How to watch Paul vs Diaz live stream online, plus Serrano vs. Hardy for undisputed featherweight title
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Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, will be a priority watch for anyone anticipating the bitter end (or eventual continuation) of the sudden beef between these polarizing stars. While there are no free live streams for Paul vs. Diaz, you can pay far less than the $60 asking price in the US by accessing cheaper streams from other countries using a VPN. Keep reading for details on how to watch Paul vs. Diaz live streams once the bell tolls.
While former UFC fighter Nate Diaz has fully solidified himself as a veritable combat sports threat during his prime fighting years, he's aged, and pure boxing is new for the prizefighter. YouTube sensation Jake Paul seeks to squelch critics who say he's only successful against inactive or inexperienced boxers after suffering his first loss against an active boxer in February. Amanda Serrano vs. Heather Hardy to unify the seven featherweight championships between them is also a big draw for this PPV boxing event.
How to watch Paul vs. Diaz live stream from anywhere
The UK has the best PPV price for Paul vs. Diaz. DAZN will have the fight for £14.99 there on top of the monthly fee (new subscribers get their first month for £1).
DAZN has apps on Amazon Fire TV devices and tablets, Android and iOS phones and tablets, Apple TV, Android TV, Chromecast, Samsung and LG smart TVs, Roku players, Xbox and PlayStation gaming consoles, and even cable provider boxes like Cox and Xfinity. You can also watch in any modern web browser, like Chrome or Safari.
However, if you're not in the UK when you try to watch, you'll be hit by a geo-block. If you're watching from other countries and prefer to pay as little as possible, you can access DAZN by using a VPN to simulate your viewing device in the UK. The price converts to about $19 in the US at current exchange rates.
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How to watch Paul vs. Diaz with a VPN
- Sign up for a VPN if you don't have one.
- Install it on the device you're using to watch the game.
- Turn it on and set it to a UK location.
- Go to: DAZN. Sign up for an account with a UK postcode and payment method.
- Follow the instructions to purchase the Pay-Per-View event.
- You can watch the event online or via the DAZN app on various devices.
- When: August 5, 9 p.m. ET / August 6, 2 a.m. BST / August 6, 3 a.m. CEST / August 6, 11 a.m. AEST.
How to watch Paul vs. Diaz live streams in the USA
DAZN will also offer the pay-per-view event in the US. In addition to web browser access, DAZN has Android, iOS, Apple TV, Fire TV, LG, Samsung, Xbox, and Roku apps. There's just one problem: it costs $59.99 on top of a subscription fee (get your first month for just $1).
ESPN Plus is another option, but it isn't much better. You'll need to pay $9.99 for ESPN Plus on top of the $59.99 admission price, which ESPN offers in one neat bundle. ESPN+ is viewable through browsers and on Android, iOS, Apple TV, Roku, PlayStation, Xbox, Samsung Smart TVs, and Oculus.
Some may happily pay these prices, but not all. If you have a VPN, you can tune in much cheaper by signing up for DAZN's UK broadcast, as described above.
How to watch Paul vs. Diaz in Australia
Kayo Sports will offer the championship bout for Australian viewers. There's a $34.95 charge, which exchanges to nearly $27 in the US. This is another potential way to access a cheaper stream if you're having trouble signing up for UK's DAZN.
Paul vs. Diaz fight schedule
Below, we list a schedule of other bouts, including a women's featherweight title unification that'll consolidate seven belts on the waist, arms, neck, and any other free limbs of one undisputed champion. The undercard's opening bell rings at 9 p.m. Eastern.
- Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz (Catchweight bout)
- Amanda Serrano vs. Heather Hardy (Undisputed featherweight championship)
- Shadasia Green vs. Olivia Curry (Women's super middleweight bout)
- Ashton Sylve vs. William Silva (Lightweight bout)
- Alan Sanchez vs. Angel Beltran Villa (Welterweight bout)
- Chris Avila vs. Jeremy Stephens (Super middleweight bout)
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