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UFC FIGHT NIGHT: HOLLOWAY VS. THE KOREAN ZOMBIE LIVE STREAM WITHOUT REDDIT STREAMS, BUFFSTREAMS OR CRACKSTREAM
The anticipation is building as the UFC makes its highly anticipated return to Singapore this weekend, delivering fight fans a sensational lineup that promises to ignite the octagon. The event is headlined by a marquee featherweight clash and features a pivotal women’s flyweight bout, setting the stage for an explosive night of mixed martial arts action at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.
Taking center stage in the main event is a showdown between two esteemed featherweight contenders, Max Holloway and Chan Sung Jung. Despite their extensive careers, it’s astonishing that these two standouts have never locked horns before.
Holloway, who kickstarted his remarkable journey to the top of the division and superstar status in Singapore a decade ago, solidified his position as the undisputed top featherweight contender with a convincing unanimous decision victory over Arnold Allen earlier this year. “Blessed” is poised to once again demonstrate his exceptional skills as he squares off against Jung, affectionately known as “The Korean Zombie,” in a highly anticipated clash that is certain to captivate fans worldwide.
Jung, the South Korean sensation, makes his return to the octagon following his title fight loss to Alexander Volkanovski at UFC 273. After taking a hiatus to recuperate from injuries and regain his mental composure, Jung is rejuvenated and ready to showcase his signature aggressive fighting style. Known for his relentless pursuit of victory and captivating performances, “The Korean Zombie” is primed to remind the world why he earned that moniker.
The main card also boasts several other thrilling matchups:
In the light heavyweight division, Anthony Smith and Ryan Spann will lock horns, each looking to bounce back from recent setbacks and reassert their dominance in the division. Smith, a former title challenger, aims to recapture the form that propelled him to the top tier of the division, while Spann, with his explosive style, seeks to make a statement and solidify his place as a contender.
The featherweight division delivers excitement as Giga Chikadze seeks redemption after suffering his first UFC loss against Calvin Kattar. Chikadze’s opponent, Alex Caceres, presents a formidable challenge, riding a wave of momentum following his recent victories. This clash promises a display of striking brilliance from two skilled fighters.
A bantamweight showdown between Rinya Nakamura and Fernie Garcia features two rising prospects with contrasting styles. Nakamura, an undefeated wrestling standout, faces off against Garcia, an experienced fighter hungry to halt Nakamura’s ascent. The outcome of this matchup could have significant implications for the bantamweight division.
In the women’s flyweight division, Erin Blanchfield squares off against Taila Santos in a pivotal bout with potential title implications. Blanchfield, riding a wave of momentum with an impressive winning streak, looks to solidify her status as a top contender. Santos, a recent title challenger, aims to rebound from a title fight loss and stake her claim for another shot at the championship.
The main card opens with a heavyweight clash between Junior Tafa and Parker Porter. Both fighters are hungry for a win to climb the rankings in the heavyweight division, which is renowned for its explosive finishes.
The preliminary card is equally captivating:
In the heavyweight division, Waldo Cortes Acosta and Lukasz Brzeski, both graduates of Dana White’s Contender Series, face off in a high-stakes matchup with their sights set on making a mark in the division.
Bantamweights Toshiomi Kazama and Garrett Armfield showcase their skills in a bout that could shape their respective trajectories in the division. Both fighters are determined to earn a statement victory on the big stage.
Chidi Njokuani and Michal Oleksiejczuk promise a striking showdown that could produce a highlight-reel moment. Both fighters are eager to showcase their striking prowess and secure a decisive victory.
Welterweights Song Kenan and Rolando Bedoya are set to deliver an action-packed clash, promising an exciting showcase of their striking skills.
DWCS alumni Billy Goff and Yusaku Kinoshita collide in a welterweight contest, both aiming to prove their worth and make a lasting impression on the MMA world.
In the flyweight division, Liang Na and JJ Aldrich look to break their recent skids and regain momentum, as both fighters aim to climb the ranks and establish themselves in the competitive flyweight landscape.
Featherweights SeungWoo Choi and Jarno Errens kick off the night with a fast-paced bout that sets the tone for the thrilling night ahead.
As the UFC returns to Singapore, fight fans can anticipate a night filled with electrifying matchups, jaw-dropping displays of skill, and potential turning points that could redefine the trajectories of various fighters’ careers. With a main event that promises to be an unforgettable clash and an undercard brimming with talent, UFC Fight Night: Holloway vs. Jung is an event that MMA enthusiasts won’t want to miss. The Singapore Indoor Stadium is primed to witness an evening of exhilarating fights that could reshape the future of the sport.
Here is how you can stream UFC Fight Night online without using Reddit streams, Buffstreams or Crackstreams.
UFC Fight Pass
UFC Fight Pass is UFC’s very own service which provides live coverage of the fights. The service provided costs around $9.99 a month, with the yearly subscription at $95.99.
The only shortcoming here is that the UFC Fight Pass provides live coverage only until the preliminary card, since ESPN+ has all the rights to the main card.
ESPN+
ESPN+ is currently the top streaming site for UFC. They provide live streaming right from the beginning of the prelims to the very end of the main event in the main card.
The subscription costs around $6 per month. And for a year it is $60, which is pretty low-priced. ESPN+ has exclusive rights of streaming the main card, which has been the reason why UFC Fight Pass provides live streaming only until the prelims.
Prelims start at a special time of 5am ET/2am PT, while the main card kicks off 8am ET/5am PT.
Fubo TV
Fubo TV was launched in the year 2015. Since then, they have grown rapidly. They offer two plans, and both the plans include ESPN. The Family Plan provides 100 channels at $65 per month while the Elite Plan has 150 channels at $80 per month.
Prelims start at a special time of 5am ET/2am PT, while the main card kicks off 8am ET/5am PT.
BT Sport
BT Sport, the British Telecommunications group has been a big player in the European region, especially in the UK. UFC streaming can be caught live on BT Sport Box Office and also on the BT Sport App. The subscription cost is around 15 euros per month.
The prelims start at a special time of 10am UK time, while the main card kicks off at 1pm UK time.
Sling TV
Sling TV offers ESPN in their plans too. They currently have two plans – Orange and Blue. Orange costs $35 per month and the Blue plan costs $50 per month.
Sony Sports Network
Sony Sports Network has grown in leaps and bounds over the past few years. They have an immense presence in the South Asian region, especially in India.
They have a lot of channels on their network, with a dedicated Sony LIV App too. The subscription cost is Rs.299 per month, while the yearly subscription costs Rs.999.
The prelims start at a special time of 2:30 PM IST, while the main card kicks off at 5:30 PM IST.
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