Watch UFC 292 (Sterling vs. O’Malley) with a VPN

UFC 292 is an MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) competition that will take place on August 17, 2023, in front of a sold out crowd at TD Gartden Arena in Boston. While Fight Island was entertaining, we’re glad to see the UFC events back to normal. The main event is a UFC Bantamweight championship bout between Aljamain Sterling and Sean O’Malley. Most of the UFC PPV events have two championship bouts. UFC 292 is no exception with the co-main event between Zhang Weili and Amanda Lemos.

That said, UFC fans will enjoy the other fights on the main card. Since the event is taking place in Boston you can bet the crowd will be ready to cheer on their favorite fighters. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the UFC was one of the first sports to return. Of course, the UFC fighting events these days operate like a well-oiled machine after everything the company has been through. If you want to watch the under card for UFC 292 (the early prelims and prelims) along with the main card, you’ll need to get the PPV event from ESPN+ and be located in the United States. If you will be traveling or otherwise outside the US, you’ll need to connect to a VPN to help you get past the geo-restrictions.

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UFC 292 (Sterling vs. O’Malley) Main Card

If you remember the normal format of UFC events, there is typically one or two championship fights and several other top contenders on the main card. This will hold true for UFC 292 with the championship fights drawing most the attention along with three more exciting fights on the card. The main bout is between Bantamweight champ Aljamain Sterling and Sean O’Malley. This is sure to be an action packed fight. Zhang Weili will be matching up against Amanda Lemos in a Strawweight title bout that is sure to draw a lot of attention. When you include the other fights, this is a UFC PPV you won’t want to miss out on.

Let’s take a look at the fight card for Saturday night, including the main card, prelims, and early prelims. There are some great matchups there. Don’t forget you can watch the prelims on ESPN+. and the early prelims on UFC Fight Pass. You can access both services from anywhere int he world by connecting to a VPN server in the United States.

Here’s a look at the main card which will kick off the PPV on ESPN+ at 10 PM EDT:

• Aljamain Sterling vs. Sean O’Malley (Bantamweight Championship)
• Zhang Weili vs. Amanda Lemos (Women’s Strawweight Championship)
• Ian Machado Garry vs. Neil Magny (Welterweight)
• Da’Mon Blackshear vs. Mario Bautista (Bantamweight)
• Marlon Vera vs. Pedro Munhoz (Bantamweight)

You can watch the prelim bouts on ESPN+. They will start at 8:00 PM EDT:

• Chris Weidman vs. Brad Tavares (Middleweight)
• Gregory Rodrigues vs. Denis Tiuliulin (Middleweight)
• Austin Hubbard vs. Kurt Holobaugh (Lightweight)
• Brad Katona vs. Cody Gibson (Bantamweight)

The early prelims will be shown on UFC Fight Pass beginning at 6:30 PM EDT:

• Andre Petroski vs. Gerald Meerschaert (Middleweight)
• Andrea Lee vs. Natália Silva (Women’s Flyweight)
• Karine Silva vs. Maryna Moroz (Women’s Flyweight)

While boxing was popular in the 20th century, many fans now prefer the MMA style. Of course, the most popular company is Dana White’s UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship). Despite being around since 1993, Dana took over the company and became president in 2001. Even though it was starting to become popular then, He made it into the mega brand it is now.

These days, you see evidence of just how big the sport is, everywhere. It is not hard to see why. Many consider it the last great blood sport. It is one of the few sports left where blood is still commonplace. From the old fighters to the new, you can’t go wrong by watching your favorite MMA fighters best the opponent.