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UFC 271: Adesanya vs. Whittaker main card 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 271 goes down in Houston, Texas.
Today’s show will feature a middleweight championship rematch on top, with former beltholder Robert Whittaker looking to get revenge against current champ Israel Adesanya. In the co-main event, hometown fighter Derrick Lewis will face off with popular Tai Tuivasa in what is probably the people’s main event. Fireworks are guaranteed.
This post will cover the main card right up to the headliner, which will be in a separate post. Besides the co-main event, there will be an important middleweight battle between Jared Cannonier and Derek Brunson along with a couple of lightweight battles that will likely contend for fight of the night.
Today’s show is a standard PPV. There are five early preliminary card fights, which should kick off around 6pm ET/3pm PT. Those will air on ESPN+ and Fight Pass. Things will stay on ESPN+ and move to ESPN2 for four more fights at 8pm ET/5pm PT, and then we’ll go over to ESPN+ PPV at 10pm ET/7pm PT as per the norm.
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Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images
Join us today on Bloody Elbow for live results, discussion, round scoring, and play-by-play as UFC 271 goes down in Houston, Texas.
Today’s show will feature a middleweight championship rematch on top, with former beltholder Robert Whittaker looking to get revenge against current champ Israel Adesanya. In the co-main event, hometown fighter Derrick Lewis will face off with popular Tai Tuivasa in what is probably the people’s main event. Fireworks are guaranteed.
This post will cover the main card right up to the headliner, which will be in a separate post. Besides the co-main event, there will be an important middleweight battle between Jared Cannonier and Derek Brunson along with a couple of lightweight battles that will likely contend for fight of the night.
Today’s show is a standard PPV. There are five early preliminary card fights, which should kick off around 6pm ET/3pm PT. Those will air on ESPN+ and Fight Pass. Things will stay on ESPN+ and move to ESPN2 for four more fights at 8pm ET/5pm PT, and then we’ll go over to ESPN+ PPV at 10pm ET/7pm PT as per the norm.
