The New York Times

With new deals, ‘Pay Per View’ has lost by knockout. ‘Pay Per Month’ has won

Welcome back to MoneyCall, The Athletic’s weekly sports business cheat sheet. (Was this column forwarded to you? Subscribe here to receive it in your email every Wednesday morning.) Name-dropped today ...
FOX 5 Atlanta

UFC-Paramount deal: No more pay-per-view, all fights on Paramount+, what to know

UFC’s new seven-year, $1.1 billion deal with Paramount+ will end its U.S. pay-per-view model starting in 2026. All 13 numbered events and 30 Fight Nights will be included in the Paramount+ ...
Bloody Elbow

Manny Pacquiao’s pay-per-view debut ended in disaster after controversial foul

One of the biggest pay-per-view attractions of his generation, Manny Pacquiao’s first spot atop a box office headliner could not have ended in worse circumstances. Making his first venture to North ...
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UFC to ditch pay-per-view model as part of $7.7B media rights deal with Paramount

The UFC will get rid of its pay-per-view model as part of its massive $7.7 billion agreement to air its events on Paramount+ starting in 2026, its parent company TKO announced on Monday. The ...
Morningstar

Is pay-per-view dead? Jake Paul and UFC deals put the squeeze on PPV model.

Paul recently announced another boxing match that will stream on Netflix, and UFC is leaving its PPV model for Paramount+ Jake Paul is scheduled to fight Gervonta Davis in a Nov. 14 boxing match on ...