UFC 169 live stream: How to watch Benavidez vs Figueiredo online
Everything you need to get the UFC Fight Night 169 live stream
UFC Fight Night 169 live streams start now, as combat sports fans need more, coming off a big weekend in the octagon.
UFC Fight Night 169 started at 5 p.m. ET, and they'll all air on ESPN Plus. It’s broadcasting from the Chartway Arena in Norfolk, Viriginia.
There's one little teeny problem, at least from a drama standpoint: one half of the Flyweight championship match at the top of the card didn't make weight, and therefore cannot win the vacant championship. Details below.
Like other UFC Fight Nights, this one features more than a dozen fights and plenty of interesting matchups, and promises all kinds of drama. Indeed, if you're a fan of fighting and you want to see competitive matchups, it's hard to find a better option to watch this weekend than UFC Fight Night 169.
Read on to learn more about how to get a UFC Fight Night 169 live stream and how to catch every bout this Saturday night:
Live stream UFC Fight Night 169 anywhere on Earth with a VPN
If you're traveling outside the country during UFC Fight Night 169, you'll still be able to watch it on the services you already pay for. A virtual private network, or VPN, can help you connect to your desired streaming service through a U.S. server and watch the fights as if you were at home.
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Where can I live stream UFC Fight Night 169?
Like other UFC Fight Night events, UFC Fight Night 169 will only air on ESPN's premium streaming service ESPN Plus. ESPN Plus costs $5 per month or $50 per year. In addition to UFC Fight Night events, which stream at no additional cost, you can also use ESPN Plus to watch UFC PPV events. Beware, however, that UFC PPV events cost extra.
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How can I watch UFC Fight Night 169 with a cable or satellite subscription?
Unfortunately, you can't. The only watch to watch UFC Fight Night 169 is on ESPN Plus.
UFC Fight Night 169 controversy
Unfortunately, Deiveson Figueiredo didn't make weight. As detailed by ESPN's Brett Okamoto, Figueiredo is penalized in two ways: 30% of his purse is forfeited to Benavidez and he now cannot win the Flyweight championship. There will be much guffawing if Figueiredo wins the match, and the Flyweight title stays vacant.
It's done. Per UFC, Figueiredo won't cut anymore. Forfeits 30 percent of his purse to Benavidez. Title fight only for Benavidez.February 28, 2020
UFC Fight Night 169 preliminary card
Bantamweight: Gabriel Silva vs Kyler Phillips
Middleweight: Brendan Allen vs Tom Breese
Heavyweight: Marcin Tybura vs Sergey Spivak
Lightweight: Luis Peña vs Alex Munoz
Featherweight: Jordan Griffin vs TJ Brown
Featherweight: Aalon Cruz vs Spike Carlyle
Welterweight: Sean Brady vs Ismail Naurdiev
UFC Fight Night 169 main card
Flyweight: Joseph Benavidez vs Deiveson Figueiredo
Women's Featherweight: Felicia Spencer vs Zarah Faim dos Santos
Light Heavyweight: Ion Cutelaba vs Magomed Ankalaev
Women's Featherweight: Megan Anderson vs Norma Dumont
Featherweight: Grant Dawson vs Darrick Minner
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