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UFC-Paramount Plus deal, explained: How historic $7.7 billion TV contract breaks away from pay-per-view model
On Monday, Aug. 11, UFC CEO and president Dana White took to X (formerly Twitter) to confirm that the organization had reached a groundbreaking deal with Paramount and CBS, making their networks the exclusive home of UFC events while moving from the pay-per-view model.
The seven-year $7.7 billion deal is an early win for the company’s new chairman, David Ellison, who took over last week. CBS ...
Hours after Paramount and UFC announced a billion-dollar rights deal, Dana White said he had yet to hear from his friend, ...
This $1.1 billion deal came less than two years after the UFC and WWE merged and formed one parent company named TKO. At this ...
The UFC has signed a new deal deal with Paramount valued at $7.7 billion, while ESPN signs WWE for rights to top events ...
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Paramount's new owner David Ellison dodged questions about what he had to do to get a deal done — and how he might deal with ...
UFC CEO Dana White says a July 4 fight card at the White House is “absolutely happening" as part of the U.S.
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