Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal PPV obtainable at $49.99 on DAZN

Fanmio can at the moment announce that the boxing showdown between fight sports activities superstars Nate Diaz and Jorge “Gamebred” Masvidal might be obtainable for buy on DAZN PPV.

Considered one of fight sports activities’ fiercest rivalries enters the ring Saturday, July 6 introduced by Fanmio PPV from Honda Middle in Anaheim, California and followers can now catch all of the motion on DAZN.

DAZN subscribers will be capable to buy the PPV throughout the platform that gives first-class motion for boxing followers all through the world. DAZN joins different broadcasters to distribute the occasion which is able to see two UFC superstars go toe-to-toe in a professional boxing ring for the primary time.

The ten-round 175-pound gentle heavyweight battle will headline a pay-per-view which can also be obtainable for pre-order at FANMIO.com/ppv and FANMIO.com/DiazVsMasvidal. The pay-per-view is on the market for buy throughout the DAZN platform, obtainable on all good units at $49.99.

Followers also can buy by way of the Fanmio App, which is on the market globally by way of good televisions and cellular units by way of Apple iOS and tvOS units, Android Cellular, AndroidTV, Roku, FireTV, Vizio Good TV, Google TV and Chromecast.

Go behind the scenes and contained in the heated rivalry between Diaz and Masvidal with the “LAST MAN STANDING” documentary collection obtainable on the Fanmio YouTube channel.

The pay-per-view lineup additionally incorporates a stacked undercard that features The pay-per-view two-time world champion Daniel “The Miracle Man” Jacobs battling thrilling contender Shane Mosley Jr. within the co-main occasion, unbeaten prospects Amado “AFV” Vargas and Sean Garcia assembly in an eight-round light-weight attraction between rising stars in two of boxing’s preeminent preventing households, plus light-weight contenders Devin Cushing and Manuel Correa compete in a 10-round showdown, whereas motion brawler and Diaz-teammate Chris Avila duels MMA legend Anthony “Showtime” Pettis in a six-round gentle heavyweight battle.