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Bellator 259 Live Stream: Watch Cyborg vs Smith 2 FREE

By Josh Levenson May 21, 2021 3:51 PM

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Sometime after 9 PM ET / 6 PM PT, reigning Bellator women’s featherweight title holder Cris Cyborg is facing off in a rematch against Leslie Smith at Bellator 259. Here, we’ll walk you through how to tune into Bellator 259 live stream, so you can watch the action unfold without paying a dime. Here’s how to watch Bellator 259 online.

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How to Watch the Bellator 259 Live Stream Online in the U.S.

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Bellator 259 isn’t a PPV event, meaning it’s possible to tap into a free Bellator 259 live stream without breaking the law. The way you do this is by signing up for a one-month Showtime free trial, and canceling before June 21. After seeing all the action Showtime provides though for just $10 per month, you may want to keep it.

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Should this happen, you’ll be pleased to hear we have an offer for you: By signing up through The Manual your subscription will automatically renew at the discounted price of $5 per month for the first six months. Of course, decide you don’t want to keep it and cancel by June 21 and Bellator 258 won’t cost a thing.

Bellator 259 Fight Card

Prelims

Saad Awad vs. Nate Andrews
Grant Neal vs. Tyree Fortune
Sumiko Inaba vs. Kristina Katsikis
Aviv Gozali vs. Sean Felton
Davion Franklin vs. Tyler King
Leah McCourt vs. Janay Harding
Brett Johns vs. Danny Sabatello
Alfie Davis vs. Alexander Shabliy

Main Card

Cris Cyborg vs. Leslie Smith
Darrion Caldwell vs. Leandro Higo
Austin Vanderford vs. Fabian Edwards
Jaleel Willis vs. Maycon Mendonca
Valerie Loureda vs. Hannah Guy

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