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How to watch and live stream UFC Fight Night: UFC 323 Dvalishvili vs Yan 2

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Nothing beats a UFC Fight Night. The UFC continues producing some of the year's biggest and best fights by bringing together the world's most skilled and determined mixed martial artists for thrilling battles inside the Octagon.

But how can you watch and livestream everything that's going on in the Octagon? Here is everything you need to know to ensure you have the right packages to watch UFC Fight Night.

Which channels have the rights to UFC Fight Night?

The ESPN network currently holds the exclusive rights to UFC events, a relationship that has been in place for approximately five years. The network broadcasts regular Fight Night shows and PPV events. It's broadcast across ESPN, ESPN+, and ESPN Deportes for those wanting to enjoy fight nights with Spanish-language coverage.

Alongside ESPN, the UFC also has its streaming platform, the UFC Fight Pass, which offers live streams of plenty of action via your computer or smartphone device

How to watch UFC 323 Dvalishvili vs Yan 2 

Another main UFC Fight Night event is upon us. This time, Georgia's Merab Dvalishvili takes on New Zealand's Petr Yan for UFC 323. 

Merab Dvalishvili and Petr Yan first locked horns back in March 2023 in Las Vegas, and the pair return to Sin City to renew their rivalry this weekend, where they headline UFC 323, the last numbered event of 2025.

Weight ClassMain Card
Bantamweigth Merab Dvalishvili vs Petr Yan 
Flyweight Alexandre Pantoja vs Joshua Van 
Flyweight Brandon Moreno vs Tatsuro Taira 
Bantamweight Henry Cejudo vs Payton Talbott 
Light Heavyweight Yan Blachowicz vs Bogdan Guskov 

As always, UFC Fight Night will be shown live on ESPN+.

Excitingly for UFC fans, Fubo now also has ESPN+ included in all its packages, which means that you can also watch UFC Fight Nights on the streaming service, giving you more options than ever before. 

Upcoming UFC Fight Night TV schedule

DateEventLocationHow to watch
December 7th, 2025 UFC 323: Dvalishvili vs Yan 2T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas Fubo 
December 14th, 2025 Royval vs Kape UFC Apex, Las Vegas Fubo 

Best TV packages to watch UFC Fight Night in 2025

There is a wealth of options available to those who want to watch live UFC fights, whether on the main cards, early prelims, or one of the big numbered events. Here are some of the best options available today.

  • Moving on to the bigger packages, FuboTV is a brilliant option for fans of a wide range of sports. With the basic Pro package, you'll get all the ESPN channels, although not ESPN+, and is priced at $74.99 per month, while you can pick up the Latino package for $32.99 per month, which includes ESPN Deportes, where much of the Spanish-language UFC coverage can be found.

    It's a significant amount more than the Disney Bundle Trio Basic and ESPN+, but you do get hundreds of channels covering a wealth of different sports. So, if you're a fan of soccer, NFL, NBA or any other sport, it could be worth your consideration.

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    ESPN+ is the best option for enjoying every UFC event. UFC Fight Night is broadcast through it, while PPV events can also be purchased via the streaming service. An ESPN subscription is priced at $9.99 per month, with UFC shown each and every week, as well as some great on-demand content too.

    It's perfect for tuning in to live events on the go, as well as being sat at home wanting to make the most of a night in front of the television.

    Besides UFC, you also get access to MLB, NFL, NBA, the world's top soccer leagues and more.

    All for just $9.99 a month.

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  • HuluGetty Images / GOALFind the best deals

    You can access ESPN+ at present through the Disney Bundle Trio Basic, which provides you with both ESPN+ and Disney+, on the Hulu app. This provides you with access to all ESPN UFC Fight Night events, as well as the opportunity to purchase PPV numbered events.

    It's priced at $12.99 a month and is a great way to combine some of your streaming services into one for a cheaper fee. With that package there are adverts, while you can upgrade to no ads for just $19.99 per month.

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  • Similarly, DirectTV will provide you with ESPN channels, so you'll be able to watch all UFC Fight Night broadcasts on the channels, but anything shown on ESPN+ only, you will miss. But, like FuboTV, you'll also get hundreds of other sports channels.

    Priced at $89.99 per month for the basic option, it's a package for a real sports fanatic, allowing you to watch UFC Fight Night one minute, Premier League soccer the next, and so on. There are also even bigger packages, that will cost up to $154.99 per month, but that really isn't necessary for UFC coverage.

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  • SlingGetty Images / GOALGet Sling TV

    To get ESPN through Sling TV, you'll need the brand's Orange package. This is priced at $40 per month, and again will purely provide you with the ESPN television channels. That may mean you don't get every UFC Fight Night, like you would on ESPN+.

    There are some other good sports you can watch though, with TNT Sports also coming with the Orange package, while you can add the Blue package for just $15 per month more, which includes NBC and the Fox Sports network.

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  • When do UFC Fight Night events take place?

    UFC Fight Night events take place almost every weekend of the year, and Disney bundle or ESPN subscribers can watch each and every one. Numbered events are less frequently and PPV, taking place around once per month, but with that you get some of the biggest fights in the UFC too.

    When did the UFC start?

    We've been enjoying UFC MMA action for some time now, and 2023 is celebrating the UFC's 30th year in existence, having founded in November 1993. It's got bigger and better ever since, with events all over the world with bouts such as Adesanya vs Strickland enjoyed by millions of viewers.

    What are the main UFC events?

    There are a number of different events the UFC host at present. These are:

    • Numbered Events: These are the big, monthly pay per view shows like UFC 293.
    • UFC Fight Night: These are the weekly events, with the main card commonly broadcast on ESPN and ESPN Deportes.
    • The Ultimate Fighter Finale: This is a special series that often features veterans and is also broadcast on ESPN+.