MMA fans in the UK can watch all the action from Nevada via TNT Sport and the surprisingly good news is that, unlike some UFC events on the network, this event will not be a PPV.

You can watch UFC 306 via Main Event on Foxtel. That said, you can also watch online via sports streaming service Kayo for AU$60.

The UFC 306 main card can be viewed via a variety of PPV providers, including cable operators like Bell, Rogers and Shaw, as well as streaming services like DAZN, Sportsnet Plus and UFC Fight Pass. Regardless of which option you choose, there is a flat CA$70 PPV fee.

It’s also worth noting that early prelims will be available to stream via UFC Fight Pass, while prelims of the event will be shown on Sportsnet and TVA Sports.

Main map

• Sean O’Malley (C) vs. Merab Dvalishvili (Men’s Bantamweight Title)

• Alexa Grasso (C) vs. Valentina Shevchenko 3 (Women’s Flyweight Title)

• Brian Ortega vs Diego Lopes (featherweight)

• Daniel Zellhuber vs. Esteban Ribovics (lightweight)

• Ronaldo Rodriguez vs. Ode’ Osbourne (Flyweight)

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• Irene Aldana vs. Norma Dumont (Women’s Bantamweight)

• Manuel Torres vs. Ignacio Bahamondes (Lightweight)

• Yazmin Jauregui vs. Ketlen Souza (strawweight women)

• Edgar Chairez vs. Kevin Borjas (Flyweight)

Early preliminary rounds

• Raul Rosas Jr. vs. Aoriqileng (Bantamweight)

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• Because there are four variables at play – your ISP, browser, video streaming provider, and VPN – your experience and success streaming UFC 306 may vary.
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