Dana White and the UFC have just revealed a groundbreaking shift in the sport’s broadcast landscape: starting in 2026, Paramount and CBS will become the exclusive new home for all UFC content in the ...

Among the most celebrated news within the UFC's new seven-year, $7.7 billion broadcast deal with Paramount was the surprising revelation that the promotion was ditching its long-held pay-per-view ...

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Dana White has confirmed that the UFC will no longer be on pay-per-view in the United States as he confirmed a new ten-figure broadcast deal. The UFC has always offered premium events on pay-per-view, ...

Tony Khan is set to bring the inaugural AEW Redemption pay-per-view to the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Matt Craig is a L.A.-based Forbes reporter covering entertainment. The lord of the Octagon reveals why he wanted David Ellison’s muscle behind his MMA giant, why pay-per-view events no longer work, ...

UFC’s new seven-year, $1.1 billion deal with Paramount+ will end its U.S. pay-per-view model starting in 2026. All 13 numbered events and 30 Fight Nights will be included in the Paramount+ ...

It’s been a quiet few months for All Elite Wrestling (AEW) since the pro wrestling promotion announced its new media rights deal with Warner Bros. Discovery last fall. But ahead of this Sunday’s AEW ...

While most major sports media rights have been locked up for the foreseeable future, UFC is one of the few whose will be available in the coming months. And depending on how the MMA giant’s new deal ...

UFC has announced a new media partnership that will put an end to the pay-per-view model that has existed since the promotion was founded more than three decades ago. In a statement on Monday morning, ...

The UFC recently signed a broadcast deal with Paramount+ that will average $1.1 billion annually, dwarfing the MMA powerhouse’s previous ESPN agreement ($550 million/year). The promotion’s president ...