Want to save $10 off UFC 316? This is your chance
Want to save $10 off UFC 316? This is your chance
Dvalishvili vs. O’Malley 2 promises to be an epic bout, and the UFC 316 card features another title fight as well.
UFC 316 is primed to be an absolutely epic fight night. The evening’s main event is a rematch between Merab Dvalishvili and Sean O’Malley for the world bantamweight championship belt, and to make the evening complete, a women’s bantamweight championship fight between Julianna Pena and Kayla Harrison is also on the card. UFC pay-per-views usually cost $80 on ESPN+, but for a limited time, early-bird buyers can save $10 off the UFC 316 PPV by purchasing before June 2!
How to get UFC 316 PPV for $70 ($10 off)
- Click here to get the deal.
- Click “Get Now” under the UFC 361 and Disney Bundle offer or under the UFC 316 and ESPN+ only offer.
- Create a MyDisney account if you do not have one already.
- Enter payment information and finish signing up.
UFC 316 will be a rematch of Dvalisvili vs. O’Malley. In the first bout between the two fighters at UFC 306 in September, Dvalishvili captured the bantamweight belt in a unanimous decision, and now O’Malley is out for revenge. He’ll have to earn the belt back the hard way, and the rematch of these two fighters will be must-see TV.
The Women’s Bantamweight Championship bout between Pena and Harrison will be no less thrilling, and down-card events featuring matchups between Kevin Gastelum and Joe Pyfer, Mario Bautista and Patchy Mix, and Vincente Luque and Kevin Holland will ensure fans get their fill of incredible UFC action.
The deal drops the total price of an ESPN+ subscription plus UFC 316 to just $82 total, but you’ll have to sign up before June 2 to get the discount. If you’re going to watch UFC 316 anyway, this is absolutely the best way to do it and to save a little money at the same time.
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