UFC 324 is not available on Paramount Plus

UFC 324 will not air on Paramount Plus. The event is exclusive to ESPN+ and will require a separate subscription to that streaming service. Paramount Plus does carry some UFC content, but major numbered events like UFC 324 are reserved for ESPN+, which holds the primary rights to live UFC broadcasts in the United States.

If you want to watch UFC 324, you will need to subscribe to ESPN+ directly. The service costs $11.99 per month on its own, or $14.99 per month as part of the Disney Bundle, which also includes Disney+ and Hulu. Some UFC pay-per-view events may require an additional purchase on top of your ESPN+ subscription, so check the event details closer to the date.

Key Takeaways

  • UFC 324 streams exclusively on ESPN+, not on Paramount Plus, so you cannot watch it through your Paramount Plus account.
  • ESPN+ costs $11.99 per month as a standalone subscription or $14.99 per month as part of the Disney Bundle.
  • Some UFC events on ESPN+ are included with your subscription, while others require an additional pay-per-view fee on top of your monthly cost.
  • You can check the UFC's official website or ESPN+ directly to confirm whether UFC 324 requires a pay-per-view purchase.

What UFC content is actually on Paramount Plus

Paramount Plus does carry some UFC programming, but it is limited compared to ESPN+. You may find older UFC fights, highlights, documentaries, and analysis shows on Paramount Plus, depending on your subscription tier and region. However, live UFC events—especially major numbered cards—do not appear on Paramount Plus.

The confusion often arises because Paramount Plus is owned by Paramount Global, which also owns CBS. CBS has broadcast some UFC events in the past, but those are separate from the streaming rights held by ESPN+. If you see a UFC show listed on Paramount Plus, it is likely a replay, documentary, or analysis program rather than a live event.

How to find UFC 324 on ESPN Plus

Once you have an ESPN+ subscription, finding UFC 324 is straightforward. Open the ESPN+ app or website, navigate to the sports menu, and select UFC. The event will be listed in the upcoming events section with the date, time, and any additional fees required. You can set a reminder so you do not miss the start time.

If UFC 324 requires a pay-per-view purchase, ESPN+ will clearly display the price before you complete the transaction. Some events are included with your monthly subscription at no extra cost, while others charge between $70 and $80 for the fight card. The ESPN+ app will tell you which applies to this event.

Checking if you already have ESPN Plus access

If you subscribe to the Disney Bundle (Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ together), you already have ESPN+ included. Log into your Disney account and open the ESPN+ app to see if your subscription is active. You can also check by visiting ESPN+ directly and signing in with your Disney credentials.

If you have a Hulu subscription with ads, ESPN+ is not included—you would need to upgrade to Hulu with ads plus ESPN+, or subscribe to ESPN+ separately. Similarly, a basic Disney+ subscription does not include ESPN+. Only the full Disney Bundle includes all three services.

Alternative ways to watch UFC 324

If you do not want to subscribe to ESPN+, some UFC events are occasionally available through traditional pay-per-view on cable or satellite providers like Comcast, DirecTV, or Dish Network. You can contact your provider to see if they are offering UFC 324 through their system, though this option is becoming less common as the UFC shifts more content to streaming.

Another option is to watch at a sports bar or restaurant that has a subscription to ESPN+ or cable pay-per-view. Many establishments show UFC events on their televisions, and you can enjoy the fight with food and company. Call ahead to confirm they plan to show the event and arrive early for popular fights, as seating fills up quickly.

Setting up ESPN Plus for the first time

To watch UFC 324 on ESPN+, start by visiting the ESPN+ website or downloading the ESPN+ app from your device's app store. If you do not have a Disney account, you will need to create one with your email address and a password. Then select your subscription plan—either ESPN+ alone or the Disney Bundle—and enter your payment information.

After your subscription is active, log in and navigate to the UFC section. You can browse upcoming events, watch replays of past fights, and access exclusive UFC content like documentaries and fighter interviews. The app works on smartphones, tablets, computers, smart TVs, and streaming devices like Roku, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire Stick.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I watch UFC 324 for free on Paramount Plus?

No. UFC 324 is not available on Paramount Plus at any price. It streams exclusively on ESPN+, which requires a paid subscription. Some older UFC content may be available on Paramount Plus, but live events are not.

Do I need to pay extra for UFC 324 on ESPN Plus?

It depends on the event. Some UFC events are included with your ESPN+ subscription, while others require an additional pay-per-view fee of $70 to $80. ESPN+ will display the price clearly before you purchase, so you will know the total cost before committing.

Can I watch UFC 324 on my TV if I have Paramount Plus?

Only if you also have ESPN+. Paramount Plus does not carry live UFC events. You would need to subscribe to ESPN+ separately and stream it through the ESPN+ app on your smart TV or streaming device.

Is the Disney Bundle worth it if I only want to watch UFC?

The Disney Bundle costs $14.99 per month and includes ESPN+, Disney+, and Hulu with ads. If you watch any Disney or Hulu content, it may be cheaper than paying for ESPN+ alone at $11.99 per month. However, if you only want UFC, the standalone ESPN+ subscription is the better deal.

What devices can I use to watch UFC 324 on ESPN Plus?

ESPN+ works on phones, tablets, computers, smart TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Stick, PlayStation, Xbox, and other streaming devices. read the ESPN+ app or visit the website on any of these devices and log in with your subscription account.