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In the final numbered UFC event of the year, Kai Asakura will attempt to capture Alexandre Pantoja’s flyweight title. We’ve put together everything you need to know about watching UFC 310, including how to tune in from anywhere.

This is Pantoja’s second title defense this year and third overall. The Brazilian MMA fighter last defended his title at UFC 301 in May, defeating Steve Erceg and retaining his championship status. Pantoja has a professional record of 28-5 and won the belt at UFC 290 in 2023. Asakura, a Japanese MMA fighter with a record of 21-4, will look to beat Pantoja tonight and capture his first UFC title fetch. Shavkat Rakhmonov and Ian Machado Garry will team up in tonight’s welterweight main event, which takes place at the T-Mobile Arena near Las Vegas.

As always, the event will be broadcast live in the US on ESPN Plus, which requires both a subscription to the app and a pay-per-view (PPV) fee. We’ve broken down everything you need to know about attending the fights, including a look at the main card and a way to save for American viewers.

How to watch UFC 310 in the USA

If you’re a UFC fan, you know the drill by now. UFC 310 live streams on ESPN Plus in the US. Viewing requires a subscription to the app and an additional PPV fee. Monthly subscriptions are $11.99 per month and the PPV fee is a flat $79.99. We know this can get a little pricey, especially if you want to watch multiple UFC events in the coming months. Luckily, there’s a way to save for those who don’t yet have a subscription.

Fans can subscribe to the ESPN Plus PPV package, which bundles an annual subscription and PPV access to the next event (in this case, UFC 310) for $134.98. Annual subscriptions typically cost $119.99, so an annual subscription and PPV fee would typically cost you close to $200. Instead, this package saves you $65. The only thing you need to remember is that you will still have to pay a PPV for every numbered UFC fight in the future.

Where else can you watch UFC 310?

UFC is available in most regions. Check your local listings for more information. In the UK, viewers can watch via Discovery Plus, which normally costs £19.99 per event. In Canada, fans can tune in via UFC Fight Pass, which costs $65 per event.

Fans traveling to regions where they don’t have access to their ESPN Plus or Discovery Plus subscriptions can still use these sites using a VPN. VPNs, short for “virtual private networks,” allow people to change the virtual location of their electronic device so they can work just like they do at home and use their usual websites and apps from anywhere. ExpressVPN is our first recommendation. It’s easy to navigate and includes a hassle-free 30-day money-back guarantee if you find it’s not what you’re looking for. For more details, see our ExpressVPN review. Read on to learn how to use a VPN.

How to watch UFC 310 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 chosen streaming service, e.g. B. ESPN Plus (USA) or Discovery Plus (UK).
• Subscribe and pay local PPV or subscription fee.
• Enjoy UFC 310 online.

UFC 310 fight card

Main map

• Alexandre Pantoja vs. Kai Asakura (flyweight)
• Shavkat Rakhmonov vs. Ian Machado Garry (welterweight)
• Ciryl Gane vs. Alexander Volkov (Heavyweight)
• Bryce Mitchell vs. Kron Gracie (Featherweight)
• Nate Landwehr vs. Choi Doo-ho (featherweight)

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