Where Can I Watch, Bet the Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford Fight, UFC 291 From St. Lous?

Written by:

Don Shapiro

Published on:

Jul/26/2023

St. Louis bars and other venues will be showing the Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford fight as well as UFC 291 Saturday night. Be sure to place your bets courtesy of BetOnline. 18 and up welcome.

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

Dave & Busters 13857 Riverport Dr, Maryland Heights, MO will be showing the Spence-Crawford fight as will the adult establishment Deja Vu Showgirls of Washington Park dba Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club (also showing UFC 291) at 5420 Bunkum Rd in nearby Washington Park, IL.

These are the only establishments confirmed to be showing the first but the following are confirmed to be showing UFC 291 and more than likely will show Spence-Crawford.

The Midwestern at 900 Spruce Street, St. Louis, DraftKings at Casino Queen at 200 South Front St., E. St Louis is almost certain to be showing the Spence-Crawford fight as well.

Duke's will be showing UFC 291. This festive, bi–level sports bar offering pub food, TVs tuned to sports & a patio in a casual setting is located at 2001 Menard St, St. Louis.

Big Daddys @ Soulard at 1000 Sidney Street, St. Louis and Buffalo Wild Wings at 1210 Strassner Dr., Brentwood, MO will be showing this fight as well.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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