Today is your last chance to save $10 off UFC 312!
Today is your last chance to save $10 off UFC 312!
Fans who want to see the rematch of du Plessis vs. Strickland can still get a discount by signing up early!
It’s nearly time for UFC 312! The latest edition of fight night will see Dricus du Plessis take on Sean Strickland in a rematch of their 2024 title belt. Strickland lost his belt that night and is eager for revenge against the heavy-striking du Plessis on Saturday, Feb. 8. Fans can watch the pay-per-view (PPV) of UFC 312 exclusively on ESPN+, and as usual the streamer is offering a $10 discount if you sign up before the end of the day on Monday, Feb. 3. If you want to pay just $70 for the PPV of this fight instead of $80, today is your last chance!
How to save $10 off UFC 312, du Plessis vs. Strickland 2
- Get the deal from ESPN+here.
- Click “Get It Now” under the UFC 312 and Disney Bundle offer or under the UFC 312 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 stream on ESPN+?
ESPN+ has a huge selection of live sports, carrying more than 30,000 live events each year. You can go behind the scenes of UFC with ESPN+ docuseries, watch other fighting promotions, and get news updates on the biggest fights from within the streaming service.
There’s a host of other viewing options on EPSN+ as well, from select “Monday Night Football” games during NFL season, occasional NBA games, every out-of-market NHL game of the regular season, college basketball games galore, and many more college sports offerings like baseball and soccer.
You’ll still have to pay the $12 subscription fee for ESPN+ to watch the PPV of UFC 312, but the $10 early bird discount you get by signing up before the end of the day on Monday, Feb. 13 will mostly offset that first month’s fee! Get the deal while you still can, because it’s not going to be around for much longer!
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