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UFC is one of the hottest tickets in town and the UFC 307 matches are no exception. We'll show you everything you need to know to watch UFC 307, including details on how to tune in to the Pereira vs. Rountree main event.

UFC 307 is co-led by two must-see events. Brazilian Alex Pereira will face American Khalil Rountree in a light heavyweight title fight, Pereira's third title defense this year. American Raquel Pennington will also defend her bantamweight title against American Julianna Peña. The evening will take place at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah and will be available via the usual live streaming and PPV options, including ESPN Plus in the US.

Below we've compiled everything you need to know about live streaming UFC events, from fight nights to big, numbered events. With US subscriptions, you'll find global watch options and savings.

How to watch UFC 307 in the USA

UFC 307 takes place on Saturday, October 5th. The event begins with the early prelims at 6:30 p.m. ET, then the prelims at 8:00 p.m. ET, and then the main round at 10:00 p.m. ET. Ring walks for the headlining bout typically don't take place until just before 11:30 p.m. ET.

UFC 307 is available to stream live on ESPN Plus in the US. Subscriptions start at $10.99/month but increase to $11.99/month on October 17th. Major UFC events, especially numbered events like UFC 307, require a subscription and PPV fee of $79.99/month. Most Fight Night events and some early/preliminary fights on major cards only require a regular subscription, but most major fight cards require a PPV purchase.

Annual plans cost $109.99/year and will increase to $119.99/year due to the price increase, so it's not a bad idea to get an annual subscription now. If you don't already have an ESPN Plus subscription and plan to watch a PPV event, you can save with the streaming service's PPV package offer, which pairs an annual subscription (normally $109.99/year) with a PPV event (normally $79.99) for just $134.98 instead of $189.98. This offer offers a savings of $55, making it a great opportunity if you are a UFC fan who wants to keep your subscription for a year.

Like you see UFC everywhere else

The US isn't the only country with access to UFC events. Many regions, including Canada and the United Kingdom, offer live streaming through various services. In the UK you can watch UFC via TNT Sports on Discovery Plus for £30.99/month. In Canada, you can watch UFC events via UFC Fight Pass for $65 or opt for PPV on most major Canadian TV providers.

If you are outside the US, UK or Canada, you should check your local programming for more information as there is a very high chance that you will still be able to watch UFC. However, if you're traveling and find that you can't access your usual subscriptions, it might be time to try a VPN (Virtual Private Network). VPNs are convenient cybersecurity tools that allow you to temporarily change the virtual location of your electronic device. This way, you can keep up with all your usual websites and apps from anywhere, just like you do at home.

Our favorite VPN recommendation is ExpressVPN, an easy-to-use option with a 30-day money-back guarantee. For more information, see our ExpressVPN review. Read on to learn how to use a VPN.

How to watch UFC with a VPN

• Sign up for a VPN if you don't already have one.
• Install it on the device you use to watch.
• Turn it on and set it to the location of your streaming service, e.g. B. ESPN+ Plus or Discovery Plus (UK).
• Sign up and pay the subscription and/or PPV fee.
• Enjoy UFC online.

UFC 307 main card

• Alex Pereira vs. Khalil Rountree (light heavyweight title fight)
• Raquel Pennington vs. Julianna Peña (women's bantamweight title bout)
• José Aldo vs. Mario Bautista (bantamweight fight)
• Roman Dolidze vs. Kevin Holland (middleweight bout)
• Ketlen Vieira vs. Kayla Harrison (women's bantamweight bout)

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