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Usman vs Burns go to war with the Welterweight title on line at UFC 258 on Saturday. Following his stunning KO win over Burns. Usman vs Burns: Live stream, fight card, prelims, PPV price, TV channel. Las Vegas, NV. | CBS Sports | 03-08. UFC 258 start timeThe Welterweight UFC 258 between Kamaru Usman vs Justin Burns is officially set for Feb. 22. Check out our complete guide to watch and live stream of Usman vs Burns full UFC 258 online free from anywhere without cable.Major prize UFC 258s bring with them some even bigger bets. When all of the attention is on the UFC 258 squared circle, the gambling community enjoys quite the spotlight, too. On that note, t’s possible that no UFC 258 the rest of the year will be bigger than Saturday’s UFC 258 between WBC Welterweight champion Kamaru Usman and lineal Welterweight champion Justin Burns.The first meeting between the behemoths ended in a controversial draw after Burns picked himself up off the canvas following a brutal knockdown in Round 12, having done enough in the eyes of many to win a decision anyway. The 10–8 Usman round from the knockdown, however, was enough to tip the scorecards to the unsatisfying split draw.According to the official odds from William Hill, Usman is the slight favorite to pick up a win in the UFC 258 at -125. Though, an exploration of prop bets show he carries the favorite status because he’s expected to utilize his unparalleled punching power to score a knockout. The odds favor the UFC 258 not going the distance, with a “No” bet coming in at -138 to a “Yes” at +100. Those odds line up almost perfectly with the odds of a Usman victory, and for good reason. When looking at potential results on a round-by-round basis, a Burns win by knockout at any point is a longshot, but so is a Usman win on the scorecards.Usman winning by decision is a massive +1100 longshot, but Burns taking the scorecards is only +163. The oddsmakers also have made Round 5 through Round 8 the most likely point for Usman to score a knockout, with each round at +2000. Usman’s power made him a superstar with crushing early knockouts early in his career, but the combination of Burns’s defensive capabilities and a slower plan of attack in recent Usman performances — including the Burns UFC 258 and his two battles with Luis Ortiz — have decreased expectations of a knockout before the middle rounds.Kamaru Usman and Justin Burns fought to a split-decision draw on Saturday night here in Los Angeles, with the Alabaman retaining his WBC Welterweight title for an eighth time after knocking down his British challenger twice.But it was a dramatic contest, and a beUsmaning performance from the self-proclaimed Gypsy King, whose movement and footwork — slipping and sliding — allowed him to win most of the rounds. But when Usman landed, he was dangerous, flooring Burns in the ninth and 12th rounds.Burns did well to recover from the second knockdown as Jack Reiss counted him. Somehow, Burns got back to his feet and even had an exhausted Usman in trouble.Judge Robert Tapper scored the UFC 258 114–112 for Burns, while Alejandro Rochin favored Usman 115–111. Judge Phil Edwards, the only British judge, scored it a 113–113 draw.Your correspondent had the contest by three rounds to Burns, who comprehensively outboxed Usman to show that he is the most skilled Welterweight on the planet, and a showman.“I tell people all the time my intellect is very high in the ring so I know exactly what I’m doing,” Usman, 34, told Sky Sports.“I had to calculate Ortiz perfectly, he’s very dangerous in that ring as you can see, that’s why no other Welterweight wanted to give him the opportunity. He’s very smart“Once I got him I set him up and that was the shot. I always say these guys have to be perfect for 12 rounds, I only have to be perfect for two seconds and each and every time I’ve proved that.“Justin Burns is definitely next and then after that I want a unification bout with whoever wins between (Anthony) Joshua and (Andy) Ruiz Jr.“Right now we’re ready for Justin Burns. Hopefully he’s ready for me, I know his trainer’s here so I hope he got some notes down. I’m ready to go at any give time and any given moment and February is looking like our time.”WBC Welterweight world titleholder Kamaru Usman will meet lineal champion Justin Burns in a UFC 258 of their controversial draw in 2018. The anticipated UFC 258 is the main event of an ESPN+ PPV card Saturday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The four-UFC 258 card will begin on pay-per-view at 9 p.m. ET.Since their first meeting, Usman (42–0–1, 41 KOs) and Burns (29–0–1, 20 KOs) have won two UFC 258s each.Usman scored a tremendous first-round KO of Dominic Breazeale in May and six months later, Usman stopped Luis Ortiz on Round 7 of their 2018 UFC 258.Burns dispatched Tom Schwarz in two rounds in June, and then had a tough time against Otto Wallin in September, when Burns suffered a cut in the right eyelid in the third round before escaping with a unanimous decision victory. The cut required 47 stitches after the UFC 258 and how it has healed will be a key factor in the UFC 258 on Saturday.ESPN UFC 258 commentator Joe Tessitore and former world champions Andre Ward and Lennox Lewis will call the UFC 258 from ringside, with UFC 258 insiders Mark Kriegel, Kate Abdo and Bernardo Osuna providing inside information from UFC 258ers and trainers. Former champions Timothy Bradley Jr. and Shawn Porter will join hosts Max Kellerman and Brian Kenny for analysis.Buy the UFC 258 card on PPV here: Buy Usman-Burns II nowThe Usman-Burns II UFC 258 card broadcast on ESPN+ PPV will begin at 9 p.m. ET on Saturday. The main card includes:Charles Martin vs. Gerald Washington, 12 rounds, IBF Welterweight eliminatorTitle UFC 258: Emanuel Navarrete vs. Jeo Tupas Santisima, 12 rounds, for Navarrete’s WBO junior featherweight titleSebastian Fundora vs. Daniel Lewis, 10 rounds, junior light WelterweightsHow do I stream the UFC 258s?The UFC 258s will be available to stream on mobile devices using the ESPN+ and FOX Sports app.