UFC 292 Livestream: How to Watch Sterling vs. O’Malley Online
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Quick Answer: You can watch UFC 292 on the U.K.’s BT Sport using a VPN (and avoid paying the PPV fee), or you can watch UFC 292 by buying the PPV livestream on ESPN+.
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UFC 292 PPV
UFC is heading to Boston tonight for a doubleheader event, culminating in a battle between bantamweight champion Aljamain Sterling and rising star Sean O’Malley.
If you’re unable to make it to Beantown to see the event in person, you’ll certainly want to stream this one online. Below is a quick guide on two ways to watch UFC 292 online, plus key details about the event including the fight card, start time, and Sterling vs. O’Malley odds.
Stream UFC 292 With a VPN
One way to stream UFC 292 without paying the PPV fee is to get a VPN. Streaming-enabled VPNs (such as ExpressVPN) let you access BT Sport, a U.K.-based streaming service that’s typically geo-blocked for U.S. viewers. BT Sport costs just £29.99 a month (about $38) and doesn’t charge a PPV fee for UFC numbered events.
ExpressVPN
To watch BT Sport’s UFC 292 livestream, you’ll need to sign up for a capable VPN — we recommend ExpressVPN or NordVPN. Both VPNs offer speedy, secure service, and they’re reasonably priced at $13 a month (discounts are also available for upfront multi-month payments). Plus, both offer full refunds within 30 days if you change your mind.
Once you’ve signed up for a VPN, set your location to anywhere in the U.K., grab a subscription to BT Sport, and enjoy streaming Sterling vs. O’Malley without paying the PPV fee.
How to Watch UFC 292 Online (U.S. Livestream)
The only way to watch Sterling vs. O’Malley in the U.S. (without a VPN) is to purchase the event’s PPV livestream through ESPN+. If you’re already an ESPN+ subscriber, you can buy the Sterling vs. O’Malley PPV livestream for $79.99.
UFC 292 PPV
If you don’t have an ESPN+ subscription, you’ll need to sign up to purchase the UFC 292 PPV. ESPN+ costs $9.99 per month, but you can save on that subscription cost by bundling the Sterling vs. O’Malley PPV with an annual ESPN+ subscription. This bundle — which includes the UFC 292 PPV and a whole year of ESPN+ — costs $124.98, saving you $55 compared to purchasing them separately.
ESPN+ / UFC 292 PPV Bundle
Another way to save when signing up for ESPN+ is to get the Disney Bundle. For $12.99 a month, the Disney Bundle gets you subscriptions to Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+, saving about $11 per month compared to subscribing to each service separately.
Once you’ve signed up for ESPN+, you’ll be able to purchase the UFC 292 PPV livestream for $79.99.
When is UFC 292? Date, Time, Location
UFC 292 is happening on Saturday, Aug. 19, at the TD Garden In Boston, Massachusetts (grab last-minute tickets here if you’re in the area).
The event is scheduled to kick off with prelims at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT, and the main card is slated to begin at 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT.
UFC 292: Sterling vs. O’Malley Odds, Fight Card
Aljamain Sterling has held the bantamweight belt since 2021, but Sterling’s win over previous champion Petr Yan and his subsequent defenses have never been all that decisive. Sterling took the title from Yan by disqualification, and defended the belt via two split decision victories and one TKO against TJ Dillashaw, who had a bum shoulder throughout training and during the fight against Sterling.
“Funk Master” Sterling has 23 wins in a 26-fight career. Wrestling is his primary weapon, helping bring about eight submissions but only three knockouts.
Sean O’Malley couldn’t be more different than his opponent tonight. The 28-year-old is set on becoming the next Conor McGregor, and, with his lanky, dyed hair look and in-octagon bravado, that level of stardom is certainly on the table. He’s racked up a 16-1-1 record, and his 11 knockouts prove “Suga’s” talent for striking. This means O’Malley will likely need to keep Sterling on his feet if he wants to nab the championship.
As of writing, oddsmakers have Sterling as the favorite with a moneyline of -260 against O’Malley’s +205.
Besides Sterling vs. O’Malley, UFC 292 viewers will get a co-main title fight in Zhang Weili vs. Amanda Lemos, fighting for the former’s strawweight title. This will be Weili’s first title defense since taking the belt from Carla Esparza last year.
Here’s the full fight card for UFC 292: Sterling vs. O’Malley:
Main Card (10 p.m. ET on ESPN+ PPV)
Aljamain Sterling (c) vs. Sean O’Malley — Bantamweight Championship
Zhang Weili (c) vs. Amanda Lemos — Strawweight Championship
Ian Machado Garry vs. Neil Magny — Welterweights
Mario Bautista vs. Da’Mon Blackshear — Bantamweights
Marlon Vera vs. Pedro Munhoz — Bantamweights
Prelims (8 p.m. ET on ESPN+/ESPN)
Chris Weidman vs. Brad Tavares — Middleweights
Gregory Rodrigues vs. Denis Tiuliulin — Middleweights
Kurt Holobaugh vs. Austin Hubbard — Lightweights
Brad Katona vs. Cody Gibson — Bantamweights
Early Prelims (6:30 p.m. ET on ESPN+/ESPN)
Gerald Meerschaert vs. Andre Petroski — Middleweights
Andrea Lee vs. Natalia Silva — Women’s Flyweights
Maryna Moroz vs. Karine Silva — Women’s Flyweights
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