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Is there a free Anthony Joshua vs Otto Wallin live stream?

By Albert Bassili Published December 23, 2023

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If you’re a big fan of MMA, then you’re going to want to watch the Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin match, especially since it involves a two-time world heavyweight champion, Anthony Joshua. It should be an interesting match, especially since Otto Wallin is also a relatively strong fighter. Although Wallin doesn’t have a heavyweight championship, it will be an important match for him to prove his skills on the international heavyweight stage, so he’s certainly going to put up a fight.

Is There a Free Anthony Joshua vs Otto Wallin Live Stream

Unfortunately, no. The Anthony Joshua vs Otto Wallin is a PPV happening on DAZN and ESPN+. The event will be live-streamed from the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to the world, but it will be locked behind a DAZN or an ESPN+ PPV and subscription. It will cost you $40 at both DAZN and ESPN+ for the event itself, as well as a $20 subscription for DAZN and a $11 subscription for ESPN+ plus, although you could go with the Disney bundle that includes ESPN+, Disney+, and Hulu form $15 instead.

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How to Watch the Anthony Joshua vs Otto Wallin Live Stream from Anywhere

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If you’re traveling outside of the US and the fight isn’t available to you, then you’re going to have to rely on a VPN, along with a DAZN subscription or PPV, to get connected. Luckily, one of the better VPNs out there is NordVPN, and there’s a great deal on its site. You can grab a two-year complete plan that includes a VPN, a password manager, and 1TB of encrypted cloud storage all for $134.73 rather than the usual $447.39 it goes for. That said, if you aren’t interested in the password manager or encrypted storage, a two-year subscription to the VPN only will cost you $80.73 instead of $223.83, which amounts to just $3 per month.

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