The light heavyweight title is up for grabs tonight as Periera vacates his position and Procházka looks to secure the win over Ulberg in his stead. With a stacked main card and plenty of drama elsewhere, I'm showing those who don't want to miss a moment of the action exactly how to watch UFC 327 for free and anywhere in the world.
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 BST (Sunday)
Paramount Plus has the streaming rights to UFC 327, but you can also catch the main card live on CBS as well. If you're a Walmart Plus member, you've already got access to a free UFC 327 stream - the subscription also includes Paramount's service. Over in the UK, this is another TNT job so your best bet is to head over to Discovery+ via Amazon Prime.
Once you're all set, you'll be watching two winning-streak fighters battle it out for a vacant title. Procházka has already had a glimpse at the win, taking the light heavyweight title back in 2022 but ultimately vacating due to injury. With back to back wins against Hill and Rountree, he's the current favorite thanks to a far more dynamic fighting style and the ability wear down his more clinical, technical opponent. Ulberg takes a far more measured approach, but is himself entering the ring with a nine-fight win streak and all the confidence to go with it.
Outside of the main card we've also got Cub Swanson taking his final bow in a featherweight matchup against Nate Landwehr and Curtis Blaydes putting Josh Hokit to the test in the heavyweight arena.
I'm showing you how to watch UFC 327 for free and all around the world just below.
How to watch UFC 327 for free
You'll need to be signed up to Walmart Plus to watch UFC 327 for free in the US. The membership comes with a free subscriptions to Paramount Plus, providing a full stream for all of tonight's action. If you're not already a member, you can try Walmart Plus for 30 days at just $1 and still reap the same rewards.
How to watch UFC 326 in the US
CBS will be broadcasting UFC 327 live in the US, but streamers will want to head over to Paramount+. That's an $8.99 monthly subscription for ad-supported UFC fights (and a whole bunch of movies and TV shows), though you can upgrade to $13.99 per month to get rid of the commercials while also throwing in CBS live and Showtime.
If you'd rather pay nothing, you can also access Paramount+ with a Walmart Plus membership. As outlined above, free trials mean you can sign up and catch a free UFC 327 live stream via the service.
You may find yourself blocked from your usual streams if you're travelling at the moment. If you're outside of the country, a VPN like NordVPN can unlock that content and comes with a 30 day money back guarantee.
How to watch the UFC 327 in the UK
UK viewers will be heading to TNT Sports (Discovery+ via Prime Video) to watch UFC 327 this weekend. That's a £30.99 monthly package for full TNT coverage.
Of course, if you're abroad right now you can use NordVPN to navigate around geo-blocks as well.
How to watch UFC 327 in Australia
UFC 327 is a PPV event managed by Kayo Sports in Australia, coming in at $59.95. There's no need to be an existing Kayo member to purchase your ticket, which will offer up full main card coverage.
Those away from home during the fight can tune in using NordVPN.
UFC 327 fight card
Main card
- Jiří Procházka vs Carlos Ulberg (Light heavyweight)
- Azamat Murzakanov vs Paulo Costa (Light heavyweight)
- Curtis Blaydes vs Josh Hokit (Heavyweight)
- Dominick Reyes vs Johnny Walker (Light heavyweight)
- Cub Swanson vs Nate Landwehr (Featherweight)
Prelims
- Patricio Pitbull vs Aaron Pico (Featherweight)
- Kevin Holland vs Randy Brown (Welterweight)
- Mateusz Gamrot vs Esteban Ribovics (Lightweight)
- Tatiana Suarez vs Loopy Godinez (Women's strawweight)
Early prelims
- Chris Padilla vs Marquel Mederos (Lightweight)
- Kelvin Gastelum vs Vicente Luque (Middleweight)
- Charles Radtke vs Francisco Prado (Welterweight)
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