How to watch UFC 326 in Canada — stream Holloway vs Oliveira 2 for $8.99 no PPV

Max Holloway and Charles Oliveira facing off in 2015
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  • UFC 326 – Main Card starts at 9 p.m. ET
  • Use Surfshark VPN ($1.99) to watch Paramount+ from Canada

Watch Max Holloway vs Charles Oliveira 2 in Canada, with the BMF title made for showmen like these two MMA icons. The Hawaiian, of course, is the belt's current owner, and is out to mount his second successful defense of it. But Oliveira has racked up a UFC-record 17 submission victories, 21 finishes and 21 bonuses over his glittering career, and the Brazilian hasn't come to the T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, to play safe.

It's a worthy headline bout at UFC 326 – and the price is only $8.99 in the U.S. for the Main Card (from 9 p.m. ET) on Paramount+.

But what if you're stuck in Canada? Can you still tune in on on Paramount+?

If you're north of the border right now and want to access your Paramount Plus UFC live stream, you'll need a specific VPN to watch the Holloway vs Oliveira 2 fight (from 11 p.m. ET), plus the replay/highlights.

Not just any VPN, since many don't work with Paramount+ from Canada. Here's pick of the best VPNs to watch UFC on Paramount Plus this weekend.

How to watch UFC 326 on Paramount+ (US)

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Paramount splashed out $7 billion for the UFC rights, meaning all 'numbered' fights now stream on Paramount+, including replays of individual fights.

Plans costs from $8.99 a month (CBS simulcasts select fights, including UFC 326). Pick replay and watch a fight.

You can also get a Paramount Plus trial with Walmart+ for $1 as with this sneaky trick we found.

🇨🇦 If you're visiting Canada, use the right VPN to watch Paramount Plus as if you were back in the USA.

Which VPNs work with Paramount+ from Canada?

🇨🇦 Use a VPN to watch UFC 326 on Paramount Plus from Canada.

❌ Not all VPNs work with Paramount Plus.

✅ Here's the perfect VPN that works in Canada....

Surfshark | 3 months FREE | $1.99 a month

Surfshark | 3 months FREE | $1.99 a month

Surfshark is the best cheap VPN out there – and it unblocks Paramount Plus so you can watch your usual UFC live streams/replays from Canada (or anywhere else).

🚀 1,600+ Mbps speeds
✨ Fast streaming unblocking

This is the cheapest premium VPN deal we've seen in a while – buy with confidence.

Can I watch UFC 326 on with a Canadian Paramount Plus account?

No. Paramount+ rights are different in Canada — UFC content is sold through local rights holders like Sportsnet, and PPV events aren’t included in Canadian Paramount+ plans.

Numbered UFC events in Canada are on Sportsnet Plus, $69.99 being the PPV price for UFC 326.

Remember: If you're visiting Canada and watch to watch Holloway vs Oliveira 2 on Paramount+ for $8.99, you'll need a compatible VPN to remove regional blocks.

Paramount+ offers replays of each fight (you don't need to watch the whole event).

UFC 326 card (Main + Prelims)

Main Card: 9pm ET / 6pm PT / 2am GMT

Max Holloway (c) vs Charles Oliveira

Caio Borralho vs Reinier de Ridder

Rob Font vs Raul Rosas Jr.

Drew Dober vs Michael Johnson

Gregory Rodrigues vs Brunno Ferreira

Prelims: 7pm ET / 4pm PST / 12am GMT

Cody Garbrandt vs Xiao Long

Donte Johnson vs Cody Brundage

Ricky Turcios vs Alberto Montes

Cody Durden vs Nyamjargal Tumendemberel

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Aatif Sulleyman

Aatif is a freelance journalist and copywriter based in the UK. He’s written about technology, sport and politics for a wide range of publications including TechRadar, What Hi-Fi?, The Independent, Trusted Reviews, and Newsweek. These days, he focuses mainly on streaming at Future, an arrangement that combines two of his greatest passions: live TV and penny-pinching. When he's not attending a top-flight English soccer match, you can find him perfecting his table tennis skills.

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