Streaming UFC events for free is illegal and against UFC’s terms of service. UFC is a paid service, and bypassing their paywall is a violation of copyright laws. However, here are some legal ways to watch UFC events:
1. Free UFC Fight Night Events: UFC occasionally broadcasts some of their events for free, typically through partnerships with major networks like ESPN or on UFC’s own platform. Check UFC’s official website or ESPN+ for updates on free events.
2. Promotional Offers: Sometimes, streaming platforms like ESPN+ or UFC Fight Pass offer free trials for new subscribers. You can sign up for a free trial to watch live events or pay-per-view cards (though these trials are often limited to a few days).
3. Public Viewing Events: Some bars, restaurants, or sports clubs may have agreements to stream UFC events for their patrons. While this isn’t technically “free” for everyone, it’s an alternative where you can watch the fight for the cost of a drink or meal.
4. Social Media Highlights: UFC’s official social media channels, including YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram, may post highlights of fights after they’ve aired. While you won’t get live access, you can catch the action afterward.
If you want access to live events, subscribing to legitimate streaming services like ESPN+ (in the U.S.), UFC Fight Pass, or similar authorized platforms is the best route.
