Watch UFC 248: Movsar Evloev vs. Jamall Emmers with a VPN

Why watch UFC 248: Movsar Evloev vs. Jamall Emmers with a VPN

UFC 247 pits the undefeated Movsar Evloev against 30-year-old west coast regional scene veteran Jamall Emmers. Evolev is the favorite, but Emmers is coming off of an impressive four-game win streak. Emmers’ notable victories include triumphs over Cory Sandhagen, Chris Avila, Alexander Hernandez and others. Evolev hails from Russia and he hasn’t lost a single match over the span of his 12-win UFC career.

Originally, Evolev was set to go up against Douglas Silva De Andrade. For undisclosed reasons, the UFC recently decided to pull Andrade and replace him with Emmers.

UFC Fight Pass is the official streaming service and the best way to tune in, but depending on where you live, that UFC live stream may be restricted. UFC Fight Night and many other streaming services use IP addresses to identify their users’ locations and stop them from opening feeds that they don’t want you to access. License agreements make these kinds of virtual barriers mandatory. But with Hotspot Shield VPN, you can spoof your location by logging in through one of our many international VPN servers. 

If you want to make it seem as though you’re using the internet in Canada, for example, our UFC VPN can make that happen. We also have servers in the United States, the UK, India and many other countries all over the world, even China. You can be anywhere you need to be to access whichever UFC live stream you desire. 

UFC Fight Night is just one streaming app that you can unblock with Hotspot Shield VPN. You can use your Hotspot Shield VPN app to make watch Netflix from different countries, for example. Streaming services like Hulu with Live TV that don’t normally work outside the US are accessible everywhere once you connect. The same thing goes for streaming services that only work in Canada or the UK.

How to avoid UFC Fight Pass blackouts

Licensing restrictions stop the UFC from offering UFC Fight Pass to people who live in Brazil, for example. With Hotspot Shield VPN, that barrier goes away. All you have to do is open your Hotspot Shield VPN app and connect to another part of the world (United States, for example). This will give you full access to whichever UFC stream you want to view as if you lived in the USA. 

If you’re a UK-based UFC Fight Pass subscriber, you will see more content in your UFC Fight Pass app after you connect to a foreign VPN server. UK-based UFC Fight Pass subscribers are able to access UFC main cards through the UFC Fight Pass app with our software. Without a UFC VPN, you have to use BT Sport to watch those events. 

With Hotspot Shield VPN connected, you can avoid UFC Fight Pass blackouts with ease and watch UFC streams free from restrictions, no matter where in the world you live.

Watch UFC fights on ESPN+ worldwide

UFC Fight Pass is just one of two apps that offer PPV UFC content. Another way to access UFC events is through ESPN+. 

ESPN+ is a standalone streaming service. In other words, you can subscribe to it directly without having to prove that you have a cable TV subscription. In addition to offering UFC PPV tickets, ESPN+ also carries boxing, cricket, soccer, rugby, and all kinds of other sports streams.

Even though ESPN+ is only officially available in the United States, anyone in the world can access it by connecting to one of Hotspot Shield’s American VPN servers. ESPN+ subscribers can then buy virtual tickets to pay-per-view UFC events through the app.