This weekend UFC 287 takes place in the 305, Miami, Florida. Alex Pereira defends his belt for the first time against Israel Adesayna after knocking him out in the 5th round last November in NYC. In the co-main event, the king of Miami, Jorge Masvidal will be fighting for his title contention against Gilbert Burns in a welterweight barn burner.
In this article, you’ll find out when and where you can watch this weekend’s PPV no matter where you are.
Where Can I Watch UFC 287 in the UK?
This weekend the UFC hosts another incredible PPV,if you are a UK reader the start times are the following.
11PM GMT the early prelims kickoff on UFC fightpass, Prelims begin at 1AM GMT and main card starting at 3AM GMT both on BT Sport. BT Sport is one of the leading sports broadcasters in the world and most certainly in the UK. The PPV is apart of you’re monthly subscription with BT at no extra cost.
What about the USA?
If you are an American watcher, you can find the start times and where to watch below.
Early prelims starting at 3PM ET on UFC fightpass, 5PM ET the prelims begin on ESPN+ and the main card kicks off at 7PM ET on ESPN PPV. You can use this link here to buy the PPV.
Whose Fighting This Weekend in Miami at UFC 287?
In the main card this weekend, you’ll see some very familiar names…
185lbs: Alex Pereira (C) vs. Israel Adesanya
170lbs: Gilbert Burns vs. Jorge Masvidal
135lbs: Rob Font vs. Adrian Yanez
170lbs: Kevin Holland vs. Santiago Ponzinibbio
135lbs: Raul Rosas Jr. vs. Christian Rodriguez
The Notable Names Continue in the Prelims as Well…
185lbs: Kelvin Gastellum vs. Chris Curtis
125lbs: Michelle Waterson-Gomez vs. Luana Pinheiro
185lbs: Gerald Meerschaert vs. Joe Pyfer
265lbs: Karl Williams vs. Chase Sherman
Early Prelims…
125lbs: Cynthia Calvillo vs. Loopy Godinez
Catchweight: Ignacio Bahamondes vs. Trey Ogden
145lbs: Shayilan Nuerdanbieke vs. Steve Garcia
125lbs: Jaqueline Amorim vs. Sam Hughes
Make sure not to miss this showdown in Miami between Alex Pereira and Israel Adesayna for the middleweight crown. On top of that the BJJ world champ, Gilbert Burns comes to take Jorge Masvidal’s title as king of Miami…
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