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18 minutes ago
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Where to watch UFC Nashville: Lewis vs. Teixeira live stream, start time more for Fight Night card
Derrick Lewis returns to action as "The Black Beast" headlines a UFC event in Nashville against heavyweight prospect Tallison Teixeira. Here's how to watch UFC Nashville, including streaming options to catch the preliminaries and the main card. Advertisement Where to watch UFC Nashville: Lewis vs. Teixeira Channel: ESPN Live stream: Fubo | ESPN+ The event is on ESPN. Cord-cutters can also stream the fight on Fubo, which is currently offering a free trial. Fubo offers a free trial for new subscribers, so you can try the service before you buy. Stream ESPN, ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and 200+ top channels of live TV and sports without cable. (Participating plans only. Taxes and fees may apply.) Fight fans can also watch UFC Nashville on ESPN+. Stream over 30,000 live events from the best leagues in the world, including PGA Tour, WNBA, UFC and more. Plus, access the full 30 for 30 library and ESPN Originals featuring the top names in sports. Advertisement What time is UFC Nashville on today? Date: Saturday, July 12 Start time: 9 p.m. ET | 6 p.m. PT Location: Bridgestone Arena - Nashville, Tennessee The main card for UFC Nashville begins at 9 p.m. ET, with the prelims starting at 6 p.m. ET. Lewis and Teixeira should make their way to the octagon around 12 a.m. ET, depending on how long the undercard fights last. Lewis (28-12, 1 NC) has competed in the octagon since 2014. The 40-year-old former title contender has traded wins and losses over the years. He's 2-2 in his last four fights and holds the record for the most knockout wins (15) in UFC history. Teixeira (8-0) made a name for himself with a knockout win on an episode of Dana White's Contender Series. The 25-year-old recently beat Justin Tafa and is already ranked (#13) at heavyweight. Advertisement The co-main event will see Stephen Thompson return to action. "Wonderboy" (17-8-1) is a former welterweight title contender who is 1-4 in his last five fights. The former kickboxer looks to return to his winning ways. The 42-year-old faces Gabriel Bonfim (17-1), who is on a two-fight win streak and has a 94% finishing rate. Thirteen wins have come via submission. The entertaining Calvin Kattar (23-9) looks for his first win since 2022 when he faces Steve Garcia (17-5), on a five-fight win streak. Meanwhile, Max Griffin (20-11), 2-2 in his last four fights, headlines the prelims against Chris Curtis (31-12, 1 NC), 1-2 in his previous three fights. UFC Nashville fight card Main Card Derrick Lewis vs. Tallison Teixeira; Heavyweights Stephen Thompson vs. Gabriel Bonfim; Welterweights Calvin Kattar vs. Steve Garcia; Featherweights Nate Landwehr vs. Morgan Charriere; Featherweights Vitor Petrino vs. Austen Lane; Heavyweights Junior Tafa vs. Tuco Tokkos; Light Heavyweights Advertisement Prelims
Forbes
19 minutes ago
- Forbes
Destiny 2's New ‘Win To Unlock The Ability To Pay' Ornament Is Bad
Destiny 2 It's always fun when Bungie does something like let a community member reveal a new item coming to Destiny 2, but poor Benny Shmurda was given the short end of the stick when it came to revealing a new Trials ornament for Conditional Finality. Here's the gun and the idea: A 'Bungie Reward' is when a player achieves something, like beating a raid early, for the ability to order a physical item like a raid-themed jacket in the Bungie Store. It stands to reason that Bungie isn't just going to mass send out free jackets to everyone, so it's a relatively uncontroversial practice. This? No. No no. Changing this idea to an in-game system where you are now being asked to achieve something (go flawless in Trials of Osiris) to unlock the ability to buy a digital ornament for real money (this will cost about $7-10 depending on your Silver stores). Even if it will be 'free' for in-game Bright Dust later, it's still a frown-worthy practice. While most players and creators seem to be in my camp, I've seen a few pushing back, including a high-profile player like Saltagreppo: FEATURED | Frase ByForbes™ Unscramble The Anagram To Reveal The Phrase Pinpoint By Linkedin Guess The Category Queens By Linkedin Crown Each Region Crossclimb By Linkedin Unlock A Trivia Ladder No, it's different. Again, a Seal is a physical item that Bungie is not going to automatically ship to everyone, so paying for that is expected. It's also not the same as getting a dungeon or raid exotic and having the (admittedly annoying) pop-up asking you to buy an ornament after. That is a wholly new gun you just got, which is the prize. Here, the Trials ornament is the prize for a gun you've had a while. And you would expect it to drop as a reward from playing Trials itself, not simply unlocking the ability to pay for it. It's just not the same thing. The idea that Bungie will offer it for bright dust later feels like a half measure, and if they're going to bother doing that part of it to make it 'free' later, then just offer it as a drop (perhaps not a guaranteed one) from Trials, which lord knows always needs fun new rewards to chase in the decaying state of Destiny PvP. But this went from an idea that was an automatic community win to an example of desperate nickel and diming. It's worse than simply buying a Trials ornament for a gun in the store (available to anyone), which they've done before, given the way it's being presented and unlocked. Will the community cause a big enough fuss to change this? I don't know. Bungie has enough going on with the huge launch of Edge of Fate next week, so this may get put on a burner. But it would have to be resolved before people could start to pay for it, and Bungie may just throw up their hands and not bother trying to escape the controversy as the community moves on to something else. But if it becomes a regular thing? That's not going to be good at all. Follow me on Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. Pick up my sci-fi novels the Herokiller series and The Earthborn Trilogy.
Yahoo
21 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Woman dies while running ultra marathon in Colorado
DENVER (KDVR) — A woman from Michigan died while running the ultra marathon Hardrock 100 Endurance race in Colorado on Friday, according to Silverton Medical Rescue. The race takes place near Silverton and challenges runners with its 102-mile running distance. The difference a year makes for Nuggets' Holmes II At 9:02 a.m. on Friday, the San Juan County Sheriff's Office and the Silverton Medical Rescue team received a search and rescue call about an in-progress CPR being administered by the Hardrock 100 Safety Sweep Team members. The woman was located near Gold Lake on Little Giant Trail in San Juan County. The responding crews had to take a 4×4 backcountry road before hiking a quarter mile to the woman. Upon reaching the woman, the crews took over the resuscitation efforts, which were unsuccessful. The woman was pronounced dead at 10:27 a.m. The San Juan County Colorado Coroners Office identified the woman as 60-year-old Elaine Stypula. The responding agencies included: San Juan County Sheriff's Office Silverton Medical Rescue Flight for Life helicopter team 'Silverton Medical Rescue is fortunate to have a team of skilled rescue professionals. We support the community, our visitors and each other even on the most difficult calls,' said Michael Burton, Incident Commander of this SAR call for Silverton Medical Rescue. 13-year-old cyclist taken to hospital after being hit by vehicle Medical teams highlighted the safety and response of the race's organizers. 'The Hardrock 100 Endurance Race has been exceptional in organization and safety throughout the years and an excellent partner to our community,' said Tyler George, Director of the Silverton Medical Rescue. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
