Get $10 off UFC 313, Pereira vs. Ankalaev before discount ends!
Get $10 off UFC 313, Pereira vs. Ankalaev before discount ends!
As long as you sign up for the UFC 313 PPV before March 3, you can save $10 off with this early bird discount!
The pay-per-view of UFC 313 is only a week off! On Saturday, March 8, Alex Pereira will face Magomed Ankalaev in the octagon, with a light heavyweight championship belt up for grabs! As with all other UFC pay-per-view events, the only way to stream is with a subscription to ESPN+, and a PPV purchase which normally costs $80. You can still sign up early and get $10 off the PPV of UFC 313, but there isn’t much time left to get the discount, because it ends on Monday, March 3!
How to get $10 off UFC 313, Pereira vs. Ankalaev
- Click here to get the discount.
- Click “Get It Now” under the UFC 313 and Disney Bundle offer or under the UFC 313 and ESPN+ only offer.
- Create a MyDisney account if you do not have one already.
- Enter payment information and finish signing up.
What else can you watch on ESPN+?
Having access to ESPN+ means you will always be able to sign up for the most exciting UFC PPV events. The $10 discount will mean you only have to pay $82 total for one month of ESPN+ and the UFC 313 fight night, as opposed to the $92 you’d have to plunk down if you wait to buy the PPV.
ESPN+ carries tens of thousands of live sporting events every year. Upcoming highlights include games from the 2025 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament, out-of-market MLB games almost every day, college baseball games, and much more.
If you want to stream Pereira vs. Ankalaev and save $10 off the evening’s festivities, there isn’t much time left! You have to sign up before Monday, March 3 to get the discount, so don’t wait! Purchase the PPV now and lock in your $10 discount before it’s too late.
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