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How to Watch UFC 260: Miocic vs. Ngannou Live Stream – Start Time, Fight Card, Betting Odds
Last updated July 7, 2021
This upcoming weekend we have a title bout in the UFC fighting ring as UFC 260 is scheduled to happen, with the headlining bout going down between two-time champion Stipe Miocic and Francic Ngannou.
UFC 260 isn't the first time the two heavyweights are facing each other, as they also met at UFC 220, back in January 2018, in what seems like a lifetime ago. Then, Miocic won via unanimous decision, managing to defend his title for the third time in a row, setting a record.
Now, as the rematch is drawing closer, he hopes to manage the same feat, while Ngannou hopes to knock him down a peg.
When and Where to Watch UFC 260: Miocic vs. Ngannou?
- Where: UFC APEX, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
- When: March 27th
- Early Prelims: 7:30 PM ET
- Prelims: 8 PM ET
- Main Event: 10 PM ET
- Where to Watch: ESPN+, ESPN
The main event is pay per view, but the prelims and early prelims are not. Either way, you can watch all of the UFC 260 events over ESPN+, while the prelims are also going to be available to watch over regular ESPN. UFC 260 will take place on March 27th, with the early prelims kicking off at 7:30 in the evening and extending out towards midnight.
How to Watch UFC 260: Miocic vs. Ngannou?
Watching UFC 260 online isn't going to be too difficult, especially as ESPN+ is the platform that has streaming rights for the event. In order to watch UFC 260, you'll need to have an ESPN+ subscription.
First of all, new subscribers can get UFC 260 and ESPN+ for a whole year for $89.99, which is a great deal considering that a year of ESPN+ costs $59.99.
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Here's how you can get UFC 260 as a new ESPN+ subscriber:
- First of all, you need to start by following this link which helps you visit the UFC 260 & ESPN+ subscription page.
- Tap the "Get Now" button on the page and wait a few seconds.
- You'll then have to create an account, which means filling in your name, email address, and password. If you already have an account with ESPN, you can use that one too.
- Next, you need to make your purchase. They'll display exactly what you're getting - access to UFC 260, HD streaming, and exclusive replay window, as well as a full year of ESPN+ with exclusive UFC Fight Nights, Best of UFC archives, and originals, and thousands of additional live matchups.
- You can pay with your credit card or PayPal.
- Check the box to acknowledge that you've read the Privacy Policy and agree to the Terms of Use, and you're good to go. Tap "Buy," and you're done.
If you're an existing ESPN+ subscriber, you can also get UFC 260 for $69.99 per month. Here's how you can do this:
- Visit ESPN+ and log in to your account.
- If you're a yearly subscriber, you can visit the PPV page and add UFC 260 to your account.
- Go through the process to approve your purchase, as your method of payment is already saved on your account. And you're done!
- If you're a monthly subscriber, you can upgrade to the annual plan and get UFC 260 for $89.98 price or go forward with paying $69.99 for the PPV event alone.
As we already mentioned, the prelims are also going to be streamed over by ESPN. So, if you want to watch the prelims online, you can do this over one of the live TV services that feature the channel. While our recommendation is fuboTV, given a large number of dedicated sports channels, you can also go for Hulu, YouTube TV, or Sling TV (the Orange and Orange + Blue bundles feature ESPN).
What Are the Odds for UFC 260: Miocic vs. Ngannou?
For the upcoming title bout, sportsbook agencies name Ngannou as the favorite. Bovada sportsbook, for instance, lists Ngannou with -130 and Miocic with +110 odds. Basically, if you bet $130 on Ngannou and he wins, you also win $100. On the other hand, if you bet $100 on Miocic and he wins, you'll win $110.
While Ngannou may be the favorite for this bout, the odds differences between the two fighters aren't that big, indicating that the matchup could go both ways.
More About the Fighters
Stipe Miocic Bio & Record
- Name – Stipe Miocic
- Date of Birth – August 19, 1982
- Nationality – American
- Height – 6’4″
- Weight – 240 LB
- Reach – 80 inches
- Leg Reach – 39 inches
- Total Fights – 23
- Record – 20-3-0
Francis Ngannou Bio & Record
- Name – Francis Ngannou
- Date of Birth – September 5, 1986
- Nickname: The Predator
- Nationality – Cameroonian-French
- Height – 6’4″
- Weight – 250 LB
- Reach – 83 inches
- Leg Reach – 44.5 inches
- Total Fights – 18
- Record – 15-3-0
UFC 260 Fight Card
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