Steve Erceg’s bid to become Australia’s only current UFC champion goes down on at UFC 301 in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday, May 5.

The Perth product faces hometown favourite Alexandre Pantoja, with the Brazilian’s UFC featherweight title on the line.

With a win, Erceg could take the UFC crown in just his fourth appearance with the company.

Here’s how to watch the action in Australia:

In Australia, the UFC 301 main card is available via pay-per-view on Foxtel’s Main Event, which also requires a subscription.

Alternatively, the event can be purchased through streaming platform Kayo, with no subscription needed.

The PPV price for UFC 301 is $59.95

UFC 301 is on Saturday, May 4 (May 5 in Australia). The early prelims start at 8am AEST, with the prelims at 10am AEST. The main card is at 12 pm AEST. Pantoja and Erceg should make their way to the octagon around 2:15 pm AEST, depending on how long the undercard fights last. 

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UFC 301 is in the Farmasi Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The arena can hold up to 18,000+ people. 

Per Unibet, Alexandre Pantoja is the $1.52 favourite, while Steve Erceg is the $2.55 underdog. 

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