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UFC 267: Petr Yan vs. Cory Sandhagen live results, discussion, PBP
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Join us today on Bloody Elbow for live results, discussion, round scoring, and play-by-play as UFC 267 goes down live on Fight Island.
Today’s show is the first numbered card for a very long time that won’t air on PPV in the United States. The card features two title fights on top, with Jan Blachowicz defending his light heavyweight title against Glover Teixeira, while Petr Yan and Cory Sandhagen will fight for an interim bantamweight title.
This post will cover the co-main event, which is the interim title fight between Yan and Sandhagen.
Today’s show is different. In the United States, the event will start early and the whole thing will air on ESPN+. Elsewhere, there are four early preliminary card fights on Fight Pass, which should kick off around 10:30am ET/7:30am PT. In some areas the card will stay on Fight Pass for the next four fights starting at Noon ET/9am PT. In other areas, it will air on local TV. Finally, the main card will air on PPV in some countries (like Canada), on domestic TV in others, and still on ESPN+ in the US. That kicks off at 2pm ET/11am PT.
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Photo by Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC
Join us today on Bloody Elbow for live results, discussion, round scoring, and play-by-play as UFC 267 goes down live on Fight Island.
Today’s show is the first numbered card for a very long time that won’t air on PPV in the United States. The card features two title fights on top, with Jan Blachowicz defending his light heavyweight title against Glover Teixeira, while Petr Yan and Cory Sandhagen will fight for an interim bantamweight title.
This post will cover the co-main event, which is the interim title fight between Yan and Sandhagen.
Today’s show is different. In the United States, the event will start early and the whole thing will air on ESPN+. Elsewhere, there are four early preliminary card fights on Fight Pass, which should kick off around 10:30am ET/7:30am PT. In some areas the card will stay on Fight Pass for the next four fights starting at Noon ET/9am PT. In other areas, it will air on local TV. Finally, the main card will air on PPV in some countries (like Canada), on domestic TV in others, and still on ESPN+ in the US. That kicks off at 2pm ET/11am PT.
