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The Best Fight Streaming Services in 2026

There's no single service that carries all of combat sports in 2026 — the UFC, boxing, the PFL, ONE and the rest are split across different platforms. Here's every service that matters, what it costs, and exactly what fights you get for the money.

At a glance

Paramount+$8.99–$13.99/mo. Exclusive US home of the UFC (all numbered events + Fight Nights, no PPV) and Zuffa Boxing.
DAZN$34.99/mo Standard, $44.99/mo Ultimate. The boxing hub — Matchroom, Golden Boy, Queensberry, Top Rank, Riyadh, PBC — plus premium BKFC cards. Premium PPVs ~$69.99 on Standard; Ultimate bundles them.
ESPN (Select/Unlimited)$12.99/mo Select, $29.99/mo Unlimited. The PFL (main cards on ESPN2, prelims in the app) and MVP women's boxing.
Amazon Prime Video$14.99/mo. ONE Championship (included, no extra fee) and PBC pay-per-views (per event).
UFC Fight Pass$10.99/mo. The UFC library/archives plus live regional promotions — LFA, Cage Warriors, GLORY, Invicta, Polaris. Not where marquee UFC cards air.
BKTV$7.99/mo. BKFC's monthly live events (PPV cards extra).
FloGrappling$29.99/mo or $149.99/yr. Grappling — ADCC (incl. 2026 Worlds), IBJJF, Polaris.
Netflix$8.99–$26.99/mo. Occasional mega-event boxing (included, no PPV) plus WWE Raw.
TrillerTV$7.99/mo or $69.99/yr. Home of GLORY Kickboxing — but GLORY main events are sold as PPV on top of the subscription.

Which one should you get?

A note on prices and trials

These are the prices we could verify as of publication; several rose in early 2026 (Paramount+ and DAZN both increased, and Paramount+ ended its free trials). Free trials come and go and we've only listed ones we could confirm — always check the service's own page before subscribing. Prices and availability can also vary by location.

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