Dana White-led UFC reportedly seeking $1 billion/year from next media rights deal with Netflix and Amazon among prospective buyers

Dana White-led UFC reportedly seeking $1 billion/year from next media rights deal with Netflix and Amazon among prospective buyers

Dana White and the UFC top brass are eager for an even greater media rights deal for the promotion.

UFC Aims for Over $1 Billion Annual Revenue in New TV Rights Deal

The UFC is aiming for a new TV rights deal exceeding $1 billion annually, with major players like Netflix, Amazon, and WBD expected to compete for the rights. This follows the successful WWE deals with Netflix and NBC Universal, signaling a new era of sports broadcasting The post UFC Aims for Over $1 Billion Annual Revenue in New TV Rights Deal first appeared on MMA UK.

UFC's $1 billion decision: Explaining Dana White spear-headed company's next big TV rights deal

FirstSportz The UFC is seeking more than $1 billion a year from its next media rights deal, according to people with The post UFC’s $1 billion decision: Explaining Dana White spear-headed company’s next big TV rights deal appeared first on FirstSportz.

UFC reportedly looking for more than $1 billion/year on next rights deal

The UFC is the biggest sports property negotiating a broadcast rights deal in 2025, and the company is already setting the bar high. According to a new report from Bloomberg’s Lucas Shaw, the mixed martial arts promoter is aiming to more than double its current media rights revenue. The goal is to surpass $1 billion annually after the company’s current deal expires at the end of the year. To meet that goal, the UFC will likely need to split its …

Sources: UFC is looking to get more than $1B a year from its next media-rights deal, more than double its current ESPN contract, which goes through 2025's end

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UFC seeks over $1 billion per year for next TV rights deal

2025-01-11 01:30:28 : The Ultimate Fighting Championship hopes to earn more than $1 billion a year from its next media rights deal, more than double what current contract holder ESPN is paying, according to people familiar with the matter. The UFC’s agreement with The Walt Disney Company’s ESPN expires at the end of 2025, and the two sides will enter an exclusive negotiating window later this month. The MMA league has begun informal conversati…