Where Can I Watch, Bet Errol Spence Jr. vs Terence Crawford Fight, UFC 291 From Memphis?

Written by:

Tony Caliente

Published on:

Jul/28/2023

Fox & Hound at 6565 Towne Center Xing, Southaven, MS and Dave & Busters 2751 Wolf Creek Parkway are the only venues we can confirm are showing the Errol Spence Jr. vs Terence Crawford fight from the Memphis area. More establishments are confirmed to be showing UFC 291. Be sure to bet these fights at BetUS. This site DOES NOT withhold 10 percent of winnings.

UFC 291 main fight has Dustin Poirier as the -150 favorite taking on Justin Gaethje +120. The line on the Spence-Crawford fight was coming in at Crawford -170 and Spence Jr was coming in at +140.

Memphis Area Bars Showing UFC 291

Young Avenue Deli at 2119 Young Ave, Memphis, Hooters at 250 Peabody Place, Buffalo Wild Wings at 7188 Airways Blvd., Southaven, MS, Fox & Hound at 6565 Towne Center Crossing, Southaven, MS, Dave & Busters 2751 Wolf Creek Pkwy, Memphis.

Hollywood Bartlett 20 theater will be showing this big event with the showtime beginning at 9 pm.

"UFC makes its highly anticipated return to Salt Lake City, Utah with a Fight of the Year candidate that will see No. 2 ranked lightweight contender Dustin Poirier run it back with No. 3 Justin Gaethje for the vacant BMF title. The co-main event will see former UFC light heavyweight champion and current No. 3 ranked contender Jan Blachowicz look to spoil the 205-pound debut of former middleweight titleholder Alex Pereira."

- Tony Caliente, Gambling911.com

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