Another UFC Fight Night is fast approaching, with a stacked card ready to take to the Amway Center in Orlando, USA.
UFC veteran Stephen Thompson will headline the card, as he takes on Kevin Holland in a middleweight bout that is very hard to call. Brazilian Rafael Dos Anjos will also be in action, as the welterweight comes toe to toe with Bryan Barberena.
If you want to follow all of the action live then you have come to the right place, as RealSport runs you through all of the broadcasters for this weekend's event.
Will UFC Fight Night be broadcast on Sky Sports?
No. Sky Sports do not own any of the rights for the Ultimate Fighting Championship in the United Kingdom and therefore they will not be offering any coverage of UFC Fight Night this weekend.
Will UFC Fight Night be broadcast on BT Sport?
Yes. BT Sport is the home of the UFC in the United Kingdom, and they will be the sole broadcasters for the upcoming UFC Fight Night.
The event will be shown live on BT Sport 1, with the preliminary action kicking off around 12 am GMT on Sunday morning. The main card will begin around 3 am GMT.
There will be no additional cost for the event for those with an active BT Sport subscription.
Will UFC Fight Night be broadcast on ESPN?
Yes. ESPN will be the broadcaster of the event in the United States. However, it will come at an additional cost.
The card will be available live on ESPN+.
Will UFC Fight Night be broadcast on Fox Sport?
No. Fox Sport will not be offering any coverage of the upcoming UFC Fight Night. The sole broadcasting rights in the United States for this event are held by ESPN.
Will UFC Fight Night be streamed on the BT Sport App?
Yes. If you have an active BT Sport subscription, you can stream the event live through the BT Sport App on your mobile device.
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