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UFC 333 is officially underway, but fans still have time to catch the main event: the Featherweight Championship bout between Alexander Volkanovski and Movsar Evloev, with walkouts expected at 1:30 p.m. PT/4:30 p.m. ET.
Thanks to the UFC-Paramount deal, the event airs exclusively on Paramount+, and while the service doesn’t offer a free trial of its own, DirecTV’s Signature packages (Entertainment, Choice and Ultimate) include three months of Paramount+ at no extra cost and offer a five-day free trial. Alternatively, the streamer’s most comprehensive Signature package, Premier, includes unlimited Paramount+ access (and has the same five-day trial).
At a Glance: How to Watch UFC 333
Where to Watch UFC 333: Streaming Date, Time
UFC 333 is officially underway, with main event walkouts for the Featherweight Championship bout between Alexander Volkanovski and Movsar Evloev estimated at 1:30 p.m. PT/4:30 p.m. ET.
The full event will be broadcast live on Paramount+, and while the streaming service no longer offers a free trial period directly through its site, there is a little-known workaround through partner subscription DirecTV. Customers who sign up for one of the streaming service’s Entertainment, Choice or Ultimate packages can get three months of Paramount+ Premium, HBO Max, STARZ, Cinemax and MGM+ included at no extra cost ($185 value). Plus, DirecTV offers a five-day free trial for any of its plans, meaning new members can stream the fights at no cost.
To claim the offer, select your preferred signature package, then opt to add Paramount+ where it instructs you to pick your add-ons. As indicated, you’ll automatically get three months of the service included in your subscription. After three months, unless cancelled at any time, DirecTV’s premium add-ons will renew monthly at the then-prevailing rate.
Alternatively, the streamer’s most comprehensive Signature package, Premier, includes Paramount+ access indefinitely (and has the same five-day free trial).
