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Paramount, ESPN deals with UFC, WWE bring out steel chairs in sports streaming cage match
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 UFC and WWE, were media luminaries: Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Disney’s Bob Iger and the future leader of Paramount, David Ellison, CEO of Skydance.
The offer Peacock made to the WWE to keep the promotions yearly content on the streaming service has been confirmed after it ...
ESPN “certainly would” be interested in hosting WWE’s back catalogue of archival footage on its new streaming service if the ...
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WWE and ESPN have announced a new five-year media rights agreement that will see the sports broadcasting network become the new home for WWE Premium Live Events ...
WWE's biggest shows -- known as premium live events -- will be exclusively available in the U.S. on ESPN's soon-to-debut ...
ESPN and WWE reached a five-year, $1.6 billion agreement that includes exclusive rights to air the wrestling company’s ...
ESPN has announced a partnership with WWE, securing streaming rights to WrestleMania. The deal makes ESPN the U.S. domestic ...
ESPN host Pat McAfee celebrated the network's historic $1.6 billion WWE broadcasting deal but took shots at his own company ...
According to The Wall Street Journal, the five-year deal between the WWE and ESPN is valued at over $1.6 billion. Citing ...
Major media rights deals with Paramount and Disney/ESPN fuel investor optimism around TKO's revenue growth potential.
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