Some things are worth the wait, and the UFC 260 may prove to be just that.
More than three years after their first fight, UFC heavyweight champion Stipe Miocic pitted heavyweight Francis Neganou against No. 1 with the UFC Heavyweight Championship on the line this weekend.
In his first fight, Miocic demonstrated his world-class wrestling ability to reduce Nagnanu’s destructive power while defending his belt in a unanimous decision against the red-hot Nganau.
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Ngannou enters his rematch with Miocic on a four-fight winning streak, again tracing his knockout prowess after back-to-back unanimous decision losses to Miocic and Derrick Lewis, his UFC number in the process. Retrieves the ranking.
Some are wondering how much Miocic has left as a UOC fighter; Now 38, Miocic is entering the twilight of his career and has said that he is unsure if he is leaving. To fight until he turns 40 years old.
Two heavyweight titans meet at the Octagon, which takes three years to make. Here is all you need to know about UFC 260:
What channel is UFC 260?
UFC 260 will air exclusively on ESPN and ESPN +, with early prelims beginning the show on UFC Fight Pass.
- Preliminary prelims Starting at 6:15 pm on UFC Fight Pass.
- The initial Start at 8 pm ET on ESPN and ESPN +.
- Main card 10 pm ET on ESPN +.
In Canada, the main card is available on Pay-Per-View UFC Fight Passes on Bell, Rogers, Shaw, Suscatel, Videotron, Telus, Eastlink and UFC PPV. Prelims are on TSN and RDS.
At what time does Stipe Miosic vs Francis Nganou 2 start?
While the prelims begin at 7:30 pm, there is no exact time for Miocic and Nganno to walk their ring. With four fights on the main card, it is expected that both will make it to the Octagon around midnight.
The start time for prelims and main cards is as follows (all times Eastern):
- Preliminary Prelims: 7:30 pm
- Prelims: At 8 o’clock
- Main Card: 10 pm
How much does UFC 260 cost on a PPV?
- Date: Saturday, March 27
- Network: ESPN +
Miocic and Ngannou are headlining UFC 260 on Saturday night, and for those unfamiliar, the main card will be broadcast exclusively on ESPN +. You’ll need ESPN + subscription to catch the fight.
For new and current customers, ESPN + pricing is as follows:
- For current annual customers, the price is $ 69.99 on the ESPN + app.
- Current monthly customers can get the UFC 260 and an upgraded bundle at a discounted rate of $ 84.99. They can also purchase the event themselves for $ 69.99.
- New customers will be able to take an annual recurring subscription and PPV for $ 89.98, a savings of over 30 percent.
Click here to learn about the various pricing and bundle options with the ESPN + platform.
UFC 260 Fight Card
Preliminary prelims
- Modestas Bukauskas vs Michael Oleksijuk, lightweight heavyweight
- Gillian Robertson vs Miranda Maverick, women’s flyweight
- Shane Young vs Omar Morales, Petal
- Marc-Andre Barrault vs Abu Azitar, Middleweights
The initial
- William Knight vs Alonzo Manifield, light heavyweight
- Jessica Payne vs Hannah Goldie, women’s strawweight
- Jared Gooden vs Abubakar Nurmagomedov, Welterweights
Main card
- Stipe Miocic (C) vs Francis Ngannu, UFC Heavyweight Championship Battle
- Sean O’Malley vs Thomas Almeida, Featherwates
- Tyron Woodley vs Vicente Luke, welterweights
- Jamie Mularkey vs Khama Worth, Lightweights
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