How can I watch UFC legally?

The only legal option to live stream UFC PPV events, including UFC 269: Charles Oliveira vs Dustin Poirier, is through ESPN+. ESPN+ has the exclusive rights to pay-per-view UFC fights, and carries other MMA events such as UFC Fight Nights.

Can you go to jail for illegal streaming?

Hosting an unauthorized stream falls under the distribution portion of the Copyright Act, but the criminal penalties are limited to misdemeanors, as opposed to felonies for downloading. “The maximum penalty is essentially a year in prison and a $100,000 fine — or twice the monetary gain or loss,” Haff said.

Do you need a VPN to stream UFC?

We’ve recommended ExpressVPN for live streaming UFC because it’s at the perfect price point and meets the requirements that a VPN needs. Those requirements are: Fast and stable servers: When you’re live streaming sports, you’re going to need strong connections and speeds. ExpressVPN has plenty to choose from.

How do I get UFC fight without ESPN Plus?

If you don’t have an ESPN+ subscribtion you can purchase UFC 239 and a full year of ESPN+ for just $79.98 at ESPNPlus.com/PPV or in the ESPN App across all major mobile & TV-connected devices.

Are illegal websites safe?

“Illegal streaming sites are effectively insufficiently protected. You are 28 times more likely to be infected by malicious software when using illegal streaming! According to a report by the association of internet security professionals, 97\% of these platforms would in fact more or less be infected.

What country is UFC free?

In the Netherlands, there’s no pay-per-view when live streaming the UFC. There’s a free streaming service called Kijk.nl that covers every single UFC main event, Fight Nights and all other UFC fights for free.

Can you buy UFC PPV on YouTube TV?

YouTube TV, as you probably gleaned from the name, is YouTube’s foray into the world of premium streaming services. It costs $65 per month — the same as Hulu or Fubo — and includes ESPN, letting you live stream UFC content (aside from pay-per-views, which still require ESPN+).

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