How to Watch UFC 331: Van vs. Pantoja 2 Online

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In December, Joshua Van became the second-youngest UFC champion by defeating Alexandre Pantoja. But, for most fans, the fight came with an asterisk. Van caught a kick from Pantoja and pushed him to the ground. The former champion injured his arm catching himself, losing the match by TKO.

This weekend, the fighters will get a rematch in UFC 331: Van vs. Pantoja 2 to find out who truly rules the flyweight division.

Although Van’s acquisition of the flyweight belt didn’t fully convince fans of his prowess, his follow-up title defence in May against Tatsuro Taira helped quiet the haters. In that fight, Van won by TKO during the fifth round with a front kick and a handful of surgical punches.

Now at 17-2, Van will be riding high as he heads back into the ring against Pantoja. But the 36-year-old Brazilian fighter has plenty of experience that could prove difficult for Van in a longer battle. Pantoja (30-6) is still considered one of the sport’s best flyweights of all time. After taking the belt from Brandon Moreno in 2023, Pantoja successfully defended the title four times, winning the final two with a rear-naked choke.

We’ll also get an exciting co-main before Van vs. Pantoja 2 when Arman Tsarukyan takes on Mauricio Ruffy. Tsarukyan has become a fan favorite, but he’ll be the underdog against Ruffy.

UFC 331 will take place at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles this Saturday, Sept. 19. If you can’t make it to the fight in person, read on to find out where to stream it online.

In the U.S., the only place to livestream UFC 331: Van vs. Pantoja 2 is Paramount+ . Already have a subscription? Log in here to watch the event once it starts.

If you don’t have a Paramount+ subscription, you’ll need to sign up to watch Van vs. Pantoja 2. The service offers two tiers — Essential and Premium — and both will let you livestream UFC events. Even better: Both plans offer a seven-day free trial.

Paramount+ Essential is the more affordable plan at $8.99 a month, and Premium costs $13.99 a month. Both plans also have an annual option at $89.99 a year for Essential or $139.99 a year for Premium. If you opt for Premium, you won’t be served ads during on-demand content, you’ll get a 24/7 livestream of your local CBS station, and you’ll have access to Showtime content.

As of writing, Van is a slight favorite in his title defence against Pantoja with a -136 moneyline against Pantoja’s +106.

Main Card Joshua Van (c) vs. Alexandre Pantoja — Flyweight championship Arman Tsarukyan vs. Mauricio Ruffy — Lightweight Patricio Pitbull vs. Doo Ho Choi — Featherweight Gable Steveson vs. Sean Sharaf — Heavyweight Alonzo Menifield vs. Iwo Baraniewski — Light heavyweight

Prelims Marlon Vera vs. Charles Jourdain — Bantamweight Tai Tuivasa vs. Robelis Despaigne — Heavyweight Michael Aswell Jr. vs. Joo Sang Yoo — Featherweight Ryan Gandra vs. Ozzy Diaz — Middleweight