Mayweather vs. McGregor live stream: How to watch the fight online

It’s true, there have been massive difficulties to watch the fight either on PPV TV or an online stream. So much so that the main event of Mayweather-McGregor has been delayed in order to resolve the issues.

The biggest boxing match of the year is just about here, as Floyd Mayweather will put his undefeated 49-0 record on the line against UFC fighter Conor McGregor from the T-Mobile Arena in Nevada on Saturday. The pay-per-view event is available for ordering on TV, web browsers, mobile devices and everything in between.

Saturday’s pay-per-view main card begins at 9 p.m. ET and can be ordered through the usual pay-per-view channels. It can also be streamed through web browsers via UFC.TV or ShowtimePPV.com. The Showtime and UFC apps on mobile iOS and Android devices will also allow ordering and live streaming of the pay-per-view.

Links to all of the methods of streaming Mayweather vs. McGregor online can be found below.

Mayweather was retired, but he’s back for this superfight thanks to the heavy trash talk and the huge payday ahead. His last fight was a unanimous decision win over Andre Berto in 2015, and prior to that he won another decision over Manny Pacquiao in what was billed as the “Fight of the Century.”

McGregor is 21-3 as a mixed martial artist and won both the UFC featherweight and lightweight championships. The latter was won in his last fight, a TKO win over Eddie Alvarez. The former was won over Jose Aldo in 2015, and between those two title fights he had two matches against Nate Diaz, losing one and winning the other.

Few expect McGregor can beat Mayweather, and it’s not surprising. Mayweather is one of the best to ever participate in boxing and McGregor, while a strong boxer in regards to mixed martial arts, is jumping right into the deep end. The trash talk has been massive, the hype is out of control. But Mayweather will likely get the win.

The pay-per-view card will have three fights before the main event. The first will see undefeated crusierweight Andrew Tabiti taking on journeyman Steve Cunningham. The second bout is the one to watch, featuring Nathan Cleverly and Badou Jack in the light heavyweight division. Finally, the co-feature will see undefeated fighters Gervonta Davis and Francisco Fonseca face each other.

Below, you can find all the viewing information for the card as well as a full list of fights.

All Times Eastern

Date: Saturday, Aug. 26
Location: T-Mobile Arena, Paradise, Nevada
Time: 7 p.m. (Fox), 9 p.m. (PPV)
TV: Showtime Pay-Per-View, Fox
Online Streaming: Fox Sports GO, Fox Sports GO App (Prelims), UFC.TV, Showtime PPV, Showtime App (PPV)

Super welterweight: Floyd Mayweather Jr. (49-0) vs. Conor McGregor (0-0)
Junior lightweight: Gervonta Davis (18-0) vs. Francisco Fonseca (19-0-1)
Light heavyweight: Nathan Cleverly (30-3) vs. Badou Jack (21-1-2)
Cruiserweight: Andrew Tabiti (14-0) vs. Steve Cunningham (29-8-1)

Welterweight: Thomas Dulorme (24-2) vs. Yordenis Ugás (19-3)
Welterweight: Juan Heraldez (12-0) vs. Jose Miguel Borrego (13-0)
Super middleweight: Kevin Newman (7-0-1) vs. Antonio Hernandez (9-1)
Super middleweight: Savannah Marshall (0-0) vs. Sydney LeBlanc (4-3-1)