Watch Pay-Per-View on IPTV

Yes. Every UFC numbered card, from the early prelims through to the main event, is carried on dedicated fight-night channels and included in your Vyndo subscription. There is no separate $79.99 PPV charge per event: you watch UFC 300, 301 and every card after it on the same plan, with the headline fights available in up to 4K.

Yes. The big boxing nights, undisputed title fights, the heavyweight megafights and the DAZN and major-promotion cards are all included. You get the full undercard and main event rather than paying a one-off pay-per-view fee per show, and marquee bouts stream in up to 4K UHD on anti-buffer servers built for peak fight-night demand.

Yes. WWE premium live events such as WrestleMania, Royal Rumble, SummerSlam and Survivor Series are part of your subscription, alongside AEW pay-per-views and other combat-sports cards. One login covers the whole calendar of fight nights and PLEs, so you are not buying each show separately.

A single UFC or boxing pay-per-view typically runs $60-$80, and a heavy fan might buy a dozen events a year. Vyndo plans start at $14.99 a month with every card included, so one or two fight nights effectively covers your whole subscription. Everything else, the 15,000+ channels and 140,000+ on-demand titles, comes on top at no extra cost.

Fight nights are the hardest test for any service because everyone tunes in for the same main event at the same moment. Vyndo runs anti-buffer servers tuned for exactly those peak windows, targeting 99.9% uptime, with the headline bouts in up to 4K UHD and FHD or HD feeds alongside so there is always a stream that fits your connection.

Yes. Every plan starts with a 24-hour free trial, so you can activate before a UFC or boxing weekend, test the fight-night feeds and the picture quality on your own device, and only commit once you have seen it hold up. Message us on WhatsApp and we will set the trial up so it covers the event you have in mind.