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UFC signs broadcast deal with Paramount CBS, ends pay-per-view model
Paramount CBS was initially set to take half of UFC’s broadcast rights in the form of 30 Fight Night cards. But the deal grew following the closure of a merger between Skydance and Paramount. In 48 hours, an agreement for rights to all of UFC’s events was struck, bucking the assumption that UFC would remain with ESPN or move to Netflix.
UFC, Paramount+ announce landmark media rights agreement in exclusive partnership, nixing PPV model
Paramount+ will be the new U.S. home of all UFC numbered events and Fight Nights beginning in 2026 as part of a seven-year media rights agreement announced Monday by Paramount -- a Skydance Corporation -- and TKO Group Holdings.
The UFC had multiple suitors interested in landing the promotion’s broadcast rights deal, but in the end, Paramount ponied up ...
TKO Group Holdings announced Monday it signed a UFC media rights deal with Paramount to stream events on Paramount+ with ...
CBS, the first broadcast network to broadcast a live MMA event, could begin showing live UFC events beginning in 2026 with ...
Monday morning, UFC parent company TKO announced a landmark seven-year, $7.7 billion media rights agreement with Paramount ...
Joe Rogan loves doing UFC commentary … so long as it doesn’t numb his mind. Hopefully the executives at Paramount, who ...
UFC CEO Dana White confirmed plans for a July 4, 2026 fight at the White House to mark America's 250th birthday.
UFC partners with Paramount and CBS in 2026, ending pay-per-view and offering all fights via streaming and broadcast.
Long before UFC inked its $7.7 billion deal with Paramount+, which includes a handful of marquee events on CBS, the network ...
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