In an announcement on Monday, Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) revealed they will be moving from ESPN+ to Paramount+ and CBS in a new, seven-year media rights deal, worth $7.7 billion. Paramount S ...

The UFC has just signed a major seven-year media rights agreement deal with Paramount, worth an average annual value of $1.1 billion.

While the UFC and Paramount's decision to ditch the pay-per-view model seemingly is great for fans, what about the fighters?

Paramount and CBS will be the new home for all UFC events in the United States in 2026. UFC CEO Dana White revealed on Monday ...

Set to last seven years, with an average annual value of $1.1bn, the contract marks the impending end of the UFC’s partnership with ESPN, a relationship that began in 2019. More importantly, however, ...

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 ...

The meet and greet was at UFC 306 at the Sphere in Las Vegas nearly a year ago. In the luxury box of TKO Holdings, which owns ...

UFC's CEO reveals why he wanted David Ellison's muscle behind his MMA giant, why pay-per-view events no longer work, and what ...

The seven-year agreement announced August 11 will give the Skydance-owned Paramount exclusive access to all UFC events in the ...

UFC history was made Monday, as the promotion signed a seven-year deal worth $7.7 billion for its events to air on Paramount+ beginning next year.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship is making a seismic shift in its U.S. broadcast home. Starting in 2026, all UFC events ...

UFC’s new seven-year Paramount partnership means fans get every fight night without paying $70+ for pay-per-view.