- UFC 327 – Main Card starts at 9 p.m. ET
- Use Surfshark VPN ($1.99) to watch Paramount+ from Canada
Watch Jiří Procházka vs. Carlos Ulberg in Canada, with the vacant UFC Light Heavyweight Championship title up for grabs. Procházka has held the belt before and has won 32 of his 38 career bouts, while Ulberg has defeated his opponent in 13 out of 14 fights up to now. This is Ulberg’s first shot at a title and he will be determined to end the night as the belt-holder, but Procházka will bank on his experience getting him over the line.
It’s a worthy headline bout at UFC 327 – 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 Procházka vs. Ulberg 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 327 on Paramount+ (US)
Which VPNs work with Paramount+ from Canada?
🇨🇦 Use a VPN to watch UFC 327 on Paramount Plus from Canada.
❌ Not all VPNs work with Paramount Plus.
✅ Here’s the perfect VPN that works in Canada….
Another great option is NordVPN, Tom’s Guide’s #1 VPN – our review explains why we rate it so highly.
Can I watch UFC 327 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 327.
Remember: If you’re visiting Canada and watch to watch Procházka vs. Ulberg 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 327 card (Main + Prelims)
MAIN CARD (9 p.m. ET / 6pm ET / 2am BST)
Jiří Procházka vs. Carlos Ulberg
Azamat Murzakanov vs. Paulo Costa
Curtis Blaydes vs. Josh Hokit
Dominick Reyes vs. Johnny Walker
Cub Swanson vs. Nate Landwehr
PRELIMINARY CARD (7pm ET / 4pm PST / 12am BST)
Patricio Pitbull vs. Aaron Pico
Kevin Holland vs. Randy Brown
Mateusz Gamrot vs. Esteban Ribovics
Tatiana Suarez vs. Loopy Godinez
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