Watch Ufc 278 Usman Vs Edwards 2 At A Huge Discount

Streaming UFC pay-per-view events in the U.S. are not easy on the wallet. Fans looking to stream UFC 278 will have to cough up $75 on top of their $6.99 monthly ESPN+ subscription. Luckily, using a VPN can give you a more pocket-friendly option (about $20 per month) to stream UFC events. Here’s how: The fights will go down at the Vivint Arena in Salt Lake City, Utah, with the main card set to start at 10 PM (EST). Seasoned fighters Jose Aldo and Merab Dvalishvili are also set to compete on the main card. There is nothing quite like the excitement of a UFC PPV, showcasing the best and baddest fighters in the world. However, streaming UFC events is not easy on the wallet. Fans in the United States will have to pay $75 to watch UFC 278 on top of their $6.99 ESPN+ monthly subscription. Ouch! Fans in other parts of the world, such as Japan, get a much better deal. With the help of a virtual private network (VPN), you can stream UFC 278 for just $20. Read on to learn how!

How to Live Stream UFC 278: Usman vs. Edwards 2 for $20

The cost of watching a UFC PPV changes depending on where you are in the world. Fans in Japan can get a UFC Fight Pass subscription for $20 a month, which includes all PPV main cards. With the help of a VPN, you can change your IP address to a Japanese one, which makes it seem like you’re accessing the web from Japan. This way, you can take advantage of Japan’s UFC Fight Pass package. Here is a simple guide to setting up a VPN and watching UFC 278 at a huge discount.

Step-by-step guide: Watch UFC 278 Usman vs. Edwards 2 at a huge discount

Where Can I Watch UFC 278?

With the UFC’s popularity skyrocketing, plenty of broadcasters and streaming services carry UFC events in many parts of the globe. We’ve compiled a list of channels and streams that carry UFC events, many without pay-per-view fees. However, you may not be able to set up an account with just a VPN and your home payment method. If you do have a subscription to one of the providers, simply match the VPN server to the country to access your account.

Where Can I Watch the UFC 278 for Free?

There is no way to legally watch UFC 278, or other UFC pay-per-view events, for free. We always recommend using streaming services with legal licenses and do not condone copyright infringement. You could check out some free sports streaming sites, however, be warned that not all the content on here is legal. We also do not recommend using unofficial streams because of security reasons. Most sites have invasive pop-up trackers, and redirects to suspicious websites. However, if you decide to do some exploring, be sure to use a VPN to protect yourself. A good VPN masks your true location and encrypts your internet traffic. This way, no one can make sense of the websites you visited, or the content you viewed or downloaded. Not even your Internet Service Provider (ISP) or malicious hackers.

Can I Use a Free VPN to Watch UFC 278?

The answer is a definitive no. While Free VPNs can be helpful in some cases, like protecting yourself while using public Wi-Fi at airports, they fall well short when it comes to streaming UFC 278 or other UFC events. Here are a few reasons why:

Limited servers: Most free VPNs have limited server options. Also, their servers are usually restricted to a single region. To watch UFC 278 for $20, you’ll need to connect to a server in Japan. Overcoming VPN blocks: The UFC website can detect servers from premium VPNs with excellent obfuscated servers. In fact, we found that only ExpressVPN was able to access the Japanese UFC Fight Pass without any trouble. Most free VPNs do not have the resources to bypass even the simplest VPN blocks. Privacy Concerns: Free VPN providers have questionable privacy practices. Unlike premium VPNs, they often maintain logs of user activity and lack advanced encryption and security protocols.

UFC 278 Odds: What to Expect

The main event features an intriguing rematch from 2015. Kamaru Usman has established himself as the pound-for-pound best fighter in the world. He has had a stranglehold over the welterweight division, beating top contenders such as Colby Covington and Jorge Masvidal twice during his dominant reign as champion. Usman will aim to extend his winning streak to 16, tying the legendary Anderson Silva’s record. Standing across the “Nigerian Nightmare” on Saturday night will be the Jamaica-born Leon Edwards. Interestingly, Edwards is undefeated since the last time he faced Usman, notching an impressive 10-fight unbeaten run. Edwards has called for the rematch for a long time, and will finally get the chance to avenge his loss and become the champion on Saturday. Unsurprisingly, Usman is a strong favorite (-380) heading into the fight, with Edwards the (+310) underdog. The co-main event is one that both die-hard and casual MMA fans are eagerly looking forward to. Paulo Costa welcomes Luke Rockhold back to the Octagon after a long time away from the sport. Both fighters are well-rounded mixed martial artists, though Costa is expected to have the advantage on the feet, while Rockhold is touted to have the superior ground game. Rockhold, a former Strikeforce and UFC Middleweight champion, will be looking for a statement win to stir up the division. Paulo Costa on the other hand will be looking to get back into the Win column and climb his way back into the title picture. The main card opens with an interesting bout in the light heavyweight division, where Tyson Pedro is a heavy favorite (-740) over Harry Hunsucker (+540). The fight is sure to catch the attention of betting enthusiasts.