UFC television deal, Paramount sports partnership, free MMA events on CBS
PPVs are over
In a groundbreaking announcement, the UFC has revealed that pay-per-view (PPV) events are now a thing of the past. This shift comes as part of an exciting new deal with Paramount. For an astonishing $7.7 billion over seven years, fans can expect a major transformation in how they access their favorite fights.
UFC announces new deal with Paramount
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As the UFC partners with Paramount, this new agreement marks a significant evolution in how mixed martial arts is consumed. The deal ensures that all numbered events will air on CBS, making them accessible to millions of viewers without any cost. This is a game-changer for fans who have been accustomed to shelling out significant sums for each PPV event.
7.7 billion dollars for 7 years
The financial aspect of the deal is equally impressive. The UFC’s commitment to a $7.7 billion partnership over seven years highlights the growing popularity of the sport and the networks’ belief in its potential. This investment not only supports the organization but also enhances the viewing experience for fans around the globe.
All numbered events will be on CBS. For free
Imagine being able to watch all UFC numbered events on CBS, entirely free of charge. This is a dream come true for many fight enthusiasts who have long wanted an easier way to enjoy their favorite sport. The ability to watch high-stakes matchups without worrying about PPV fees is sure to attract a wider audience and elevate the UFC’s presence in mainstream sports entertainment.
Wow!
This unprecedented move is set to redefine how we experience mixed martial arts, making it more accessible and enjoyable for everyone. Keep an eye on the UFC as they continue to break barriers and push the limits of sports broadcasting.