GoKawiilApple Sports app adds live UFC event tracking, starting with UFC 334
Apple has integrated live UFC updates into its Apple Sports app, beginning with this Saturday's UFC 334 card featuring Ciryl Gane defending his Heavyweight title against Josh Hokit and Amanda Nunes challenging Kayla Harrison for the Women's Bantamweight belt. The app will show pre-fight data like tale of the tape and rankings, then real-time stats during bouts including strikes, takedowns and control time, with Live Activities support on iPhone lock screens and Apple Watch.
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The addition gives fans a free way to follow fight data without a Paramount+ subscription, potentially widening Apple Sports' reach beyond its original basketball, hockey and soccer coverage. It also reflects Apple's continued expansion of the app into new sports and markets following its global rollout ahead of this year's men's World Cup, suggesting the company sees sports data tracking as a growth area for user engagement.
- Apple Sports now supports live UFC updates starting with UFC 334
- UFC 334 features Ciryl Gane vs Josh Hokit and Amanda Nunes vs Kayla Harrison title fights
- The app provides real-time stats and Live Activities on iPhone and Apple Watch
Apple Watch Series 10 — Since Apple Sports now pushes live UFC updates and Live Activities straight to your wrist, an Apple Watch is the perfect companion for catching fight stats in real time without staring at your phone. You can glance at strikes, takedowns, and control time updates mid-task and never miss a title fight moment.
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