Paramount will become the new home to all UFC events in the U.S., while UFC's CEO says the White House may host a July 4 event broadcast on CBS.

Just how big of a surprise was the UFC’s bombshell $7.7 billion deal with Paramount and CBS? So big that even UFC CEO Dana White didn’t see it coming.

Paramount and UFC have announced a billion-dollar rights deal, marking a significant shift for the fight company.

The domestic media rights deal with Paramount is worth more than $7 billion, and is all inclusive — meaning no more PPV.

Under the seven-year deal, UFC fights will be streamed on Paramount+ and select bouts will be simulcast on CBS.

Jake Paul had a straightforward message to UFC fighters after the company announced a $7.7 billion streaming deal with Paramount and CBS.

With ESPN’s seven-year broadcast deal nearing its end, the UFC, under Dana White’s leadership, spent the past year locked in The post Jake Paul Calls out UFC over Fighter Pay Following Record $7.7 Billion Deal appeared first on FirstSportz.

Jake Paul has blasted Dana White and the UFC’s groundbreaking new seven-year deal with broadcasters Paramount+ and CBS, dubbed as the "end of pay-per-view". The deal, worth $7.7billion, will transform the way the sport is consumed by spectators,

The deal is reportedly worth $7.7 billion. After news of the huge deal broke, Paul immediately took to X to slam the UFC and TKO Group over its "hubris" for calling the pay-per-view model "a thing of the past" and "an outdated,