It took a few exciting bends in the road, yet UFC 249 is at last set to get in progress.
The occasion was initially planned for April 18 in Brooklyn, yet the UFC needed to locate another setting after the coronavirus shut down New York, and a great part of the nation. UFC president Dana White attempted to keep a similar date yet move the occasion to the Tachi Palace Resort Casino in Lemoore, Calif., in any case needed to defer the card.
At last, following quite a while of attempting to figure out how to push ahead, White had the option to locate another date and site for UFC 249, for May 9 in Jacksonville, Fla.
The exceptionally foreseen card is featured by Tony Ferguson (25-3) and Justin Gaethje (21-2) for the between time lightweight title. Khabib Nurmagomedov was Ferguson's unique adversary, however he was supplanted by Gaethje as a result of movement limitations not permitting him to leave his local Russia in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
In any case, the Ferguson versus Gaethje fight will give a lot of fervor, and the victor will have a shot at Nurmagomedov. What's more, the remainder of the card has bounty to offer — the UFC is considering it the most stacked card in its history — including a co-headliner of Henry Cejudo versus Dominic Cruz for the bantamweight title.
At the point when TIME IS UFC 249: FERGUSON VS. GAETHJE?
- Date: Saturday, May 9
- Early prelims: 6:30 p.m. ET | 3:30 p.m. ET
- Prelims: 8 p.m. ET | 5 p.m. PT
- PPV principle card: 10 p.m. ET | 7 p.m. PT
- Ferguson versus Gaethje battle: 12:15 a.m. ET (approx.)
UFC 249 happens Saturday, May 9. The early prelims start at 6:30 p.m. ET, the prelims are at 8 p.m. ET, and the compensation per-see parcel starts at 10 p.m. ET. Ferguson and Gaethje are relied upon to hit the Octagon around 12:15 a.m. ET, in spite of the fact that the specific time relies upon the previous battles.
Here are start times for the PPV fundamental card in different nations:
- Australia: 2 p.m./12 p.m. AEST/AWST (Sunday)
- Brazil: 11 p.m. BRT
- Germany: 4 a.m. CET (Sunday)
- Italy: 4 a.m. CET (Sunday)
- Japan: 11 a.m. JST (Sunday)
- Russia: 5 a.m. MSK (Sunday)
- Spain: 4 a.m. CET (Sunday)
- Joined Kingdom: 3 a.m. GMT (Sunday)
UFC 249 TV, LIVE STREAM INFO
In the United States, the UFC Fight Pass prelims, starting at 6:30 p.m. ET, will be simulcast on UFC Fight Pass, ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN+ in English and Spanish. The prelims will proceed only on ESPN and ESPN+ at 8 p.m. ET. The ESPN+ pay-per-see principle card will commence at 10 p.m. ET.
In Canada, the early prelims are on UFC Fight Pass, the prelims are on TSN and RDS, and the PPV principle card is accessible on Bell, Rogers, Shaw, SaskTel, Videotron, Telus and Eastlink, just as UFC PPV on UFC Fight Pass.
In Australia, the early prelims and prelims are on UFC Fight Pass and ESPN, and the PPV principle card is on Main Event and Fetch TV, in addition to UFC PPV on UFC Fight Pass.
In Brazil, the prelims and primary card are on Combate.
In the UK, the early prelims are on UFC Fight Pass, the prelims are on UFC Fight Pass and BT Sport, and the primary card is accessible on BT Sport.
In Germany, Spain and Italy, the early prelims and prelims are on UFC Fight Pass, and the primary card is accessible on DAZN, the worldwide games spilling administration, and UFC PPV on UFC Fight Pass.
You can get familiar with how to watch in different nations at UFC.com.
UFC 249 PPV PRICE FOR FERGUSON VS. GAETHJE
UFC 249 PPV: $64.99
In the U.S., the principle card of UFC 249 is accessible by means of pay per see on ESPN+ for $64.99 for current ESPN+ supporters.
For new supporters, a group cost of UFC 249 and an ESPN+ yearly membership is $84.98.
Valuing comprehensively shifts, contingent upon locale and stage.
UFC 249 FIGHT CARD
PPV MAIN CARD
Tony Ferguson versus Justin Gaethje for between time lightweight title
Henry Cejudo (c) versus Dominick Cruz for the UFC bantamweight title
Francis Ngannou versus Jairzinho Rozenstruik; Heavyweight
Jeremy Stephens versus Calvin Kattar; Featherweight
Greg Hardy versus Yorgan De Castro; Heavyweight
PRELIMS
- Donald Cerrone versus Anthony Pettis; Welterweight
- Alexey Oleynik versus Fabricio Werdum; Heavyweight
- Carla Esparza versus Michelle Waterson; Women's Strawweight
- Vicente Luque versus Niko Price; Welterweight
- Bryce Mitchell versus Charles Rosa; Featherweight
- Ryan Spann versus Sam Alvey; Light heavyweight
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