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UFC PPV Price Australia 2026: Main Event, Kayo & Fight Pass

Updated: · Reading time: 8 minutes · By the StreamAussie Editorial Team

Since January 2026, watching the UFC in Australia has been split in two: the prelims and Fight Nights are on Paramount+, while the main cards of numbered events are still pay-per-view. Here's exactly what a UFC PPV costs in Australia, where to buy it, what you get without paying extra, and every big card left in 2026, including Alexander Volkanovski's title fight at UFC 333.

Quick answer: how much is a UFC PPV in Australia?

  • $59.95 per event for the main card of a numbered UFC event, sold exclusively through Main Event.
  • Buy it on Kayo Sports (no Kayo subscription needed) or through Foxtel iQ.
  • Paramount+ (from $7.99/month) includes the prelims of numbered events and every Fight Night at no extra cost since 1 January 2026.
  • Next PPV: UFC 333, Volkanovski vs Evloev, 24 October (US time), in Abu Dhabi.

How much does a UFC PPV cost in Australia?

A UFC pay-per-view costs $59.95 in Australia, and it covers the main card of one numbered event. Foxtel Group's Main Event has been the exclusive Australian home of UFC pay-per-view since 2024, and that arrangement continues in 2026 even though the UFC dropped pay-per-view in the United States when it moved to Paramount+ there. Australian fans still pay per event for the main card.

OptionPriceWhat you getSubscription needed?
Main Event PPV on Kayo$59.95 per eventMain card of a numbered eventNo
Main Event PPV on Foxtel$59.95 per eventMain card of a numbered eventFoxtel iQ subscription
Paramount+ Basic with ads$7.99/monthNumbered-event prelims + all Fight NightsParamount+ only
Paramount+ Standard / Premium$12.99 / $17.99 per monthSame UFC content, no ads, HD/4KParamount+ only

Two details catch people out. First, an existing Kayo subscription does not include UFC PPV: Standard and Premium subscribers still pay the $59.95. Second, on Foxtel, Main Event needs a Foxtel iQ box. When you buy on Kayo without a subscription, your purchase includes temporary Kayo access around the event; the exact window is shown at checkout.

Kayo or Foxtel: where should you buy?

For most people, Kayo is the simpler choice. It runs on smart TVs, Fire TV, Google TV, Apple TV, games consoles, phones and in a web browser, and you don't need any ongoing subscription. Buying through Foxtel makes sense if you already have a Foxtel iQ box connected to your main TV and want the fight on the big screen without casting or extra apps. The price is the same $59.95 either way, so choose whichever fits your setup. If several people want to watch on different screens, check how many simultaneous streams your purchase allows before fight night.

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What's on Paramount+ and what's pay-per-view?

Paramount+ covers everything except the main card of numbered events. A typical numbered event like UFC 333 has early prelims, prelims and a main card. The first two stream on Paramount+; the main card is the PPV. UFC Fight Nights, held most weekends between numbered events, are entirely on Paramount+.

Where each part of a UFC event streams in Australia Numbered event: early prelims and prelims on Paramount+, main card on Main Event pay-per-view for 59.95 dollars. Fight Night: the whole card on Paramount+. One UFC event, two places to watch NUMBERED EVENT (e.g. UFC 333) Early prelims Paramount+ Prelims Paramount+ Main card Main Event PPV · $59.95 UFC FIGHT NIGHT Whole card on Paramount+, no extra cost Green = included with Paramount+ (from $7.99/month). Blue = pay-per-view. As of October 2026.
Only the main card of numbered events costs extra. Everything else is on Paramount+.

Upcoming UFC events in late 2026

Three numbered events remain in 2026: UFC 333 in Abu Dhabi on 24 October, UFC 334 in New York on 14 November and UFC 335 in Las Vegas on 12 December. Dates below are US/local event dates; because of the time difference, main cards from North America usually land on Sunday in Australia.

UFC schedule, October to December 2026 Fight Night Edmonton 17 October; UFC 333 Abu Dhabi 24 October PPV; Fight Night Las Vegas 31 October; Fight Night Las Vegas 7 November; UFC 334 New York 14 November PPV; Fight Night Doha 21 November; UFC 335 Las Vegas 12 December PPV. UFC cards left in 2026 OCTOBERNOVEMBERDECEMBER 17 OctEdmonton 31 OctLas Vegas 7 NovLas Vegas 21 NovDoha UFC 333 Volkanovski v Evloev 24 Oct · Abu Dhabi UFC 334 Main event TBC 14 Nov · New York UFC 335 Main event TBC 12 Dec · Las Vegas Blue = numbered event (main card PPV $59.95). Green = Fight Night (Paramount+). Local event dates.
Three PPVs and four Fight Nights remain in 2026.
Date (local)EventHeadlinerWhere to watch in Australia
17 OctUFC Fight Night, EdmontonBuckley vs MalottParamount+
24 OctUFC 333, Abu DhabiVolkanovski vs Evloev (featherweight title)Main card: Main Event PPV · Prelims: Paramount+
31 OctUFC Fight Night, Las VegasMoicano vs NolanParamount+
7 NovUFC Fight Night, Las VegasBonfim vs BradyParamount+
14 NovUFC 334, New YorkTo be confirmed (reports point to a heavyweight title fight)Main card: Main Event PPV · Prelims: Paramount+
21 NovUFC Fight Night, DohaProchazka vs StirlingParamount+
12 DecUFC 335, Las VegasTo be confirmedMain card: Main Event PPV · Prelims: Paramount+

Cards change often through injury and late call-ups, so check the event listing on Kayo or the UFC website in fight week.

UFC 333: Volkanovski vs Evloev

For Australian fans, UFC 333 is the standout card of the run home. Australian featherweight star Alexander Volkanovski faces Movsar Evloev in a featherweight title fight in Abu Dhabi on 24 October, with two titles on the line on the night. Because Abu Dhabi is six to seven hours behind the east coast, the main card will fall in the early hours of Sunday 25 October in Australia. Main Event lists the exact start time once the card is locked in.

Australian start times: North American main cards typically start on Sunday early-to-mid afternoon on the east coast (AEDT), with prelims from late Sunday morning. Abu Dhabi and Doha cards land much earlier on Sunday. Daylight saving in the US ends on 1 November, which moves North American cards an hour later in Australia from then on.

UFC Fight Pass in Australia: price and what you get

UFC Fight Pass costs around $10.99 a month or $104.99 a year in Australia, but it doesn't include live pay-per-view main cards. Since Main Event became the exclusive home of UFC PPV in Australia, Fight Pass has turned into a library and niche-events service rather than a way to watch the big cards.

ServicePriceNumbered-event main cardPrelims and Fight NightsFight library
Main Event PPV (Kayo / Foxtel)$59.95 per eventYesNoNo
Paramount+from $7.99/monthNoYesLimited
UFC Fight Passaround $10.99/month or $104.99/yearNoNoYes, plus other promotions' events

Fight Pass is worth it if you love classic fights, want to rewatch old cards or follow smaller promotions that stream there. If you only want to watch this year's UFC events, Paramount+ plus the PPVs you care about is the better buy. Fight Pass prices can differ between the app stores and the UFC website, so check the price at checkout.

Is it worth buying every UFC PPV?

Buying every numbered event at $59.95 adds up quickly, so most fans pick the cards they care about and rely on Paramount+ for the rest. The UFC runs a numbered event roughly every month, so a full year of PPVs costs more than $700. A full year of Paramount+ Basic with ads costs under $100 and covers every Fight Night and every set of prelims.

Yearly cost of watching UFC in Australia Paramount+ Basic with ads for 12 months about 96 dollars. Three PPVs about 180 dollars. Six PPVs about 360 dollars. Twelve PPVs about 719 dollars. What a year of UFC costs (AUD) Paramount+ (12 months) ~$96 · prelims + Fight Nights 3 PPVs ~$180 6 PPVs ~$360 12 PPVs ~$719 PPV at $59.95 each; Paramount+ Basic with ads at $7.99/month. October 2026 prices.
Choosing your PPVs carefully, plus Paramount+ for everything else, is the best-value legal setup.

How to buy a UFC PPV in Australia, step by step

  1. Check the card on Kayo or ufc.com in fight week, as bouts change often.
  2. Choose Kayo or Foxtel: Kayo works on almost any device without a subscription; Foxtel needs an iQ box.
  3. Buy the event in the Kayo app or website (or via Foxtel) for $59.95. Buy before the main card starts, as orders are sometimes slower in the final minutes.
  4. Watch the prelims on Paramount+ if you subscribe, then switch to Main Event for the main card.
  5. Test your stream early: about 10 Mbps is enough for HD; use a wired connection or strong Wi-Fi.

Why a "UFC IPTV" stream is a bad bet

Searches for "UFC IPTV" or free PPV streams lead to services that resell Main Event without a licence. In Australia, that's a poor deal:

  • Blocked by court order: under section 115A of the Copyright Act, rights holders regularly obtain Federal Court orders forcing ISPs to block piracy sites and IPTV services, and those blocks often hit on fight night.
  • Copyright infringement: selling unlicensed broadcasts infringes copyright, and courts overseas have found that even streaming from obviously illegal sources can infringe.
  • No refunds that mean anything: if a stream drops in the main event or the service disappears, there is no one to complain to.

More on the legal side in our guide Is IPTV legal in Australia?, and on the best legal options in Best IPTV Australia 2026.

UFC PPV Australia: frequently asked questions

How much is a UFC PPV in Australia?

$59.95 per event for the main card of a numbered UFC event, sold exclusively through Main Event on Kayo Sports or Foxtel iQ.

Do I need Kayo to buy a UFC PPV?

No. You can buy on Kayo without a regular subscription. Existing Kayo subscribers also pay separately, because UFC PPV isn't included in Kayo Standard or Premium.

How much is UFC Fight Pass in Australia?

Around $10.99 a month or $104.99 a year. It has the fight library and other promotions' events, but not live PPV main cards.

Is UFC on Paramount+ in Australia?

Yes, partly. Since 1 January 2026, Paramount+ streams the prelims of numbered events and every Fight Night at no extra cost. Main cards of numbered events remain on Main Event PPV.

When is the next UFC PPV?

UFC 333, Volkanovski vs Evloev, on 24 October 2026 (local time) in Abu Dhabi. Then UFC 334 in New York on 14 November and UFC 335 in Las Vegas on 12 December.

Can I watch UFC for free in Australia?

Not the main cards of numbered events. Some UFC content has been reported on Network 10, and Paramount+ often offers a free trial to new subscribers, which covers prelims and Fight Nights.

Sources and method

Prices and broadcast arrangements checked in October 2026 against Foxtel Group and UFC announcements and Australian comparison sites; the fight schedule comes from UFC listings and sports media. Where sources differ, we say so. We update this page as cards are confirmed.

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