The UFC, or Ultimate Fighting Championship, has helped pave the way for the return of live sport to the United States and the world. As other major leagues begin to set their restart dates after the Covid-19 pandemic, let's not forget that the UFC and its mercurial boss, Dana White, got things started in early May, and probably would have done so sooner if his eccentric proposal for a private island would have passed. Now is the time for the UFC to return to the spiritual home of all that is fighter: Las Vegas. We show you how to stream UFC 250 live online in June and watch Nunes vs Spencer in the title fight from anywhere in the world.
UFC 250 Checklist UFC 250 will take place on Saturday, June 6 in Las Vegas. The main card featuring Nunes vs Spencer is scheduled to kick off at 7pm local time (PT), 10pm ET and 3amBST on Sunday, June 7 in the UK. American readers who want to get straight to the point just need to know that ESPN+ will be the perfect place to watch the fight. Our guide will also give you details on the full map of UFC 250 and walk you through key moments in the night's Octagon action, including the start time of Nunes vs Spencer in countries like Canada, United States - United Kingdom and Australia. Brazilian Amanda Nunes, 31 (19-4), clearly enters the favorites category, with not just one but two UFC belts, in the featherweight and bantamweight divisions. The clash against Felicia Spencer (8-1), 29, will be a featherweight fight and the Canadian remains something of an unknown, with only nine professional fights to her name, only three of which are in the ranks of the 'UFC. . Equally intriguing is the venue itself, which is the new UFC Apex complex opened in July 2019. Las Vegas officials have given the green light to a series of fights for the venue, which will be the biggest event ever to take place in the complex to date, previously the Dana White series Contender was filmed on the site. Like previous UFC fights, UFC 250 is easiest to watch on ESPN+ in the United States, where you can save more than 25% with a combined pass of UFC 250 and ESPN+. Plot? Here's how to watch UFC 250 and stream Nunes vs Spencer live online from anywhere in the world.
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UFC 250 Live Stream Online with ESPN + in the United States
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UFC fans in the US will probably know that ESPN+ holds the rights to all of the biggest fights in MMA. That means it's your only place to watch UFC 249 tonight, when the latest promotional material featuring Nunes vs. Spencer kicks off around 10 p.m. ET (7 p.m. PT). Your options for watching the event depend on whether you've already dived in and purchased an ESPN+ subscription. If you haven't, then the most obvious path is with a UFC plan, which costs you €84.98 - pre-orders are already open. While that may sound like a lot, it's not just about getting the UFC 250 PPV, but you'll get a year-long subscription to ESPN+ (which would normally cost just $50), a savings of more than 25% in total. In addition to being able to stream the June event, an ESPN+ subscription also opens up access to more than 20 exclusive UFC Fight Nights, as well as original content, most notably Dana White's Contender Series, UFC Destined, and Ariel & The Bad Guy. , as well as the classic fights, the replays, and there is also the benefit of fewer ads.
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Watch Nunes vs Spencer: UFC 250 live stream in Canada
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Canadian UFC fans have an added incentive to tune in to UFC 250, because Felicia 'FeeNom' Spencer is from Montreal. The fight should be a PPV event, with most major cable companies now offering the fight for purchase - Shaw Direct, for example, currently has it live for C$64.99 - and you can find a full list of Providers. Canadian fighters here. The main card start times are the same as in the United States, so 10 pm ET / 7 pm PT.
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Amanda Nunes vs Felicia Spencer Live: UK Time and How to Watch UFC 250 Online
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In the UK (and Ireland), BT Sport owns the exclusive broadcast rights to the UFC. The good news for subscribers is that major UFC events like UFC 250 are increasingly streaming on the network without having to pay more, which is a real win given the cost of PPVs in other countries around the world. The Nunes vs Spencer main card should kick off at 3am on Sunday morning June 7 on BT Sport 1; preview coverage will air at 1am In addition, BT Sport also offers a spoiler-free review page that allows you to view the full UFC main cards at your convenience. Which is usually quite helpful, given the unsociable UFC event start times in the UK. BT Sport coverage of UFC 250 will also be available via the BT Sport app and on its website. And don't forget that you can now get BT Sport without a massive commitment, thanks to the €25 monthly pass.
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How to watch UFC 250 live: stream Nunes vs Spencer in Australia
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For anyone in Australia, the place to head for UFC 250 is the Foxtel Main Event. Orders are now open with a price set at €54.95 as for previous events. Things kick off in Australia on Sunday June 7 from 12 noon AEST. However, you'll also be able to watch parts of the UFC 250 card for a lot less through streaming service Kayo Sports, which offers a 14-day free trial and (when things go back to normal) is also home to every AFL game. and NRL Down Under.
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Watch UFC 250 Online: Amanda Nunes vs Felicity Spencer Live Stream in New Zealand
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New Zealand-based fans can watch the main MMA fight in June on Sky Arena, which is now taking bookings. Like most other TV platforms, UFC 250 is pay-per-view and costs €39.95 to access on the main card (previews not included). The start time for UFC 250 in New Zealand is 2pm local time on Sunday, June 7.
Full map of UFC 250: latest combat news
As mentioned above, the coronavirus pandemic has already seriously impacted the UFC 250 fight card and has caused multiple changes. All information was correct at time of publication, but is subject to change. Main Card Amanda Nunes vs. Felicia Spencer (UFC Women's Featherweight Championship) Co-Main Event: Raphael Assuncao vs. Cody Garbrandt Aljamain Sterling vs. Cory Sandhagen Neil Magny vs. Anthony Rocco Martin Eddie Wineland vs. Sean O'Malley Preliminaries Alex Cáceres vs. Chase Hooper Ian Heinisch vs. Gerald Meerschaert Cody Stamann vs. Brian Kelleher Charles Byrd vs. Maki Pitolo Early Preliminaries Jussier Formiga vs. Alex Perez Alonzo Menifield vs. Devin Clark
What does a UFC fan get with their ESPN + subscription?
Much Like It Happens: An ESPN + subscription opens up access to more than 20 exclusive nights of UFC Fight Nights, as well as original content, including Dana White's Contender series, UFC Destined, and Ariel & The Bad Guy, as well as the fights classics, reruns and there is also the benefit of fewer commercials.