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Get ready for the Professional Fighters League as they land in Charlotte for a night of action. Featuring the finals of the single-elimination tournament for the Lightweight, Bantamweight, and Women’s Flyweight divisions, there’s sure to be some exciting moments. Learn how to watch the PFL World Tournament 9 here.
When is the PFL World Tournament 9?
The PFL World Tournament 9 will be live from the Bojangles Coliseum in Charlotte, North Carolina, United States, on Friday, August 15th. The pay-per-view event will start at 6:30 pm ET / 3:30 pm PT, streaming exclusively on ESPN+.
How to Order the PFL World Tournament 9
You can order the PFL World Tournament 9 exclusively through ESPN+. Before purchasing, you need a subscription to ESPN+ to access the service’s PPV content. Afterward, a separate payment is required for the PFL World Tournament 9 fight and any future pay-per-view events on the service.
How Much Does the PFL World Tournament 9 Cost on ESPN+?
Once you have an ESPN+ subscription, you can purchase the PFL World Tournament 9 pay-per-view fight for $49.99. After purchase, the event will be available to stream on compatible devices at home or on the go.
ESPN+ Prices
ESPN+ offers several subscription options, providing monthly or annual payments to best fit your budget. They also have an Español option for Spanish-speaking viewers.
| Membership Type | Price |
|---|---|
| ESPN+ | $11.99/month, $119.99/year |
| ESPN+ Español | $11.99/month, $119.99/year |
What Devices are Compatible with ESPN+?
You can stream the PFL World Tournament 9 on various devices with ESPN+, including Android phones, iPhones, Roku, Samsung Smart TV, Amazon Fire TV, Xbox Series X, and PlayStation 4. Check out the full compatibility list of devices below:
- Samsung Smart TV
- Roku Smart TV
- Vizio Smart TV
- Android TV
- Amazon Fire TV
- Apple TV
- Chromecast
- Amazon Fire TV Stick
- PlayStation 4
- PlayStation 5
- Xbox One
- Xbox Series X
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PFL World Tournament 9 Fight Card
There are several great matchups in the PFL World Tournament 9 this year. Make sure you catch all your favorites by checking out the lineups below:
- Gadzhi Rabadanov vs. Alfie Davis (Lightweight)
- Liz Carmouche vs. Jena Bishop (Women’s Flyweight)
- Marcirley Alves vs. Justin Wetzell (Bantamweight)
- Mads Burnell vs. Robert Watley (Lightweight)
- Juliana Velasquez vs. Ekaterina Shakalova (Women’s Flyweight)
- Biaggio Ali Walsh vs. Adryan Grundy (Lightweight)
- Sabrina de Sousa vs. Saray Orozco (Women’s Flyweight)
- Renat Khavalov vs. Vilson Ndregjoni (Bantamweight)
- Kendly St. Louis vs. Chris Mixan (Welterweight)
- Damion Nelson vs. Isaiah Diggs (Featherweight)
FAQs
While UFC earns more revenue, sponsorships, promotions, and marketing than the PFL, there are some notable benefits to following the Professional Fighters League. These include a sports season format with regular season, playoffs, and championships, a SmartCage for better analytics, and a global vision for the sport.
Elbows are banned in the PFL to prevent serious injuries that could delay future matches during the season. The matches are held in a 10-sided MMA cage and adhere to mixed martial arts rules, except for the elbow ban.
ESPN Plus is a great service for sports fans who want live sports without cable or want to get access to exclusive content in addition to ESPN through cable. If you enjoy live sports, original shows, premium articles, podcasts, and radio centered around sporting events, then ESPN+ is worth the subscription.
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