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While ESPN+ ($10.99 a month) is an excellent streaming service for sports fans in general, its exclusive UFC events make it a must-have for MMA fans. However, you'll still need to pay an additional $79.99 per event to watch UFC's marquee PPV matchups.

ESPN+ is the exclusive provider of UFC PPV events to fans in the U.S. UFC PPV events will not be available for purchase via cable and satellite providers.

You must be an ESPN+ subscriber to purchase UFC PPV events. Existing ESPN+ subscribers can purchase UFC PPV events (streaming in HD) for $59.99 per event. Your ESPN+ subscription also includes access to exclusive UFC Fight Nights, best of UFC Fight Archives, and ESPN+ exclusive UFC shows and features.

$10.99 per month How much does ESPN+ cost? You can get an ESPN+ subscription for $10.99 per month, or save over 15% with an ESPN+ Annual Plan at $109.99 per year. You can also bundle ESPN+ (With Ads) with Disney+ (With Ads) and Hulu (With Ads) for $14.99 per month. Learn more at disneyplus.com/priceinfo.

The vast majority of the UFC's content is on ESPN's streaming app ESPN+. They have multiple main card Fight Nights a month on it and they have all their PPV events on it. It is a monthly subscription service like Netflix or Prime for $4.99 a month. For me it's a fantastic deal.

Does ESPN Plus have a free trial? The answer is no. Though ESPN Plus had a seven-day free trial when it launched in 2018, the service has since ended the option.

On its own, an ESPN Plus subscription costs $10 per month or $100 per year. If you're also interested in Disney Plus and Hulu, you can get a much better deal on the service by bundling. ESPN Plus: $9.99 per month, $99.99 per year.

An ESPN+ subscription is $11 each month or you can choose to order the annual subscription for $110. Either way, we definitely recommend the yearly subscription to save $20 if you're a sports fan because it's inevitable that you'll keep this streaming service all year long.

The service doesn't offer all of the live coverage of sports on ESPN's cable networks. However, ESPN Plus does give subscribers a comprehensive range of sports with a variety of professional and college league games.

free The ESPN App is still free, and you still get all the same news, info, highlights and audio as always – with a new, enhanced design. Users can still stream ESPN networks with a pay TV subscription, for no additional cost.

ESPN Plus members get livestreaming access to select games, along with on-demand access to original docuseries and exclusive sports analysis. The service is also available as part of the Disney Plus Bundle, which includes Disney Plus and Hulu for a discounted price.