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Khamzat Chimaev is looking to expand his undefeated streak even further when he takes on the dangerous Nate Diaz in the Vegas Octagon.

Headlining UFC 279 will see undefeated Khamzat Chimaev against former UFC lightweight title challenger Nate Diaz.

Chimaev is currently number 3 in the welterweight rankings and has built an impressive 11-0 record so far.

Diaz has a 20-13 record and has lost his last 2 fights leading up to this match.

There is also an exciting fight between Li Jingliang and Tony Ferguson at welterweight level.

What time is UFC 279 Chimaev vs Diaz in Australia?

UFC 279 takes place at the T.Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

In Australia, it’s on Sunday, September 11, with preliminaries starting at 10am AEST and the Main Event at 12pm AEST.

The main fight of UFC 279 of Chimaev vs Diaz is expected to take place around 2:15 PM AEST, depending on when the previous fights end.

How to watch UFC 279 Chimaev vs Diaz live in Australia

To watch the preliminaries, all you need to do is tune in to ESPN starting at 10 a.m. AEST.

A regular subscription to Foxtel, Kayo Sports, Foxtel Now, Fetch TV and UFC Fight Pass makes this possible.

However, if you’re looking for the UFC 279 main card, it’s only available through pay-per-view on the Main Event.

That means to catch Chimaev vs Diaz you need a Main Event via Kayo Sports, Foxtel iQ, UFC Fight Pass, Fetch TV or a PlayStation.

The UFC 279 main map is not available through Foxtel Now or Foxtel GO.

It costs $54.95 to watch the match.

You can check out our complete guide to watching the UFC here.


Stream Chimaev vs Diaz

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How to view the UFC 279 preliminary map?

Since the prelims are on ESPN, you can follow Foxtel, Kayo Sports, Foxtel Now, Fetch TV, and UFC Fight Pass.


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How to Live Stream UFC 279 Preliminary Card via Kayo Sports

Kayo not only gives access to the preliminary map of UFC 279, but also to every single UFC Fight Night.

Kayo offers a 7-day free trial so you can see if Kayo is right for you.

That means you can view the preliminary map of UFC 279 for free if you are a new subscriber.

Some of the other things you can currently watch on Kayo include the finals for the AFL and NRL, F1, Scottish Premiership football, the German football league Bundesliga, the EFL Championship and MotoGP. You can see all sports on Kayo here.

How to watch UFC 279 Chimaev vs Diaz main card?

When it comes to the 5 fight main map, Main Event on Foxtel, UFC Fight Pass, Fetch TV and PS4 are the exclusive providers.

You have to buy the fight to watch it live or see a replay unless you go to a location to watch it.

How To Watch UFC 279 With Main Event

If you have a Foxtel iQ subscription, UFC 279 costs $54.95 on top of your regular monthly fee.

You can place an order via the Main Event website, with the MyFoxtel app, your Foxtel remote or by phone.

You can also order the fight if you have Optus TV with Foxtel by contacting Optus directly.

Ordering through a telephone agent incurs an additional $2 booking fee.

New, returning or existing Kayo Sports customers can also watch directly via Main Event.

If you go to the Main Event on Kayo, you can sign up and watch it through your usual Kayo platform.

It costs $54.95 to watch and all the information you need to get to the Main Event on Kayo can be found here.

If you’re new to Kayo, your purchase also includes access to Kayo One until 11:59 PM AEST on September 15, 2022.

After that time, your access to Kayo’s entire content library will end, but you will still have access to Kayo Freebies.

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How to watch Chimaev vs Diaz with UFC Fight Pass

The official website of the UFC is another option to watch the fight.

It will cost you $54.95 through UFC Fight Pass and the purchase includes viewing up to 24 hours after the event starts.

You can also sign up for UFC Fight Pass for $10.99 per month or $104.99 for an annual pass to continue watching plenty of UFC action outside of the pay-per-view events after UFC 279.

UFC Fight Pass is compatible with Apple TV, Xbox One, iPad, iPhone and Android devices, Chromecast, Samsung Smart TVs, LG Smart TVs or on desktops and laptops.

Watch Chimaev vs Diaz on PlayStation or with Fetch TV

If you use one of these devices to stream, you can also buy UFC 279 to watch.

Using a PlayStation 4 console, search for Live Events in the PlayStation Store.

It costs $54.95 to watch or $49.95 for PlayStation Plus members

Once you’ve bought the fight, you can watch it from the “Videos” menu.

Otherwise, if you’re using a pick-up box, go to “Manage” then “Subscriptions”.

Once you make the purchase, which is also $54.95, you can watch it on TV or your mobile using the Fetch app.

UFC 279 full card

main card

  • Khamzat Chimaev vs Nate Diaz (Welterweight)
  • Li Jingliang vs Tony Ferguson (Welterweight)
  • Kevin Holland vs Daniel Rodriguez (catchweight)
  • Irene Aldana vs Macy Chiasson (women’s bantamweight)
  • Johnny Walker vs Ion Cutelaba (Light Heavyweight)

Preliminary rounds

  • Hakeem Dawodu vs Julian Erosa – (Featherweight)
  • Jailton Almeida vs Anton Turkalj – (catchweight)
  • Denis Tiuliuin vs Jamie Pickett – (Middleweight)
  • Jake Collier vs Chris Barnett (heavyweight)

UFC 279 Chimaev vs Diaz Fight Preview

Chimaev will enter the Las Vegas Octagon as one of the world’s rising stars in the UFC space.

With an unbeaten record, Chimaev now gets the chance to headline an event.

Diaz presents a very intriguing opponent in what may be Chimaev’s first 5-round fight.
Chimaev vs Diaz

Diaz can be a spoiler though, as he famously proved against Conor McGregor in UFC 196.

The experienced and versatile fighter has the potential to cause trouble, but defeats in his last 2 fights and his opponent’s trajectory make us think Chimaev will complete the perfect dozen.

Want to know more about what fights will be after UFC 279? Check out our full UFC schedule here.

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