How can I watch Conor McGregor vs. Dustin Poirier in UFC 264 on Saturday night?
Conor McGregor , the biggest star in the Ultimate Fighting Championship, and Dustin Poirier, the fighter who humbled him the last time they fought, will meet for the third time as the headline bout of UFC 264 on Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The main card begins at 10 p.m. ET, while the preliminary fights begin at 8 p.m. ET and the early prelims starting at 6 p.m. ET. The main card will be broadcast on pay-per-view and can be ordered exclusively through ESPN+, which can be subscribed to HERE. Fans can order the pay-per-view HERE. The prelims will be broadcast on ESPN. Fans can watch the prelims for free via a trial of fuboTV. Check that out HERE. The early prelims will be broadcast on ESPN+. Sign up for the subscription service here. Here are the pay-per-view options:  Buy an annual ESPN+ subscription + PPV fight for $89.98. OFFER HERE. Buy a Disney Bundle + PPV fight  for $83.98. OFFER HERE. Existing ESPN+ users can buy PPV only  cost to user $69.99. OFFER HERE. In the United States, the PPV price for UFC 264 for current ESPN+ subscribers is $69.99. New subscribers have the option of bundling an annual ESPN+ subscription and the fight for $89.98. OFFER HERE. Fans can also buy a Disney bundle and the fight PPV for $83.98. OFFER HERE. The main event is the third meeting between McGregor and Poirier, who split their two prior bouts. McGregor won the first fight at UFC 178 in September of 2014 by technical knockout, while Poirier won the second bout at UFC 257 in January 2021 by technical knockout. ESPN is the exclusive home of UFC in the United States. Along with pay-per-view events exclusively available on ESPN+, the stations main channel will host events on a regular basis. A majority of the promotions events are broadcast on ESPN+. ESPN+ is an over-the-top subscription service offered by ESPN/Disney that broadcasts a variety of exclusive sports programming. The service, which costs $5.99 per month and can be cancelled at any time, exclusively streams select college football, college basketball, MLB, NHL and MLS games, international soccer, UFC fight nights and more. He is a mixed martial arts champion who has a record of 27-6-0. He is a former interim UFC Lightweight Champion, and he is currently ranked No. 1 in the UFC lightweight rankings. Poirier, 32, has lived most of his life in Lafayette, Louisiana, where he was born. He has fought in the lightweight and featherweight divisions. The controversial former former Ultimate Fighting Championship featherweight and lightweight champion is the biggest pay-per-view draw in mixed martial arts history and the first fighter to hold two weight-division belts simultaneously. He was ranked as the worlds highest paid athlete by Forbes in 2021, earning a reported $180 million. McGregors net worth is estimated at $130 million. McGregor won the first fight between them, which lasted only 46 seconds. McGregor dropped Poirier with a first-round punch before pouncing on him with a flurry, forcing the official to stop the fight. Watch it below. Poirier won the second bout, setting up this rematch. He peppered McGregors legs with kicks in the first two rounds, and in the second round stunned McGregor with a left hand and followed it up with a flurry that put McGregor on the canvas, where another flurry by Poirier stopped the bout. Watch it below. McGregor-Poirier 3 will take place on Saturday, July 10, 2021. The two will square off at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Although there are no titles on the line on Saturday night, this will be the rubber match of a three-fight series, with each fighter having won once. The winner likely will earn a title shot against lightweight champ Charles Oliveira. Poirier passed up a chance to fight for the title vacated by the retirement of Khabib Nurmagomedov, choosing instead the most lucrative pay day of his career with a third bout against McGregor. His plan, insiders say, is to get the money first and then go after a belt. McGregor, meanwhile, has seen his career slip, with critics saying big pay days have taken away his edge. (10 p.m. (8 p.m. (6 p.m. ET, ESPN+)  Jennifer Maia vs. Jessica Eye, flyweight  Omari Akhmedov vs. Brad Tavares, middleweight  Zhalgas Zhumagulov vs. Jerome Rivera, flyweight  Yaozong Hu vs. Alen Amendovski, middleweight  Staff reporter Brian Fonseca contributed to this report.