The UFC calendar for 2021 gets properly under way this month, with a hotly anticipated rematch between two of the biggest names in the sport. Irish powerhouse Conor McGregor will face down Dustin Poirier for the first time since 2014, when Poirier lost to McGregor in a TKO after less than two minutes. He’ll be out to avenge that loss, but with McGregor only having fought for a total of 40 seconds over the past two years, there’s plenty at stake for both.
This must-see event on January 24th can be watched in multiple ways – from the comfort of your couch or on your phone or tablet wherever you are. There are more ways to watch than ever before – check out your options below!
Poirier vs McGregor Preview
It was a quiet 2020 for Conor McGregor, after he abandoned thoughts of retirement to take on Donald Cerrone at the start of the year. He TKO’d Cerrone in a mere 40 seconds, a bold statement that he was far from done. The win made him the first UFC fighter to win by TKO in the featherweight, lightweight, and welterweight divisions.
Poirier, meanwhile, sits at #2 in the UFC lightweight rankings and since moving up to that division after his loss to McGregor, has had a years-long scorecard of wins. For him, the meet with McGregor is going to be a long-awaited chance to settle the score.
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How to Stream Poirier vs McGregor in Australia
The Poirier vs McGregor fight can be watched live in Australia via Main Event, the pay-per-view channel that delivers the world’s biggest fight events direct to your lounge room or your mobile devices. There are now two ways to gain access to Main Event for the fight, making it easier than ever.
Stream Poirier vs McGregor via Foxtel
If you’ve got Foxtel already installed, you’re good to go for this and all other Main Events. All you need to do is navigate to the event in your iQ box’s menus and pay for access, which will cost $54.95 for the full event that culminates in the Poirier vs McGregor fight.
Foxtel customers who want to stream the event on the go can do so easily – just download the free Foxtel Go app for your device, sign into your Foxtel account and you’ll have full access wherever you are.
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Stream Poirier vs McGregor via Kayo Sports
A much easier way to gain access to the fight is via Kayo Sports’ new partnership with Main Event. It makes things much easier – there’s no need for a satellite Foxtel install any more. Instead, you can buy the event on Kayo, again for $54.95. You don’t even need to be a Kayo subscriber to gain access to the fight.
You’ll be able to stream the event live and replay it on demand for 48 hours after it’s over – and you’re also granted full Kayo Sports access until February 4th, included in the purchase price, so you can check out Kayo’s high definition live coverage of over 50 sports.
Kayo Sports works on popular devices including Chromecast, Apple TV, Telstra TV and Samsung & Sony smart TVs, as well as mobile phones, tablets and all modern web browsers.
Stream Main Event PPVs via Kayo Sports
Watch and Stream Main Event PPVs Live including the upcoming boxing contest between Tim Tszyu and Dennis Hogan.
Stream Boxing and UFC Live and Free
If you’re a huge fight fan, it’s well worth checking out what Kayo Sports has to offer as part of its regular monthly subscription. Kayo has access to the world’s biggest sports and is the home of UFC Fight Night, international boxing and more. You can try Kayo completely free for a whole two weeks by taking advantage of their 14-day free trial. Kayo lets you stream your favourite sports live or on demand in brilliant high definition – on your phone, tablet, or big screen TV.
Devices supported on Kayo
– PC/Mac: Yes – MacOS 10.12+ (Chrome, Safari, Firefox) & Windows 10 (Chrome, Firefox, Edge); web browser only
– iOS/Android Phones/Tablets: Yes – Via native apps (iOS 11+ and Android 6+)
– Google Chromecast: Yes – Chromecast Ultra, 3rd Generation and Chromecast with Google TV for optimal streaming
– Telstra TV: Yes – Split View not available; Telstra TV1 limited to 720p
– Android TV: Yes – Via
– Samsung Smart TVs: Yes – 2017 and later models
– PS4 and Xbox One: Soon – App in development
– Apple TV: Yes – tvOS 11+, 4th Generation or higher
What People are Asking about Main Event on Kayo
No – the way Kayo has set up their Main Event access is to be as hassle-free as possible. You’ll only need to create a free Kayo account and pay for your event, and there won’t be any ongoing Kayo subscription charges unless you choose to subscribe.
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.
Yes – you’ll be able to stream your event on demand immediately after it’s finished, and for several days afterwards. The exact date that you have access until is specified when you pay for an event – and up till that date, you’ll be able to watch your event as much as you like, as well as anything else on Kayo.
The best way to stream Kayo – including Main Event streams – is by using one of the streaming devices that have a Kayo app available. Apple TV, Telstra TV and Chromecast with Google TV are all great choices that will also let you stream from many other services including Netflix. 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.
Because all events on Main Event are one-off payments with no subscription required, you’re asked to enter payment details separate from an existing Kayo account if you already have one. This is done so that everyone can pay to stream the event, whether or not they’re a Kayo subscriber. It won’t affect your regular Kayo subscription price, and you’ll only ever be charged once per Main Event that you purchase access to.
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