How to watch and live stream UFC 295: Prochazka vs Pereira

How to watch all the action unfold at Madison Square Garden.

UFC 295 has already had plenty of drama, without a fighter even stepping into the Octagon. We were expecting to see a huge heavyweight title clash in what could have been Jon Jones' final hurrah.

Injury has struck, though, ruling the champion, who many believe to be the greatest ever, out for eight months. 

The show must go on though, and we're all set for an exciting interim title fight as Tom Aspinall steps up for his shot at glory. Here are all the details on UFC 295:

UFC 295 will be held on November 11, 2023, at Madison Square Garden, New York City, the home of fighting.

We've seen many great bouts at the venue down the years, and it's the MMA promotors' first return to the city for a year when the Gardens hosted UFC 281. That proved a great night, and we can expect the same again, with the action underway from around 7 pm local time and the main event scheduled around 11 pm.

That means in the UK, the action gets underway at midnight, with a main event at 4 am, and Brit Tom Aspinall's ringwalk is the penultimate co-headline fight of the night.

The early preliminary bouts will take place two hours before the main action gets underway.

UFC 295 is available on PPV in what could be one of the most exciting UFC events of the year. The early preliminary and preliminary bouts are available to watch in the USA on ESPN+, the home of UFC, with the main card needing to be purchased.

An ESPN+ subscription can be purchased for $9.99 per month, with no contract, while you will need to get the main card. The UFC PPV main card can then be purchased at $79.99, giving you full access to all the action, with five fights on the main card, including two championship matches. 

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