Tonight’s UFC 248 card features not one but two championship bouts, though the headline fight in Las Vegas is undoubtedly undefeated middleweight champ Israel Adesanya taking on title challenger Yoel Romero – read on to find out how you can live stream UFC 248 and watch Adesanya vs Romero online from anywhere in the world this Saturday.
Adesanya comes into tonight’s big fight with an impressive 18-0 record. The 30-year-old Nigerian-New Zealander will be full of confidence following his emphatic victory over Robert Whittaker in his last octagon appearance back in October in Melbourne.
He now faces Cuban veteran Yoel Romero, a former Olympic wrestling silver medallist who is widely regarded as one of most athletic fighters to ever fight in UFC. The 40-year-old has so far failed to hit the heights his skill set suggests he’s capable of, but this fight provides him with another opportunity to finally become a UFC title holder.
Adesanya’s ruthless dispatch of Whittaker was a feat that Romero wasn’t able to match in his two meetings against the Australian star, which may give some indication as to the likely outcome of Saturday’s showdown. Regarded as one of best strikers in the sport, Adesanya is 10 years younger than his opponent and has a 6.5-inch reach advantage to boot.
Ready to catch all of the action? Scroll down to find out everything you need to know about watching a UFC 248 live stream wherever you are in the world.
How to live stream UFC 248 from outside your country
If you’re a big combat sports fan trying to catch the UFC 248 action but aren’t in the country you would normally watch the fights from, then you will likely find the coverage is geo-blocked. You can try using a VPN to change your IP address to a country where the fights are airing and watch this main card just as if you were back at home.
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Main card
· Israel Adesanya (champion) vs Yoel Romero (UFC middleweight title)
· Zhang Weili (c) vs Joanna Jędrzejczyk (UFC women’s strawweight title)
· Beneil Dariush vs Drakkar Klose (lightweight)
· Neil Magny vs Li Jingliang (welterweight)
· Alex Oliveira vs Max Griffin (welterweight)
Preliminary card
· Sean O’Malley vs Jose Alberto Quinonez (bantamweight)
· Mark Madsen vs Austin Hubbard (lightweight)
· Rodolfo Vieira vs Saparbek Safarov (middleweight)
· Gerald Meerschaert vs Deron Winn (middleweight)
Early preliminary card
· Emily Whitmire vs Polyana Viana (women’s strawweight)
· Danaa Batgerel vs Guido Cannetti (bantamweight)
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