Watch UFC Fight Night: Dillashaw vs. Cruz live stream online, fight time, TV schedule

On Saturday night, the UFC will return to Boston with an intriguing night of fights spearheaded by a thrilling headliner years in the making.…

By: Karim Zidan | 8 years ago
Watch UFC Fight Night: Dillashaw vs. Cruz live stream online, fight time, TV schedule
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On Saturday night, the UFC will return to Boston with an intriguing night of fights spearheaded by a thrilling headliner years in the making. The main event features a long awaited and highly anticipated bantamweight title fight between TJ Dillashaw and former champ Dominick Cruz.

The co-main event will showcase an intriguing lightweight match-up between former champion Anthny Pettis and Eddie Alvarez. The winner will likely edge closer to an eventual title shot.

The event also features a heavyweight fight between Travis Browne and Matt Mitrione and another between Ross Pearson and Francisco Trinaldo.

The four-fight preliminary card on Fox Sports 1 begins at 8:00 p.m. ET. The Fox Sports 1 preliminary card consists of: Patrick Cote vs. Ben Saunders, Mehdi Baghdad vs. Chris Wade, Tim Boetsch vs. Ed Herman, and Maximo Blanco vs. Luke Sanders.

Leading into the preliminary portion of the card is two hours of online viewing at UFC Fight Pass. The five fights are: Daron Cruickshank vs. Paul Felder, Ilir Latifi vs. Sean O’Connell, Kyle Bochniak vs. Charles Rosa, Rob Font vs. Joey Gomez, and Francimar Barroso vs. Elvis Mutapcic.


Live UFC Fight Night Results and PBP

Online

  • The night’s action kicks off with five preliminary fights on UFC Fight Pass.

Television

  • Four preliminary bouts will play on FS1 starting at 8 p.m. ET and the main card will continue on that channel at 8pm ET.
  • Almost every major cable or satellite carrier offers FS1 in standard definition and hi-def. A list of carriers is available here including Comcast and DirecTV.

Mobile

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Karim Zidan
Karim Zidan

Karim Zidan is a investigative reporter and feature writer focusing on the intersection of sports and politics. He has written for BloodyElbow since 2014 and has served as an associate editor since 2016. He also writes for The New York Times and The Guardian. Karim has been invited to speak about his work at numerous universities, including Princeton, and was a panelist at the South by Southwest (SXSW) film festival and the Oslo Freedom Forum. He also participated in the United Nations counter-terrorism conference in 2021. His reporting on Ramzan Kadyrov’s involvement in MMA, much of which was done for Bloody Elbow, has led to numerous award nominations, and was the basis of an award-winning HBO Real Sports documentary.

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