Dana White confirmed Joe Rogan’s UFC role will stat intact as $7.7B Paramount+ deal ends PPV, streaming all events from 2026.

UFC 319 will feature Dricus du Plessis entering the ring to defend his UFC middleweight title for the third time as Khamzat Chimaev challenges.

Dana White says special UFC pay-per-view events are still possible under the new Paramount deal, teasing big fight nights ahead for fans.

End of pay-per-view? One of the major complaints with the UFC in recent years has been the pay-per-view model, which has forced consumers to pay for certain events.

After UFC announced its new $7.7 billion media rights deal with Paramount on Monday morning, perhaps the biggest headline came in the form of obituaries for the pay-per-view format. And for good ...

Dana White seems to have already backtracked on the idea that the UFC’s pay-per-view model is finished, just hours after it seemed like those days were over.

Hawaii’s home football game televised by Spectrum Sports will not be on pay-per-view and instead will be broadcast live without any additional cost, UH announced today. In a post on social media ...

Right now, each pay-per-view will set you back $79.99 and with 13 of them a year, that’s $1,039 gone before you even think about anything else. But wait, there’s more.

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UFC partners with Paramount and CBS in 2026, ending pay-per-view and offering all fights via streaming and broadcast.