundles that could make your money go a lot further.
ESPN+ ($11.99)
A standard ESPN+ subscription costs $11.99 per month. There's no contract or obligation, so you can cancel at any time. You can also sign up for a whole year for the price of 10 months with the $119.99 ESPN+ annual plan. You can watch select UFC night on a standard plan but not the big PPV events.
ESPN+ UFC PPV ($79.99)
Each UFC PPV on ESPN+ grants you access to a UFC PPV event for a one-off fee of $79.99.
Today's best ESPN+ and UFC bundle deals
You need an ESPN+ subscription in order to purchase any UFC PPV event.
If you're not already a subscriber, you have the option to get a cut-price deal by bundling your PPV with a year's subscription ESPN+.
At the time of writing, a single PPV costs $79.99, but anyone new to ESPN+ can get one PPV plus a year's subsciption to ESPN+ for just $99.98. If you paid for those separately, they'd cost $199.98.
ESPN+ UFC schedule 2025
Saturday, January 11
Dern vs Ribas 2
Saturday, January 18
UFC 311 – Makhachev vs Tsarukyan 2
Saturday, February 1
UFC Fight Night – Adesanya vs Imavov
Saturday, February 8
UFC 312 – Du Plessis vs Strickland 2
Saturday, February 15
UFC Fight Night – Cannonier vs Rodrigues
Saturday, February 22
UFC Fight Night – Cejudo vs Song
ESPN+ boxing schedule 2025
Friday, January 24
Inoue (c) vs Goodman (WBA (Super), WBC, IBF, WBO, and The Ring Junior Featherweight titles)
Saturday, January 25
Chavez vs Rodriguez (Super Middleweight)
Thursday, February 6
Biyarslanov vs Mimoune (Junior Welterweight)
Friday, February 14
Berinchyk (c) vs Davis (WBO Lightweight title)
Monday, February 24
Nakatani (c) vs Cuellar (WBC Bantamweight title)
Tsutsumi (c) vs Higa (WBA Bantamweight title)
How can I watch ESPN+?
You can stream ESPN+ on your computer via the ESPN+ website.
There's also an ESPN+ app for Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Android TV, Fire TV, Fire tablets Xbox, Roku devices, Google Chromecast, PlayStation, Xbox and Oculus Go.
You can cast or AirPlay ESPN+ from your phone or computer to your TV with Chromecast or Apple TV.
Just remember: you need to subscribe to ESPN+ first.
Is there an ESPN+ free trial?
Those ESPN+ free trials have, sadly, been consigned to history, and there's no way of watching UFC PPV matches for free either.
But with ESPN+ just $11.99 a month, with no contract, you might as well give it a go. You can cancel your subscription any time you please.
What else is on ESPN+?
UFC, Top Rank boxing, grand slam tennis, FA Cup and La Liga soccer, NFL, PGA Tour golf, F1, NHL, college football, international cricket – ESPN+ live streams a huge variety of major sports, making it an excellent one-stop-shop for sports fans who don't want to pay for cable TV.
ESPN+ has a huge library of classic and original films too, including the entire 30 for 30 documentary series, most notably the Academy Award-winning O.J. Simpson: Made in America, The Two Escobars, The U, Catching Hell, Once Brothers, and Soccer Stories: Hillsborough.
What is ESPN+ streaming quality like?
ESPN+ can stream live sports at up to 60 frames per second, so provided you have a decent internet connection, you can expect a smooth UFC PPV live stream.
So far, there's no 4K coverage. Most streams are at 720p, depending on your app platform, with some, such as YouTube TV, up to 1080p.
