The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), established in 1993, has revolutionised combat sports and emerged as the premier MMA organization on the global stage. With a history rooted in the idea of pitting fighters from diverse disciplines against each other, the UFC has evolved into an electrifying spectacle, combining elements of striking, grappling, and wrestling.
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The UFC is home to some of the world’s most iconic fighters, and each era has seen a new generation of champions. Notable names like Conor McGregor, Khabib Nurmagomedov, Jon Jones, and Amanda Nunes have risen to superstardom, showcasing a unique blend of skill, athleticism, and charisma. Their stories, both inside and outside the octagon, have captivated fans worldwide.
The sport’s history is punctuated with remarkable moments and rivalries, from the early days when Royce Gracie’s jiu-jitsu conquered all, to the fierce battles of Chuck Liddell and Randy Couture, and the ongoing saga of Jon Jones’s reign in the light heavyweight division. UFC events have been hosted in venues across the world, and it has become a global phenomenon, appealing to fans of all backgrounds.
As the UFC continues to expand its reach and develop new talent, it remains a thrilling spectacle where warriors from all disciplines come to test their skills. The 2023 season promises to provide more adrenaline-pumping action and unforgettable moments in the ever-evolving world of mixed martial arts.
Where to stream UFC 299 fights in Australia?
In Australia, you can stream the UFC on Kayo Sport, and Foxtel Now.
Kayo Sport offers three plan options that range from $25 to $35 per month. Big numbered Pay Per View events fall outside of those subscriptions and are an additional cost of $59.95. Sign up here
Foxtel Now starts from $25 per month for their Essentials Pack and then a further $29 per month to add Sport. Big numbered Pay Per View events fall outside of those subscriptions and are an additional cost of $59.95. Sign up here
Who’s fighting on the Main Card of UFC 299?
The Main Event sees Sean O’Malley vs. Marlon Vera, with the Co-main seeing Dustin Poirier vs. Benoit Saint-Denis. Other notable fights are Kevin Holland vs. Michael Page, Gilbert Burns vs. JackDella Maddalena, and Petr Yan vs. SongYadong.
What time is the UFC Main Card on in Australia?
The Main Card kicks off at 2:00pm AET time. Early Prelims start from 10:00am and the Preliminary Card from 12:00pm.
