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Is there a free Filip Hrgovic vs Mark de Mori live stream?

By Albert Bassili Published December 23, 2023

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While there are a lot of great fights as part of the Day of Reckoning PPV event, this one is likely not going to see it go the ten rounds, given all the heated comments coming from both sides. Mark de Mori came out punching with a statement that he plans to break the Croatian Filip Hrgovic in half, hoping to end the bout within the first few rounds. On his end, Hrgovic said that, while he was initially going to let de Mori fight a few rounds due to his Croatian roots, he will now try to end the match within the first few rounds as well. Either way, it’s shaping up to be a quick and brutal fight, so be sure to tune in!

Is There a Free Filip Hrgovic vs Mark De Mori Live Stream

Unfortunately, there’s no way to watch this event for free, as it’s a PPV event on ESPN+ and DAZN. As such, you’re going to have to pay both the fight cost and the subscription cost to either of these platforms. When it comes to the fight itself, it will cost you $40 for both ESPN+ and DAZN. Individual subscriptions, on the other hand, will vary, with a DAZN subscription going for $20 a month, and the ESPN+ subscription going for $11 a month. That said, it’s worth grabbing the year-long DAZN subscription since it gives you the first month for free, and if you’d rather go for ESPN+, then the Disney bundle only costs $15 and includes ESPN+, Disney +, and Hulu.

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