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    UFC Signs Massive $7.7B Deal with Paramount — Say Goodbye to Pay-Per-View!

    WamalaBy WamalaAugust 11, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Big news for fight fans: Dana White and the UFC have officially inked a groundbreaking $7.7 billion deal with Paramount, giving the MMA giant a brand-new streaming home starting in 2026. This seven-year pact, announced Monday, marks a seismic shift in how Americans will watch UFC events.

    The Deal Details: $1.1 Billion a Year for Paramount+ Access

    The agreement, brokered by Skydance Corporation, comes with a jaw-dropping $1.1 billion annual price tag — making it one of the biggest sports streaming deals ever. For the first time, U.S. fans will get full access to all UFC fights on Paramount+ without the dreaded Pay-Per-View fees.

    “The historic deal with Paramount and CBS is incredible for UFC fans and our athletes,” Dana White said.
    “Fans in the US will have access to all UFC content without a Pay-Per-View model, making it more affordable and accessible.”

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    Where to Watch? Paramount+ & CBS to Share the Spotlight

    Most UFC events will stream exclusively on Paramount+, but select “numbered events” — the biggest, most anticipated fight cards — will also air on CBS, Paramount’s linear broadcast network. This hybrid model aims to maximize viewership and accessibility.

    Paramount Beats Out ESPN, Amazon, Netflix

    This deal ends ESPN’s reign, which held the UFC broadcast rights since 2018. Paramount edged out major competitors including Amazon and Netflix, securing the crown for streaming the world’s most popular MMA fights.

    Industry Leaders Praise the Deal

    Ari Emanuel, CEO of Skydance/TKO, called the agreement a “realization of our strategy,” praising the commitment to cutting-edge technology and storytelling enhancements.

    “We believe wholeheartedly in David’s vision and look forward to a partnership focused on improving the overall viewing experience,” Emanuel said.

    A Bright Spot Amid CBS Shakeups

    The Paramount/UFC news arrives amid CBS’s recent announcement that The Late Show with Stephen Colbert will end in May 2026 — a blow to the network’s late-night lineup. UFC’s arrival on CBS and Paramount+ offers a major boost in fresh, high-profile content.

    Fan Reaction: Goodbye Pay-Per-View, Hello Streaming!

    The internet is buzzing with excitement as fans celebrate the end of the Pay-Per-View era, making UFC more accessible and affordable than ever.

    What do you think of UFC’s new Paramount deal? Ready for all fights on streaming with no extra fees? Drop your thoughts below!

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