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Main Event Australia Contact Phone Number

Contact Main Event of Australia customer service by choosing your provider:
Foxtel
You can phone Foxtel’s call centre:
General Enquiries: Monday to Sunday 8:00 am to 8:00 pm. Technical Support: 8:00 am to 10:00 pm, 7 days a week. Click to call 1300 130 799 from your mobile phone if you’re a new customer.
Kayo Sports
You can get in contact with Kayo Sports through their online chat service on Kayo Sports website:
Optus
Call 133 937, Monday to Friday at 8:00 am – 8:00 pm and Saturday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm. Live chat is also available 24/7.
Last audited 25 February 2021

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Contact Main Event on Optus at 133 937
If you’re an Optus customer you can inquire about Main Event by calling 133 937, Monday to Friday at 8:00 am – 8:00 pm and Saturday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm. Live chat is also available 24/7.
Click to call 133 937 from your mobile phone or visit the Optus website
Contact Foxtel’s Main Event Customer Service
Main Event Contact Number, click to call 1300 130 799 from your mobile phone today. This will take you through to Foxtel as you need a Foxtel subscription (or have Foxtel through Optus) to watch the Main Event channel.
For Main Event on Foxtel enquiries, use the phone number 1300 130 799. The call centre is open Monday to Sunday 8:00 am to 8:00 pm for general enquiries.
Watch the action without interruptions on Main Event via Foxtel. For any questions and other concerns, you can easily reach Foxtel’s Main Event customer service and they’ll be able to assist you as efficiently as possible.
Contact Main Event on Kayo Sports
If you’re an existing Kayo Sports customer or want to sign up you can enquire about Main Event by clicking the button below. If you have a technical question then live chat is also available 24/7.
Watch LIVE on Main Event
Main Event is available via a Foxtel subscription, and offers exclusive Pay-Per-View entertainment including UFC, MMA, WWE, Boxing and live concerts. As of 2021, all the Main Event pay-per-view events can also be streamed on Kayo Sports without the need for a subscription, with the one-off event price including full Kayo access for the duration of your event access.
What People are Asking about Main Event
Since its launch over two decades ago, access to Main Event has always required access to Foxtel (or, in earlier years, Optus Vision and Austar). But with the huge success of Kayo at delivering high definition live and on-demand sports coverage via streaming, it made sense for Main Event to join forces with Kayo to deliver the same premium events to a streaming audience. A subscription to Kayo is not required, and you’ll have access to all of Kayo during the access window for your event. It makes it easier than ever to get a bunch of friends together to watch the big fight in the comfort of your lounge room.
Yes it is! Kayo did a test of hosting a Main Event boxing showdown earlier in 2020, and it was a big enough success that Kayo will now be another way of accessing all events on the channel, at the same price you’d pay to buy it on Foxtel. The main differences with Kayo are potentially better picture quality, and the ability to stream the event on demand after it’s over without having to record it or wait for a rebroadcast.
Launched not long after Foxtel’s arrival, Main Event is Australia’s only pay-per-view broadcast channel, and has been delivering premium events ranging from boxing, wrestling and UFC to music concerts on a pay-to-access basis for over 20 years. You pay a one-time fee to access the event, after which you can watch it live and either record it to watch again later during your access time (on Foxtel) or stream it on-demand for that same length of time (on Kayo). All the sports and other events on Main Event are exclusive to the channel and can’t be seen anywhere else.
The price of any individual event varies – from around $20 to $30 for events like WWE wrestling, through to around $50-60 for the big boxing meets. Each event is a one-time payment and your access ends once the date range for the event does (you’ll be given the access dates on the page where you buy the event). The pricing is the same on both Foxtel and Kayo.
Yes – but only limited events or previews of them are available to stream as part of the standard Kayo subscription. The big-ticket events sometimes also show up on regular Kayo, but Main Event broadcasts the headline ones. When those happen, they’ll be accessible via your existing Kayo account by paying the Main Event ticket price, so you won’t miss out on the action.
While Kayo is part of the Foxtel group of companies, it’s run separately and works very differently. While Foxtel and its streaming counterpart Foxtel Now work like regular TV – with a range of live channels to choose from, and catch-up streaming for stuff you missed – Kayo is a full streaming service, where you access live and on-demand coverage by sport, rather than channel. Kayo also has many enhanced streaming features that Foxtel can’t match, including the ability to watch multiple sports on the screen at one time.
At the moment, you’ll pay exactly the same for Main Event fixtures, regardless of whether you want to watch on Foxtel or Kayo. It’s worth mentioning, though, that to access Main Event on Foxtel you need a basic Foxtel subscription active – while with Kayo, you don’t need a subscription at all. That makes Kayo a better choice if you don’t already have Foxtel installed. But if you’ve already got Foxtel, that might be the more convenient way to watch a Main Event because there’s no need to worry about streaming.
If you’re not already a Kayo subscriber, you’ll need to create a free Kayo account to buy a Main Event – but once you’ve paid for the event, you’ll have full access to all of Kayo Sports – all the live sports streams, and all on-demand content. That access continues until several days after your event has finished.
Whether it’s Main Event or Kayo’s huge range of other sports, the best way to stream it is by using a streaming device that has a Kayo app available. Apple TV, Telstra TV and Chromecast with Google TV are all great choices. Alternatively, you can cast the stream from your phone or tablet with a Chromecast Ultra on your TV, or use the built-in Kayo app on recent Samsung smart TVs and Sony Android TVs.
Yes – once you’ve paid for access to the event, you’ll be able to stream it via the Foxtel Go app on your phone or tablet wherever you are, as well as via the Foxtel website on your laptop or desktop PC or Mac.
No – you’ll need to buy the event from Kayo’s own Main Even page if you’d prefer the extra streaming access that Kayo grants you during the event period. The price is the same as Foxtel’s, so pick the one that works better for you – easy access via broadcast on Foxtel, or extra streaming options on Kayo.