Conor McGregor returns to the cage after a year of hiatus since his last fight with Donald Cerrone in January 2020, where the former won with a 40-second TKO over the latter. This time around, McGregor takes on Dustin Poirier once again for UFC 257 this coming Sunday, 24 January. The event will be streamed LIVE on Main Event, which is available on both Foxtel and Kayo Sports.
McGregor and Poirier last faced off back in 2014. It only took McGregor a minute and 46 seconds to knock out his American competitor. Since then, however, Poirier has won 10 fights against some of the best in UFC, while McGregor — as we all know — went on to earn his titles in two weight divisions simultaneously, making him the first-ever UFC fighter to do so.
How to Watch UFC 257 on Kayo Main Event
Good news is, you won’t need a Kayo subscription to be able to stream this fight. Both subscribers and those who wish to watch the fight alone can catch this on pay-per-view for only $54.95 via Main Event on Kayo starting Wednesday, 20 January.
Those who order this pay-per-view event via Main Event on Kayo will get access to watch the event LIVE and on-demand for 48 hours. Non-Kayo subscribers will also be given complimentary access to Kayo’s extensive library of sports broadcasts and other related shows until February 4 as part of their purchase.
Unified heavyweight world champion, Anthony Joshua defends his IBF, WBA and WBO belts against Bulgarian, Kubrat Pulev this Sunday.
Joshua is currently one of the biggest names in the business and is chasing a fight with WBC champion, Tyson Fury to make history and unify the division, with only Pulev standing in his way.
The great news for Aussie fight fans is that this event will be broadcast live and exclusive in Australia via new sports streaming platform, DAZN.
When is Joshua v Pulev fight?
The fight between Joshua and Pulev will take place on Sunday, December 13th at Wembley Arena, London from 6.00 am (AEDT). It will also be the first boxing event in the UK to have fans in attendance since the coronavirus outbreak.
How Much will Joshua v Pulev Fight Cost?
This fight comes as part of a standard DAZN subscription. As DAZN has just launched in Australia, they are offering everything on their platform for only $2.99/month.
That means that as well as the upcoming clash between Joshua and Pulev, you will also get access to fights involving Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez, Ryan Garcia and Gennadiy ‘GGG’ Golovkin – in December alone.
Who is favourite for the Joshua v Pulev fight?
As the man holding three versions of the world heavyweight title, Anthony Joshua goes into the contest as favourite. Pulev has only ever been beaten once in his career by Ukrainian legend, Wladimir Klitschko, a man who Joshua famously knocked out in 2017.
Who is fighting on the Joshua v Pulev Undercard?
There will be some serious talent on show across the undercard including a bout featuring the undefeated cruiserweight, Lawrence Okolie for the vacant WBO title.
Cousin of Tyson Fury, Hughie Fury, will take on Poland’s Mariusz Wach, whilst Martin Bakole goes head-to-head with Sergey Kuzmin. This makes a total of three heavyweight fights throughout the event – ensuring big KOs will be never too far away!
Here’s the full fight card for December 13th on DAZN:
One of the sports that suffered hardest during the coronavirus outbreak was surfing, in particular the World Surf League.
However, there was some very positive news for fans of WSL this week as it was announced that the season will get underway from December 4 – and it will all be available to watch live on free to air.
Seven Network and 7plus will broadcast every round of this year’s competition live, including the season opener in Hawaii.
Reigning World Champ Carissa Moore will get the defence of her title underway from December 4-15, in her own backyard, during the Maui Pro.
The men’s competition at Pipeline will run from December 8-20, with Italo Ferreira out to make it back to back men’s crowns.
As well as the WSL Seven will broadcast events live from the Challenger Series, Big Wave at Large and the Longboard Tour.
The first event of the tour to take place in Australia will be the Rip Curl Pro at Bells Beach in April. The season will come to an end in September 2021 at Trestles, California.
Here are a few dates for the diary of surf fans in Australia.
Updated: 29th November.. Mike Tyson and Roy Jones, two legends of the boxing ring, have been enticed out of retirement for one last dance. Wondering how to watch the fight live? Here’s everything you need to know…
When is the Tyson and Roy Jones Jr Fight?
For Australian fight fans, Sunday the 29th of November is the date to mark down in your diary. The fight is expected to start at approximately 5 pm AEST. The fight was initially set to take place in September but was rescheduled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Who Are Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr?
These fighters are without doubt two of boxing’s greatest. Mike Tyson (now 54 years old) is still the youngest fighter ever to win a Heavyweight World title, a feat he achieved at the tender age of 20.
He reigned supreme as undisputed champ for three years between 1987 and 1990, renowned for his brutal over-the-top right hand.
Roy Jones Jr, now 51 years old, was an altogether different man in and out of the ring, but no less ruthless.
He won world titles at three different weights (Middleweight, Super Middleweight, Light Heavyweight) and even has an Olympic Silver Medal to his name. He is easily considered one of the best boxers to have graced the squared circle.
How to Watch the Tyson v Jones Jr Fight
This one-off boxing clash will only be available on pay-per-view in Australia for $59.95 – via Main Event.
You can access Main Event for this fight through either Foxtel and Kayo Sports. Foxtel subscribers just need to select the Main Event channel on the Foxtel TV listings and purchase the fight, which will be added to your monthly billing.
It should be noted that the fight is not part of the Kayo free trial. The event must be purchased choosing one of the various payment options Kayo provide.
What times does Tyson v Jones Jr start?
The Headline fight between Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr. is expected to start at approximately 5 pm AEST, depending on the duration of the undercard bouts.
Full coverage on Main Event starts at 12 pm AEST. If you tune in from this time you won’t miss a second of the full card.
As well as the Main Event, there will be a contest featuring former Super Middleweight Champion Badou Jack – as well as a celebrity encounter between Youtube’s Jake Paul and NBA star Nate Robinson.
Check out the full fight card below:
MAIN EVENT
Details
Date / Time
Provider
Mike Tyson v Roy Jones Jr
Approx 5pm, Nov 29th, 2020
Main Event (Foxtel / Kayo)
UNDERCARD
Details
Date / Time
Provider
Jake Paul v Nate Robinson
From 3pm, Nov 29th, 2020
Main Event (Foxtel / Kayo)
Badou Jack v Blake McKernan
From 3pm, Nov 29th, 2020
Main Event (Foxtel / Kayo)
Viddal Riley v Rashad Coulter
From 3pm, Nov 29th, 2020
Main Event (Foxtel / Kayo)
PRELIMS
Details
Date / Time
Provider
Ortiz v Albright
From 1pm, Nov 29th, 2020
Main Event (Foxtel / Kayo)
Gonzalez v Vasquez
From 1pm, Nov 29th, 2020
Main Event (Foxtel / Kayo)
Cusumano v Jones
From 1pm, Nov 29th, 2020
Main Event (Foxtel / Kayo)
Tyson v Jones Jr Rules
As this fight takes place in California it needed to be passed by the California State Athletic Commission (CSAC). They agreed that the fight could take place as long as it was over 8×2 minute rounds.
The fight has been sold as an exhibition contest, however, no head protection will be worn and both fighters will wear 12oz gloves, the same weight they would have worn in their respective heydays.
But anyone expecting these two to step around the ring in an elaborate sparring session should think again. They will go at it – and go at it hard.
How to Live Stream Tyson v Jones Jr
There are two options when it comes to streaming Tyson v Jones Jr once you have purchased the PPV. If you’re a Foxtel customer, you can stream the fight live via the Foxtel GO app.
You can also stream every minute live with the Kayo Sports app. Both of these options are available to use on a wide range of PCs, Mobile Devices, Games Consoles and Smart TVs.
Lebron James’ LA Lakers won the NBA title for the first time in eight years only last month, but already their focus is on defending it as the 2020/21 campaign is set to get underway.
The new season will tip-off on December 22nd and Aussie Basketball fans have a number of options when it comes to watching games live or On Demand.
Watch or Stream the NBA Live in Australia
SBS are currently the official free to air provider in Australia, broadcasting 67 regular-season games as well as the finals. You can watch these games at home on your TV, or live stream on your favourite device via SBS Viceland,
If you’re a Foxtel Sports or Kayo subscriber you can also get an additional 59 regular-season games, along with the 2021 All-Star Weekend and the end of season finals. Foxtel customers can stream via the Foxtel Go app. Kayo customers can also stream games live via the Kayo site or app. Kayo currently has a 14-day free trial if you would like to check out some of their game-changing features.
Still not enough? Then the best option for you may just be the NBA Live Pass, which lets you watch and stream every single NBA game across the season, live and On Demand. That means up to 40 games a week, live on your Smart TV, PC or Mobile Phone. But it’s not just about the game with Live Pass, as there is also a range of player interviews and expert analysis at your fingertips. It is still yet to be confirmed whether or not NBA Live Pass will be available with a free trial this season.
A brand new international rugby tournament, the Autumn Nations Cup, is set to kick off this weekend in the Northern Hemisphere – featuring all of the Six Nations teams along with Georgia and Fiji. Here’s everything you need to know about the competition, including how you can watch games live on your TV or mobile device.
What is the Autumn Nations Cup?
Usually, at this time of year European Rugby Nations are preparing themselves for visiting giants such as Australia, New Zealand and South Africa during the Autumn Internationals. But as with just about every other sport, coronavirus has thrown a spanner in the works.
This has left England, France; Ireland, Wales, Scotland and Ireland with a big, empty fixture schedule. So the Six Nations sides invited Georgia and Fiji to help create a unique, one-off competition.
The teams in the Autumn Nations Cup will be split into two groups of four and play a round-robin format over three weeks. The two teams that win both groups will then play each other in the Grand Final on December 7th.
Group A
Group B
England
France
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Italy
Georgia
Fiji
How to watch the Autumn Nations Cup this weekend
The Autumn Nations Cup will not be available on free to air TV of any kind. It will be broadcast exclusively via BeIN sports, which is only available with Foxtel or Kayo in Australia. Kayo currently has a 14-day free trial which means you can watch the first two rounds of the Autumn Nations Cup without paying a cent.
If you’re worried about the kick-off times of the tournament, fear not. Full On Demand replays will be available to Foxtel and Kayo customers.
Details
Date / Time
Provider
England v Ireland
Sun, 22nd Nov – 2.00am
Foxtel / Kayo
Wales v Georgia
Sun, 22nd Nov – 4.15am
Foxtel / Kayo
Scotland v France
Mon, 23rd Nov – 2.00am
Foxtel / Kayo
Streaming services you can watch it on
There are two options when it comes to streaming the Autumn Nations Cup live. If you’re a Foxtel customer, you can access games via the Foxtel GO app. You can also stream every minute live with the Kayo Sports app. Both of these options are available to use on a wide range of PCs, Mobile Devices, Games Consoles and Smart TVs.
This weekend is going to be another cracker for sports fans with the Wallabies taking on the All Black-conquering Pumas, plus the ATP Tennis Finals in London.
There’s also T20 from the WBBL, the final MotoGP race of the season and Autumn Nations Cup rugby. Not bad!
How to watch the sport you love this weekend
Free to air TV is a little light on sport this weekend, so your best bet for live-action comes via Foxtel and Kayo Sports.
You can also get your teeth into some of the world’s lesser know leagues via Sports Flick. Sports Flick has everything from Cricket and MMA to Soccer and Rugby League.
Check out where to watch all the best sport this weekend with our fixtures table below.
Saturday
Sport
Event
Details
Time
Provider
Golf
RSM Classic
Round 2
5.00am
Foxtel / Kayo
Cricket
WBBL
Hurricanes v Scorchers
3.40pm
Foxtel / Kayo
Rugby Union
Tri Nations
Argentina v Australia
7.40pm
Foxtel / Kayo
MotoGP
Portuguese GP
Qualifying
11.00pm
Foxtel / Kayo
Sunday
Sport
Event
Details
Time
Provider
Rugby Union
Aut. Nations Cup
England v Ireland
2.00am
Foxtel / Kayo
Tennis
ATP Finals
Day 7
7.00am
Foxtel / Kayo
Golf
RSM Classic
Round 3
5.00am
Foxtel / Kayo
MotoGP
Portuguese GP
Race
10.00pm
Foxtel / Kayo
Streaming services you can watch it on
All the standout action from this weekend’s sport will available on Foxtel and Kayo. Kayo currently have a free 14 day trial with cancel and any time option.
If you prefer to discover sports you know and love in other areas of the world, such as MMA from Japan and Soccer from the United Arab Emirates, you can also take advantage of Sports Flicks’ 3 Day free trial, as an alternative.
Stan announced today that from 2021 they will have exclusive broadcast rights for both Roland Garros and Wimbledon.
Looks like the Australian streaming service is hot on the heels of Amazon, taking their first steps into major live sports. This comes just days after Stan also announced that they have the exclusive rights to the 2021 edition of Super Rugby AU, as well as The Rugby Championship.
Having arguably the two most prestigious Grand Slam tournaments on their roster is sure to open Stan up to a wider audience. It will also be the first time that a streaming service that usually deals in only movies and films has attempted to pull off live sport.
Stan will show every minute of both events live and on-demand. What’s even more impressive is the fact that their coverage will be ad-free, which is great news for tennis purists.
If it works it could be a sign of things to come. Amazon is already trialling live soccer and rugby in Europe, and there is talk that Netflix could follow suit next year.
Stan is probably better placed than most to make the leap into live sport thanks to their parent company, Nine, who have been a major play in free to air sports for decades..
You can watch live coverage of Roland Garros (French Open) from May 24th, 2021 with coverage of Wimbledon getting underway from June 28th, 2021.
Last week’s first State of Origin game was fantastic viewing for just about everyone who wasn’t wearing Blue.
Origin Game 2 may just decide who has the bragging rights this year, and if the Maroons take victory on Sydney soil, it will easily be considered one of the biggest upsets in recent memory.
Wondering when and where to watch it all live? Here’s all the info you need!
How to live stream State of Origin Game 2 in Australia
This Wednesday’s State Of Origin head-to-head will be available live, exclusively on channel Nine. If you prefer a more practical streaming option, however, fear not, as Game 2 will also be available to stream live with Nine’s streaming service, 9now.
You can easily access 9now online using your PC or Mac, or via the 9now app which you can be download via Google Play or Apple Store.
What time does the State of Origin kick-off?
No matter where you are in Australia, you won’t want to miss this one. Here’s a breakdown of the State Of Origin Game 2 kick-off times in your region.
State
Kick-Off
Channel
NSW (Syndney)
8.15pm
Nine/9now
QLD (Brisbane)
7.15pm
Nine/9now
WA (Perth)
5.15pm
Nine/9now
SA (Adelaide)
7.45pm
Nine/9now
TAS (Hobart)
8.15pm
Nine/9now
NT (Darwin)
6.45pm
Nine/9now
How to watch a replay of State of Origin Game 1 and 2
If you were unlucky enough to miss out on last week’s game (or you’re reading this after Game 2 has kicked off), then you can still watch the full game, on demand, with Kayo Sports. Kayo also offers a handy 14 day free trial, meaning that you don’t even need to pay a cent for the pleasure!
Can I watch State of Origin Game 1 on free-to-air TV
Due to TV rights agreements, State Of Origin Game 1 can not be viewed On Demand on free to air after the live broadcast with Nine or 9Now. Full On Demand replays are only available with a Foxtel or Kayo subscription. Foxtel and Kayo have the full rights to State Of Origin replays across all three games this year.
