UFC 319 is set to deliver a huge main event with a middleweight title fight between champion Dricus Du Plessis and challenger ...

The upshot: Pay-per-view has lost by knockout. Pay-per-month has won. Distributors would rather use UFC or WWE (or NFL or NBA ...

UFC’s U.S. fans will no longer have to pay $80 per fight under a new $1.1 billion deal with Paramount+, but they’ll need a ...

As previously reported by Post Wrestling, WWE will imminently announce a PLE event for September 20. Moreover, the show is ...

The UFC is ending its pay-per-view model in 2026 and will instead opt to send all fights in the United States to the ...

Paramount+ costs $13 per month for an ad-free subscription or $8 per month with ads. Without a pay-per-view model, UFC can ...

There is a belief that the pay-per-view business, as we've known it, is dead. It turns out that it's not going anywhere, and it's here to stay.

Last month’s UFC 304 pay-per-view was interrupted by a seemingly years-old graphic of Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, for no apparent reason.

Meadowlark Media founder John Skipper recently suggested on The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz that the NFL could eventually decide to turn the Super Bowl into a pay-per-view event. “That’s ...

How It Changed History Sting vs. Hulk Hogan was WCW's Hogan vs. Andre the Giant. It was the biggest match they had to offer and drew a 1.9 pay-per-view buyrate, the best in company history.