Best IPTV for UFC UK 2026: Top 3 for Fight Nights
QueenIPTV guide: Best IPTV for UFC UK 2026: UFC on TNT Sports and HBO Max, fight times in UK time, and QueenIPTV, KenoaTV and Televo compared.
Choosing the best IPTV for UFC UK fans starts with knowing what you already get legally: in the UK, every UFC card, including the numbered events that cost extra in the past in America, is shown live on TNT Sports and streams on HBO Max as part of the subscription. The catch is the clock. Most Las Vegas cards start at 1am on a Sunday, the main event walks out around 4am to 5am, and anyone who wants the full night needs a stream that stays buffer free until breakfast. It matters this season because the autumn calendar is packed, with two title fights in Abu Dhabi and New York before mid-November. This guide maps the UFC calendar to mid-November in UK time, explains what TNT Sports and HBO Max cost, and compares three IPTV services for UK viewers who want UFC alongside football, boxing and rugby.
Quick answer: QueenIPTV is our first pick for UFC fans in the UK. It lists 1,765 UK channels (its own count), bills once in pounds from £11.99 for one month to £49.99 for a year, and offers a 36-hour trial with no card, extendable twice to about 4.5 days, long enough to test a full UFC night. KenoaTV is the same catalogue billed in US dollars, and Televo offers a 7-day money-back guarantee. For legal live UFC, TNT Sports on HBO Max costs £30.99 a month, or £25.99 a month on a 12-month plan.
Editorial disclosure
QueenIPTV publishes this article and sells IPTV subscriptions, including the service ranked first, so it has a commercial interest in this ranking. KenoaTV, ranked second, is closely related to QueenIPTV and uses the same trial, refund and channel catalogue structure. Prices, plan lengths, trial and refund terms and channel counts were checked on each provider's official website on 2 October 2026. UFC fixtures and UK start times were checked the same day on TNT Sports, WherestheMatch and Wikipedia, and HBO Max prices on hbomax.com. Channel and VOD counts are the providers' own claims. We ran no speed or buffering tests for this guide and publish no star ratings, uptime figures or user reviews.
Best IPTV for UFC UK at a glance
| Rank | IPTV service | Best for | Price range checked 2 Oct 2026 | Trial or guarantee | Refund |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | QueenIPTV | UK fans who want UFC nights plus the biggest UK channel group | £11.99 (1 month) to £79.99 (24 months) | 36 h, no card, extendable twice | Up to 50% with 7+ days left |
| 2 | KenoaTV (kenoatv.uk) | Paying in US dollars, US sports channels | $13.99 (1 month) to $169.99 (24 months) | 36 h, no card, extendable twice | Up to 50% with 7+ days left |
| 3 | Televo | A full money-back window | £24.99 (3 months) to £119.99 (24 months, Premium) | 7-day money-back guarantee | Full within 7 days |
What channel is UFC on in the UK?
UFC is on TNT Sports in the UK. TNT Sports says it shows live coverage of every UFC card from Las Vegas and beyond, and every event can be watched again on HBO Max, the streaming home for TNT Sports. TNT Sports is sold through Sky, BT TV, Prime Video and directly on HBO Max, so UK TV viewers have several ways to watch UFC live. Every UFC season in the UK is covered this way, from the prelims to the main event.
That differs from the USA. From 2026, Paramount holds exclusive US rights, and UFC events stream on Paramount+ there with no pay-per-view charge. UFC 324 on 24 January 2026 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas was the first event under that deal. UFC is not on Paramount+ in the UK: the UK rights are with TNT Sports.
UFC fixtures to November, in UK time
These are the next UFC events with UK start times and channels from WherestheMatch and TNT Sports. US cards begin in the early hours of Sunday morning, UK time; the main event usually starts three to four hours after the listed time.
| UK date and start | Event | Venue | UK TV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sun 4 Oct, 01:00 | UFC 332: Natália Silva vs Wang Cong | Delta Center, Salt Lake City | TNT Sports 1, HBO Max |
| Sun 11 Oct, 01:00 | UFC Fight Night: Brendan Allen vs Christian Leroy Duncan | Meta APEX, Las Vegas | TNT Sports 1, HBO Max |
| Sun 18 Oct, 01:00 | UFC Fight Night: Buckley vs Malott | Rogers Place, Edmonton | TNT Sports (channel TBC), HBO Max |
| Sat 24 Oct, 19:00 | UFC 333: Volkanovski vs Evloev | Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi | TNT Sports, HBO Max |
| Sat 31 Oct / Sun 1 Nov | UFC Fight Night: Moicano vs Nolan | Las Vegas | TNT Sports |
| Sat 7 / Sun 8 Nov | UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs Brady | Meta APEX, Las Vegas | TNT Sports |
| Sat 14 / Sun 15 Nov | UFC 334: Gane vs Hokit, plus Harrison vs Nunes | Madison Square Garden, New York | TNT Sports |
UFC 333 in Abu Dhabi is the fight night UK fans have circled, because the main event lands in prime time instead of the early hours: Alexander Volkanovski defends the featherweight title against Movsar Evloev at a UK-friendly 7pm start. UFC 334 at Madison Square Garden has a double title bill, with Ciryl Gane defending the heavyweight belt against Josh Hokit and Kayla Harrison defending the women's bantamweight belt against Amanda Nunes. Later in the season, Sean Strickland is due to defend the middleweight title against Nassourdine Imavov at UFC 335.
What happened to Paddy Pimblett vs Justin Gaethje?
Pimblett, the Liverpool fighter with one of the biggest UK followings in the sport, fought Justin Gaethje in the main event for the interim lightweight title at UFC 324 on 24 January 2026. The card started at 2am GMT in the UK, and Gaethje won by unanimous decision (48–47, 49–46, 49–46) over five rounds. In the UK, the event was shown on TNT Sports, as every UFC event is.
What legal UFC costs in the UK
| Option | What you get | Price (hbomax.com, 2 Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| HBO Max: TNT Sports | Sports only, all UFC cards live and on replay | £30.99 a month, or £25.99 a month on a 12-month plan |
| HBO Max: Standard with Ads & TNT Sports | Sports plus HBO Max entertainment | £36.98 a month, or £27.99 a month on a 12-month plan |
| HBO Max: Premium & TNT Sports | 4K entertainment, more streams (only 2 for sports) | £34.99 a month on a 12-month plan |
| TNT Sports via Sky, BT TV or Prime Video | The same channels inside a TV package | Varies by provider |
| TV Licence | Needed to watch any live TV | £180 a year |
HBO Max notes that live sport and replays contain ads, and its 12-month saver plans renew as rolling monthly plans afterwards. Compared with what an American fan once paid per event, UFC in the UK is good value: TNT Sports carries every Fight Night and numbered event, WherestheMatch notes there are no extra charges for most events, and the same subscription adds Champions League football, Premier League games and more.
UFC Fight Pass is the UFC's own subscription, built around its fight library and other promotions, and it offers instant access to past main event fights on demand. In the UK, the live numbered events and Fight Nights are on TNT Sports, so Fight Pass is an extra for hardcore fans, not a replacement.
Can I watch UFC on IPTV?
Yes, in the technical sense: UFC on TNT Sports is itself delivered over the internet through HBO Max, which is a licensed IPTV-style service. Third-party IPTV services sell channel lists that may include TNT Sports, but only TNT Sports and its partners hold the UFC rights in the UK. If you are choosing an IPTV subscription for UFC, remember that the legal live stream is TNT Sports. Several sports IPTV UK sellers say "every UFC Fight Night and PPV is included"; that does not make them licensed.
What is IPTV?
IPTV (internet protocol television) sends live channels and on-demand content over your broadband connection instead of an aerial or satellite dish. A provider gives you a username, password and server address (Xtream Codes) or an M3U link. You enter these in a player app on a smart TV, Firestick, Apple TV, Android box, iOS device or computer, and the app shows a channel guide, live sports, a VOD library and HD or 4K streams. Most providers offer instant access once payment clears, and the same login can stream on several devices if your plan allows more than one connection.
How we chose the best IPTV services for UFC in the UK
- UK coverage: the size of each provider's UK channel group and whether it lists sports channels by country.
- Late-night reliability signals: whether you can test a full card, from the prelims at 1am to the main event at 5am, before paying, and whether the provider claims buffer free live streams it cannot back up.
- Trial and refund terms: trial length, money-back windows and refund caps in writing.
- Price transparency: prices shown in pounds or dollars, billed once, with no automatic renewal.
- Device support: Firestick, smart TV, Apple TV, Android and iOS setup guides.
- Honest claims: whether the provider labels its counts as its own and avoids promising rights it does not hold.
1. QueenIPTV: best IPTV for UFC fans in the UK overall
QueenIPTV lists 1,765 UK channels, the largest UK group of the three, plus 7,280 USA channels and 25,000+ channels in total across 58 country and regional groups. It bills once in pounds and offers 1 to 5 simultaneous connections.
QueenIPTV pricing (one connection, checked 2 October 2026)
| Plan | Price | Per month |
|---|---|---|
| 1 month | £11.99 | £11.99 |
| 3 months | £24.99 | £8.33 |
| 6 months | £34.99 | £5.83 |
| 12 months | £49.99 | £4.17 |
| 24 months | £79.99 | £3.33 |
Each plan is paid once for its full length; there is no automatic monthly payment. See the QueenIPTV pricing page for multi-connection prices.
Key features
- 36-hour free trial with full access and no card, extendable twice (about 4.5 days), so you can test a complete UFC night, including the main event in the early hours, before paying anything.
- Instant access to the service after payment.
- Channel list by country to check UK and US sports channels before you pay.
- Setup guides for Firestick, smart TV, Apple TV, Android and iOS.
- Refund of up to 50% of the initial payment if at least 7 days remain.
Best for
UK fans who want UFC weekends, boxing, Premier League, rugby, cricket and tennis channels under a single subscription, paid in pounds, with enough trial time to stay up for a full card and check that the main event stream stays buffer free.
Things to consider
- QueenIPTV does not hold UFC or TNT Sports rights. For licensed UFC, use TNT Sports on HBO Max, Sky, BT TV or Prime Video.
- The refund cap is 50%, not a full money-back guarantee.
2. KenoaTV (kenoatv.uk): best for US-dollar billing
KenoaTV's UK site uses the same catalogue structure, with 1,365 UK channels and 7,280 USA channels listed, the same 36-hour trial with two extensions and the same refund rules. It bills in US dollars and is closely related to QueenIPTV, so treat it as a sister option, not an independent competitor.
KenoaTV pricing (one connection, checked 2 October 2026)
| Plan | Price | Per month |
|---|---|---|
| 1 month | $13.99 | $13.99 |
| 3 months | $34.99 | $11.66 |
| 6 months | $59.99 | $10.00 |
| 12 months | $99.99 | $8.33 |
| 24 months | $169.99 | $7.08 |
Key features
- Strong US channel group for American sports coverage and analysis shows around UFC weekends.
- Full access during the trial on Firestick, smart TV, Apple TV, Android and iOS.
- 36-hour trial with two extensions, 1 to 5 connections.
- Up to 50% refund if at least 7 days remain.
Best for
Fans who want US sports channels next to UK ones and are happy to pay in dollars.
Things to consider
- UK cards may add a foreign-transaction fee on dollar payments.
- Fewer UK channels listed than QueenIPTV.
3. Televo: best for a money-back guarantee
Televo sells prepaid UK IPTV plans with a 7-day money-back guarantee, no auto-renewal and up to 5 connections. It claims 34,000+ live channels and 195,000+ movies and series, and its Premium plan advertises "all sports & PPV events".
Televo pricing (checked 2 October 2026)
| Plan | Standard | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| 3 months | £24.99 | £34.99 |
| 6 months | £34.99 | £49.99 |
| 12 months | £49.99 | £64.99 |
| 24 months | £79.99 | £119.99 |
The Standard plan cards show crossed-out prices of £38.99, £63.99, £109.99 and £189.99, and a separate text list on the same page starts at "1 months: £12.99", which does not match the plan cards, so check the price at checkout.
Key features
- 7-day money-back guarantee, with no automatic billing.
- Up to 5 connections, instant activation and instant access to live channels and VOD.
- Premium plans offer HD and 4K quality, by Televo's own description.
- Works on all major devices, including iOS, Android and PC.
Best for
First-time IPTV users who want a full refund window before committing.
Things to consider
- Televo advertises a built-in VPN to "bypass blocks". A VPN does not make an unlicensed service legal, and we do not recommend choosing a service for that reason.
- "All sports & PPV events" is a marketing claim; Televo does not hold UFC rights.
- No country-by-country channel list to check before buying.
Comparison: QueenIPTV vs KenoaTV vs Televo
| Feature | QueenIPTV | KenoaTV | Televo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lowest entry price | £11.99 (1 month) | $13.99 (1 month) | £24.99 (3 months) |
| 12-month plan | £49.99 | $99.99 | £49.99 Standard / £64.99 Premium |
| UK channels listed | 1,765 | 1,365 | Not broken down |
| Trial or guarantee | 36 h, extendable twice | 36 h, extendable twice | 7-day money-back |
| Refund | Up to 50% with 7+ days left | Up to 50% with 7+ days left | Full within 7 days |
| Connections | 1 to 5 | 1 to 5 | Up to 5 |
| Currency | GBP | USD | GBP |
What other UK sports IPTV sellers claim
We read these pages on 2 October 2026 and did not test or rank them. The figures are their own claims:
| Seller | What its page claims |
|---|---|
| StreamIPTV4K | 20,000+ channels, 100,000+ movies and series, 99.9% uptime, a 24-hour trial, plans from £19.99 (3 months), £29.99 (6 months), £45 (12 months) and lifetime plans |
| Sportix Media | Every UFC Fight Night, UFC PPV and major boxing card "with no £24.99 per-event fees", all 380 Premier League games, plans from £10 a month, a 6-hour free trial, 99.9% uptime |
A seller promising all 380 Premier League games, including Saturday 3pm kickoffs that are blacked out on UK TV, is telling you it does not hold the rights. Lifetime plans are the riskiest purchase in IPTV: if the service disappears, so does your money.
UFC, boxing and other live sports for UK and European fans
UFC rarely comes alone. UK fight fans usually want boxing too, and the boxing season runs alongside UFC almost every weekend. Boxing is split between Sky Sports, DAZN and TNT Sports Box Office, and big boxing cards are often sold as separate pay-per-view events; see our best IPTV for boxing UK guide. On TNT Sports itself, the same subscription brings Champions League football, rugby and MotoGP, and our Champions League guide maps those fixtures. Formula 1 fans should read our Formula 1 coverage in the best IPTV for F1 UK guide, and cricket and tennis are spread across Sky Sports, TNT Sports and the BBC. The Champions League final in Madrid on 5 June 2027 is on TNT Sports too.
For UK fans living in Europe, UFC rights belong to different broadcasters in each country, and TNT Sports and HBO Max's UK sports plans are sold for UK use. That is one reason expats look at IPTV services with large UK groups, though licensing rules still apply wherever you live.
Choosing IPTV for UFC nights
- Start the trial on a fight weekend. The 36-hour trial covers a Saturday night and Sunday morning card, from prelims to the main event.
- Watch the main event window. Buffering usually shows up between 3am and 5am UK time on big US cards, when the most people are watching. A stream that is buffer free at midnight can still stutter in the main event.
- Check picture quality. Live sport looks far better at 50fps or 60fps; look for HD and 4K channels that keep motion smooth.
- Read the refund terms. A written refund policy or money-back guarantee matters more than any promise to be buffer free.
- Compare the cost of paying for TNT Sports. At £25.99 to £30.99 a month for every UFC event, paying for the licensed option is often the simpler choice for a UFC-only fan.
- Avoid lifetime deals and payment methods without protection. Card payment gives you a chargeback route; crypto does not.
Popular devices for UFC streaming
- Amazon Firestick: the most common UK choice, and the easiest device for a late UFC stream. The Firestick 4K Max still runs Fire OS with full app support. Note that the Fire TV Stick 4K Select runs Amazon's Vega OS, which does not allow sideloaded apps, so check app support before you buy one.
- Smart TV: Samsung and LG smart TV apps work, but app choice varies; check your smart TV model before you buy a subscription.
- Apple TV 4K: smooth playback and good apps.
- Android TV boxes: the widest app choice.
- Phones and tablets (Android and iOS): handy for a late main event in bed.
How to set up IPTV before fight night
- Install a player app such as IPTV Smarters Pro or TiviMate on your device.
- Choose the Xtream Codes login and enter the username, password and server URL from your provider.
- Load the EPG, then add TNT Sports-style sports channels and your UK favourites to a favourites list.
- Test a live channel during the week, not 20 minutes before the main card, on every device you plan to use: Firestick, smart TV, phone or tablet.
- For step-by-step setup, see the QueenIPTV installation guides.
Internet speed and buffer-free fight nights
Plan for at least 10 Mbps for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K on each screen; picture quality on a live stream depends on your connection as much as the provider. Use Ethernet on the main TV, restart the router before the main card, and keep other heavy downloads off the connection. If the stream stutters during the co-main event, drop from 4K to HD rather than waiting for it to recover. Nothing makes a fight night truly buffer free, but a wired Firestick and a quiet connection get close.
Is IPTV legal in the UK?
IPTV technology and player apps are legal. Watching a channel from a service that does not hold the rights to it is not.
- TV Licence: you need one to watch or record live TV on any channel or service, including live UFC on TNT Sports or HBO Max. It costs £180, and you can be fined up to £1,000 without one (GOV.UK).
- Rights: in the UK, only TNT Sports and its partners (HBO Max, Sky, BT TV, Prime Video) carry UFC events legally.
- Blocking: UK courts have ordered internet providers to block servers streaming sports without permission, so unlicensed streams can stop mid-fight.
- Enforcement: most prosecutions target sellers and resellers, but customer records seized from sellers have been used to contact users.
QueenIPTV, KenoaTV and Televo are not UK rights holders. Use the channel lists to judge content yourself, and use TNT Sports for licensed UFC.
Frequently asked questions
What channel is UFC on in the UK?
UFC is on TNT Sports, usually TNT Sports 1, and every event also streams live and on replay on HBO Max.
What time is UFC tonight UK time?
Most US cards start at 1am on Sunday morning UK time, with the main event around 4am to 5am. UFC 333 in Abu Dhabi on Saturday 24 October starts at 7pm UK time.
Is UFC on Paramount Plus in the UK?
No. Paramount's exclusive deal from 2026 covers the USA, where UFC streams on Paramount+. In the UK, UFC is on TNT Sports and HBO Max.
Is UFC on Amazon Prime?
Not as part of a standard Prime membership. TNT Sports can be added as a paid channel through Prime Video, and that gives you UFC.
Where can I watch Paddy Pimblett vs Justin Gaethje?
That fight headlined UFC 324 on 24 January 2026 and was shown in the UK on TNT Sports. Replays are on HBO Max. Gaethje won by unanimous decision.
How can I watch UFC for free?
There is no legal free live stream of UFC cards in the UK. TNT Sports sometimes posts free highlights and the UFC posts fight clips on YouTube, but full live events need TNT Sports.
Is UFC available on IPTV?
Licensed UFC is available on HBO Max, which streams TNT Sports over the internet. Third-party IPTV sellers may list TNT Sports, but they do not hold the rights.
Which IPTV is best for live sports?
For UK sport, including UFC, boxing, Champions League football and Formula 1, look for a large UK channel group, a trial long enough to test a weekend, and clear refund terms. Among our three, QueenIPTV lists the most UK channels and Televo has the only full money-back guarantee.
Is IPTV legal in the UK?
IPTV technology is legal. Streaming channels from a service without the rights is not, and watching live TV of any kind requires a TV Licence (£180).
Is the UK blocking IPTV apps?
Courts order internet providers to block servers that stream sport without permission. Player apps themselves are not banned.
What is the penalty for using IPTV?
Prosecutions mainly target sellers. Viewers risk losing their money and access, and watching live TV without a TV Licence can bring a fine of up to £1,000.
Can IPTV users be traced?
Yes. Payment records, customer lists and internet provider logs can identify users, and seized seller records have been used to contact customers.
Final verdict
UFC in the UK is simpler than in America: TNT Sports shows every card, from Fight Nights to numbered events such as UFC 333 and UFC 334. If you want UFC as part of a wider IPTV setup with UK and international channels, QueenIPTV is our first pick: it lists the most UK channels, bills once in pounds and gives you about 4.5 days to test a full fight night. KenoaTV is the dollar-billed sister option, and Televo suits first-timers who want a 7-day money-back window. For licensed live UFC, keep TNT Sports and a TV Licence.
Start your QueenIPTV free trial and test it on the next UFC weekend.