
Very soon Kayo Sports subscribers will notice they can no longer access to the UFC Main Event channel. And not only that, but the entire library of UFC back catalogue fights and select combat sports documentaries will also go missing.
When will Kayo remove the UFC Main Event channel?
The UFC Main Event channel will officially be removed on August 27, 2026, according to the Kayo website. That means subscribers have little time left to enjoy older UFC fights, including UFC Fight Week and Countdown content, plus select combat documentary content, exclusive interviews and panel programs.
Kayo maintains, however, that while older UFC content will be removed, major UFC Pay-Per-View numbered main cards will still be available for purchase. Furthermore, live-streaming via Main Event, on both Kayo Sports and Foxtel, will remain an option.
Paramount Plus will continue to stream all numbered event plelims (as well as Network 10), early prelims, plus the main card and all prelims for UFC Fight Night.
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How much does Kayo cost?
Kayo Standard, which includes just one device, will set subscribers back a steep $29.99 per month, while Kayo Premium will cost $45.99 per month and is suitable for two devices to use simultaneously.
Does Kayo Sports offer a free trial?
As of July 2026, Kayo Sports has also removed its free trial offer, however Telstra customers can trial Kayo for 14-days. We'll update this section with more details if, or when, a new free trial offer becomes available.
Meanwhile, there are other ways to score discounts off Kayo Subscriptions.
- Watch in full HD or 4K on up to two devices
- Valued at $29.99 per month
- Watch 15,000 hours of exclusive ad-free sports live and on-demand
The loss of UFC content remains a tough blow considering Kayo's price hikes just keep coming. Compare Kayo with other sports streaming services and their prices below:
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