Joe Rogan praises UFC’s Paramount+ deal but hopes the promotion keeps ESPN ties, calling the network vital for attracting new ...

The UFC has struck a huge deal with Paramount and CBS to broadcast all of its events. Paramount will pay the UFC $7.7 billion to air the UFC for the next seven years and in the process, it has ended ...

LAS VEGAS – Eric McConico met the media Saturday after his split decision win over Cody Brundage at UFC on ESPN 72. McConico ...

The middleweight crown is up for grabs as Dricus Du Plessis defends against Khamzat Chimaev at UFC 319 in Chicago today. Find ...

David Ellison, the new CEO of Paramount, pinned a major new deal for the media company he just took over. Paramount Skydance ...

UFC Hall of Famer Frankie Edgar is ending his retirement but he’s not returning to MMA. Instead, the former UFC lightweight ...

LAS VEGAS – Gabriella Fernandes met the media Saturday after her unanimous decision win over Julija Stoliarenko at UFC on ...

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 ...

Matsumoto's win was a bounce-back from the first loss of his career, which came by split decision to longtime UFC fighter Rob ...

It's worth noting the UFC's broadcasting deal with ESPN is up for renewal at the end of 2025. Until then, have fun watching fights either on the Disney+ or ESPN+ apps.

Per Sherman, “ESPN still wants UFC rights, but not for the mixed martial arts league’s roughly $1 billion per year asking price. ESPN currently pays about $600 million for UFC, I’m told.

Now we know: Variety has announced the UFC has struck an extensive distribution deal with ESPN. The deal includes 15 events a year to be broadcast on ESPN+, ESPN’s new digital streaming service.