Max Holloway and Charles Oliveira are headlining T-Mobile Arena this weekend, as UFC 326 pits two veteran champions against each other. Before the former Featherweight champ and former Lightweight title-holder go head to head, though, you need to know how to watch UFC 326. The good news? There is a way to watch the entire card for free.
US: Paramount+ (free with Walmart Plus / $8.99 per month)
UK: TNT (via Discovery+, Amazon Prime Video)
AU: Kayo ($59.95 PPV)
Watch from abroad: NordVPN (try risk-free)
Main card at 9pm ET / 2am GMT (Sunday)
Raúl Rosas Jr. is looking to cement his position in proceedings in his matchup against Rob Font, with a heavy streak of victories giving the boxer something to ponder. Meanwhile, Ricky Turcios has been struggling to hold his own position, and needs a victory over Montes when the latter makes his overdue UFC debut tonight.
How to watch UFC 326 for free
If you're watching UFC 326 from the US and are already a Walmart Plus member, you'll get access to Paramount+ and the full fight card for free. That's because the retailer's membership automatically includes access to the streaming service for no additional charge. If you're yet to sign up, you can try Walmart Plus for 30 days at just $1 and still reap the same rewards.
If you're currently travelling, you'll be locked out of that Paramount+ stream though. NordVPN is a virtual private network that means you can log into your membership and access your content as if you were right back home. That means the full fight from anywhere in the world.
How to watch UFC 326 in the US
You'll need a subscription to Paramount+ to watch UFC 326 in the US but, as mentioned above, Walmart Plus's current $1 trial can get you there for far less than the usual $8.99 monthly rate.
The full event, including all prelims, will be available live on Paramount+, with CBS airing the final hour of early fights and the first hour of the main face-off.
That $8.99 monthly rate gets you ad-supported access to all UFC live fights as well as a whole roster of TV and movies. Premium keeps all that with ad-free viewing (outside of live TV), Showtime, and CBS live at $13.99 per month.
Travelling outside of the US? You can still tune into your regular content by using a VPN like NordVPN, which comes with a 30 day money back guarantee.
How to watch the UFC 326 in the UK
TNT Sports has the rights to this weekend's UFC 326 live stream, which means you can catch all the action on Discovery+. The service is available on Prime Video, and you'll need the full TNT Sports package coming in at £30.99 per month.
If you're out of the UK you can use NordVPN to stream the fight via your usual channels.
How to watch UFC 326 in Australia
Australian fans will need to grab Kayo Sports' $59.95 PPV to watch UFC 326 this weekend, though you don't need to be an existing Kayo member to purchase. Your ticket is good for the main card, with prelims stripped from the schedule.
If you're travelling to Australia and don't want to shell out for the full PPV, you can use NordVPN to tune into your regular streamers as if you were back home.
UFC 326 fight card
Main card
- Max Holloway vs Charlies Oliveira (Lightweight)
- Caio Borralho vs Reinier de Ridder (Middleweight)
- Rob Font vs Raul Rosas Jr. (Bantamweight)
- Drew Dober vs Michael Johnson (Lightweight)
- Gregory Rodrigues vs Brunno Ferreira (Middleweight)
Prelims
- Cody Garbrandt vs Xiao Long (Bantamweight)
- Donte Johnson vs Cody Brundage (Middleweight)
- Ricky Turcios vs Alberto Montes (Featherweight)
- Cody Durden vs Nyamjargal Tumendemberel (Flyweight)
Early prelims
- Sumudaerji vs Jesus Aguilar (Flyweight)
- Rafael Tobias vs Diyar Nurgozhay (Light heavyweight)
- Jeongyeong Lee vs Gaston Bolanos (Featherweight)
- Luke Fernandez vs Rodolfo Bellato (Light heavyweight)
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