UFC 317 live: Ilia Topuria vs Charles Oliveira time, card, updates and results
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In the main event of UFC 317 tonight, Ilia Topuria and Charles Oliveira will clash over the vacant lightweight title, in a fight that has unique stakes for each man.
In one corner is Topuria, the Spanish-Georgian putting his unbeaten record on the line as he aims to become a two-weight champion. Back in February, the 28-year-old gave up the featherweight belt to eye a move to lightweight, setting his sights on Islam Makhachev, who held the title at the time.
Soon thereafter, however, Makhachev similarly vacated his title with the intent of capturing the welterweight belt. As such, Topuria was paired with Oliveira, who aims to become a two-time lightweight champion here. The Brazilian, 35, is statistically the most dangerous fighter in the UFC, holding the records for most finishes and most submissions in the promotion’s history.
And in tonight’s co-main event in Las Vegas, Alexandre Pantoja defends his flyweight title against Kai Kara-France, the New Zealander whom he beat on The Ultimate Fighter in 2016. Will Pantoja’s impressive title run continue, or can the Kiwi knockout artist find the Brazilian’s chin?
Where to stream UFC 317
UFC 317 starts at 6:30 p.m. ET/3:30 p.m. PT, live from T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, with early prelims. Prelims start at 8 p.m. ET, and air on ESPN, and the main card starts at 10 p.m. ET. There are several streaming options available for UFC 317. Here’s what you need to know about each one:
Streaming service Free trial? Promo Price
ESPN+ PPV No Bundle & save $79.99
Hulu + Live TV Yes No $82.99
fuboTV Yes $20 off first month $84.99
DirecTV Yes $30 off first month $84.99
ESPN+ No Bundle & save $11.99
Sling No No $45.99
ESPN+ Pay-Per-View is the only way to watch the entire UFC 317 fight card, including the main card and title events. The standalone UFC 317 PPV costs $79.99. You also must subscribe to ESPN+ in order to access it, which costs an additional $11.99, billed monthly. However, first-time ESPN+ subscribers can get a deal where they can get the full UFC 317 fight card plus a year of ESPN+ for $134.98.
Hulu + Live TV is the next most comprehensive option, because ESPN+ is included in your subscription, and you get a free trial, which means you can sign up, watch both the early prelims and prelims for free on Saturdsfday. You also get to enjoy more than 100 live TV channels and Disney+ during your free trial.
fuboTV is the next best option, with a free trial plus $20 off your first month subscription. It includes ESPN, and will let you enjoy the UFC 317 prelims for free.
DirecTV is similar to fubo, in that it offers a free trial and includes ESPN. However, DTV’s basic package does not include a promo price, and offers fewer channels.
ESPN+ will give you full live streams of the early prelims and prelims in its base price of $11.99 per month, and that will continue for future UFC events, as long as you maintain your subscription.
Sling has ESPN, which means you can get the prelims, but it does not include a free trial. dsfasf
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CLICK HERE TO WATCH Ｌｉｖｅ ONLINEIn the main event of UFC 317 tonight, Ilia Topuria and Charles Oliveira will clash over the vacant lightweight title, in a fight that has unique stakes for each man.
In one corner is Topuria, the Spanish-Georgian putting his unbeaten record on the line as he aims to become a two-weight champion. Back in February, the 28-year-old gave up the featherweight belt to eye a move to lightweight, setting his sights on Islam Makhachev, who held the title at the time.
Soon thereafter, however, Makhachev similarly vacated his title with the intent of capturing the welterweight belt. As such, Topuria was paired with Oliveira, who aims to become a two-time lightweight champion here. The Brazilian, 35, is statistically the most dangerous fighter in the UFC, holding the records for most finishes and most submissions in the promotion’s history.
And in tonight’s co-main event in Las Vegas, Alexandre Pantoja defends his flyweight title against Kai Kara-France, the New Zealander whom he beat on The Ultimate Fighter in 2016. Will Pantoja’s impressive title run continue, or can the Kiwi knockout artist find the Brazilian’s chin?
Where to stream UFC 317
UFC 317 starts at 6:30 p.m. ET/3:30 p.m. PT, live from T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, with early prelims. Prelims start at 8 p.m. ET, and air on ESPN, and the main card starts at 10 p.m. ET. There are several streaming options available for UFC 317. Here’s what you need to know about each one:
Streaming service Free trial? Promo Price
ESPN+ PPV No Bundle & save $79.99
Hulu + Live TV Yes No $82.99
fuboTV Yes $20 off first month $84.99
DirecTV Yes $30 off first month $84.99
ESPN+ No Bundle & save $11.99
Sling No No $45.99
ESPN+ Pay-Per-View is the only way to watch the entire UFC 317 fight card, including the main card and title events. The standalone UFC 317 PPV costs $79.99. You also must subscribe to ESPN+ in order to access it, which costs an additional $11.99, billed monthly. However, first-time ESPN+ subscribers can get a deal where they can get the full UFC 317 fight card plus a year of ESPN+ for $134.98.
Hulu + Live TV is the next most comprehensive option, because ESPN+ is included in your subscription, and you get a free trial, which means you can sign up, watch both the early prelims and prelims for free on Saturdsfday. You also get to enjoy more than 100 live TV channels and Disney+ during your free trial.
fuboTV is the next best option, with a free trial plus $20 off your first month subscription. It includes ESPN, and will let you enjoy the UFC 317 prelims for free.
DirecTV is similar to fubo, in that it offers a free trial and includes ESPN. However, DTV’s basic package does not include a promo price, and offers fewer channels.
ESPN+ will give you full live streams of the early prelims and prelims in its base price of $11.99 per month, and that will continue for future UFC events, as long as you maintain your subscription.
Sling has ESPN, which means you can get the prelims, but it does not include a free trial. dsfasf