Bellator MMA returns to television on Saturday night for “Bellator 198: Fedor vs. Mir,” which features the third opening round bout of the Bellator Heavyweight Grand Prix. In the main event, mixed martial arts legend Fedor Emelianenko goes head-to-head with former UFC champion Frank Mir to determine who will advance to face Chael Sonnen in the tournament’s semifinals.
In the co-main event, Emmanuel Sanchez faces UFC vet Sam Sicilia in a featherweight bout. The main card on Paramount will also include jiu-jitsu aces Neiman Gracie and Rafael Lovato Jr., along with another star on the mat, Dillon Danis, the outspoken training partner of Conor McGregor who will be making his professional MMA debut.
All of the information you need to catch Bellator 197 from the opening bout can be seen below.
Bellator 198: Fight Time & Viewing Details
Event: Bellator 197: Fedor vs. Mir
Date: Saturday, April 28, 2018
Location: Rosemont, Illinois
Venue: Allstate Arena
Main Card Time: 9:00 P.M. EST
Broadcast: Bellator.com, Paramount Network
Sling TV
Bellator 198 begins at 9:00 P.M, you may stream the fights for free via Sling TV. Sling TV is a service that allows subscribers to watch live and on-demand TV channels on TVs, computer or mobile device. It’s just like a cable or satellite TV service, except it’s delivered over the internet. You can sign up for a free 7-day trial. If you cancel your subscription within seven days, you will not be charged. Once signed up, simply download the Sling TV app for your computer, phone or mobile device to start streaming.
MMAStreams via Reddit
Your other option is to visit MMAStreams on Reddit to see if you can find a stream for this event.
Bellator 198 Fight Card
MAIN CARD (Paramount)
- Fedor Emelianenko (240) vs. Frank Mir (261.5)
- Emmanuel Sanchez (145) vs. Sam Sicilia (146)
- Neiman Gracie (171) vs. Javier Torres (169)
- Rafael Lovato Jr. (186.5) vs. Gerald Harris (188)
- Dillon Danis (175) vs. Kyle Walker (174)
PRELIMINARY CARD (Paramount.com)
- P.J. Cajigas (169.5) vs. R’Mandel Cameron (170)
- Dan Stittgen (170.5) vs. Mark Stoddard (170.5)
- Morgan Sickinger (147.5) vs. Eric Wisely (150)
- Joey Diehl (126) vs. Nate Williams (125)
- James Bennett (155.5) vs. Dustin Stusse (157.5)
- Asef Askar (146) vs. Andrew Johnson (145.5)
- Adil Benjilany (145) vs. Corey Jackson (145.5)
- Tom Angeloff (169) vs. Sultan Umar (169.5)
- Adam Maciejewski (250.5) vs. Robert Morrow (214)