- The world leader in combat sports is set to deliver the much-awaited UFC 300 PPV event on Saturday, April 13.
- The UFC 300 card is absolutely stacked! While the main card will begin at 10 PM EST, every fight fan will surely be prepped and ready at 6:00 PM EST for the early-prelims.
- Alex Pereira will defend the UFC Light Heavyweight title against former champ Jamahal Hill in the main event. The card will also feature some of the biggest names in the sport including Max Holloway, Justin Gaethje, and Charles Oliviera to name only few!
Calling UFC 300 a can’t-miss event would be a massive understatement. Most fight fans will clear out their calendars on Saturday just to watch the card from top to bottom. ESPN+ is the home of the UFC in the United States, and that’s where you can watch the UFC 300 early prelims all the way to main event!
However, you can’t watch UFC 300 on ESPN+ outside the US, even if you’ve got an active subscription and have paid for the PPV. But don’t worry, there’s no way we’re going to let you miss out on this massive fight card. All you need is a VPN to get an American IP address and you’re good to go. Here’s what you need to do:
Check out our complete guide below where we show you how to set up and use a VPN to watch UFC 300. We also have the complete fight card and a list of international UFC broadcasters you can try out.
It’s finally time for the most highly-anticipated MMA event in recent history — UFC 300! Fight fans, set your calendars for Saturday, April 13, because there’s no way you can miss this one.
UFC 300 will take place live at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Alex Pereira will defend his Light Heavyweight title against Jamahal Hill in the main event. But that’s just the cherry on top of the incredibly-layered sundae that is UFC 300. We’ve got Max Holloway, Charles Oliviera, Zhang Weili, and Justin Gaethje all fighting on the main card.
Former champions like Jiri Prochazka, Aljamain Sterling, Holly Holm, and Cody Garbdrandt also have fights at UFC 300, and that’s just the preliminaries!
You can watch UFC 300 online on ESPN+ in the United States. However, you won’t be able to do so outside the United States due to geo-restrictions. Not in the country on April 13? There’s no need to panic. All you need to do is download NordVPN and connect to a US VPN server to unblock ESPN+ on Saturday.
Below you’ll find all the information you need to get set up. We’ve also got a list of ways to watch UFC 300 globally, along with a complete fight card.
Where to Watch UFC 300 Online
Fight fans can watch UFC 300 on ESPN+ in the US. The Early Prelims and Preliminary card will be free to watch with an ESPN+ subscription (which costs $10.99 per month). For the main card, you can order the PPV on your ESPN+ account.
On the off chance you’re not in the country on April 13, you’re going to need a workaround to access your ESPN+ account. The site geo-restricts its content, so even users with an active subscription and those who have paid $79.99 for the PPV won’t be able to watch UFC 300 outside the US.
Enter NordVPN. We constantly test out VPNs for their speeds and streaming ability, and NordVPN is the current king of the ring. You can change your IP address in seconds to unblock ESPN+ when you’re outside the United States. With NordVPN, you can watch UFC 300 online from anywhere in the world!
Step-by-Step Guide: Watch UFC 300 From Anywhere With a VPN
Need help getting setup? Watch our video tutorial to learn how to download and install NordVPN:
Follow the quick guide below the get NordVPN up and running and unblock UFC 300 on ESPN+:
- Get NordVPN. We’ve got an exclusive discount coupon that you can use to get NordVPN at a slashed price. You can even cancel your subscription within 30 days to get a full refund.
- Download the VPN app on your streaming device.
- Launch the app and log into the account that you set up.
- Connect to a United States VPN server.
- Head to ESPN+, sign in, and look for the UFC 300 live stream.

The UFC 300 main card will begin at 10:00 PM EST/7:00 PM PT on Saturday, April 13.
Where to Watch UFC 300 Online (International Streams)
Below you’ll find more ways to watch UFC 300 online from across the globe. You may need a local payment method to sign up for some of these services.
| Country | Main Event Broadcaster |
|---|---|
| United States | ESPN+ |
| United Kingdom | TNT Sport (BT Sport) |
| Australia | Foxtel, Kayo, UFC Fight Pass |
| New Zealand | Sky Arena, Sky Sports NOW, UFC Fight Pass |
| Middle East/North Africa | UFC Arabia |
| India | SonyLiv |
| Other Countries | UFC Fight Pass |
NordVPN has servers in all of the countries mentioned above. All you need to do is fire up the VPN app and connect to a server in the country of the stream to try it out!
Where to Watch UFC 300 for Free Online
There are no official ways to watch UFC 300 for free online in the US or internationally. Much to the chagrin of Uncle Dana, some fight fans turn to free sports streaming sites for free UFC streams. However, these sites usually carry unlicensed streams. On top of that, they are usually riddled with dangerous pop-ups and trackers.
We do not recommend using these sites to watch UFC fights online. If you are curious to see what these sites are like, you should keep yourself protected online with NordVPN, thanks to its security features, such as its Threat Protection, anonymous IP addresses and no-logs policy.
UFC 300 Fight Card
The UFC 300 Fight Card is nothing short of unbelievable. The first fight of the night is many years in the making featuring Deiveson Figueiredo and Cody Garbrandt. That fight would usually headline a UFC fight night, but on UFC 300, it’s only good enough for the Early Prelims.
Below you’ll find all the fights scheduled for Saturday, April 13, at UFC 300:
Main Card (10:00 PM EST Start Time)
| Fight | Odds | Division |
|---|---|---|
| (C) Alex Pereira vs. (1) Jamahal Hill | -135/+114 | Light Heavyweight Title Bout |
| (C) Zhang Weili vs. (1) Yan Xiaonan | -/- | Women’s Strawweight Title Bout |
| (2) Justin Gaethje vs. Max Holloway | -170/+142 | Lightweight Bout for the BMF Title |
| (1) Charles Oliviera vs. (4) Arman Tsarukyan | +185/-220 | Lightweight Bout |
| Bo Nickal vs. Cody Brundage | -2100/+1100 | Middlewight Bout |
Prelims (8:00 PM EST Start Time)
| Fight | Odds | Division |
|---|---|---|
| (2) Jiří Procházka vs. (5) Alexander Rakić | +100/-120 | Light Heavyweight Bout |
| (8) Calvin Kattar vs. Aljamain Sterling | +136/-162 | Featherweight Bout |
| (5) Holly Holm vs. Kayla Harrison | -/- | Women’s Bantamweight Bout |
| (13) Sodiq Yusuff vs. Diego Lopes | +120/-142 | Featherweight Bout |
Early Prelims (6:00 PM EST Start Time)
| Fight | Odds | Division |
|---|---|---|
| (10) Jalin Turner vs. (13) Renato Moicano | -238/+195 | Lightweight Bout |
| (4) Jessica Andrade vs. (6) Marina Rodrigues | -135/+114 | Women’s Strawweight Bout |
| (14) Bobby Green vs. Jim Miller | -180/+150 | Lightweight Bout |
| (8) Deiveson Figueiredo vs. Cody Garbrandt | -310/+250 | Bantamweight Bout |

