Tag: Pay-Per-View

AEW will launch its first-ever live pay-per-view on HBO Max with All Out on September 20, marking the start of a new transactional streaming model for the platform. Priced at $39.99, the event will be available to U.S. subscribers with…

Kirby analyzes Sling TV’s new Flex Pass as a bold, consumer-first challenge to the traditional subscription model. For $4.99 to $14.99, users can access live TV—no commitment, no auto-renewal—tailored to moments like playoff games or premieres. He argues this isn’t…

Paramount has signed a $7.7 billion, seven-year exclusive U.S. streaming deal with TKO Group to bring all UFC events to Paramount+ starting in 2026, ending the sport’s pay-per-view model. For $12.99/month, subscribers will get 43 annual UFC events, with select…

Fubo reported Q2 2025 revenue of 380 million dollars, topping expectations despite a seasonal drop in subscribers to 1.7 million. The sports-first streamer achieved its first-ever positive adjusted EBITDA of 20.7 million dollars and narrowed its net loss to 8…

UFC is likely to move away from its exclusive media rights deal with ESPN and is “likely” to pursue a multi-partner distribution strategy for its next contract, targeting $1 billion annually. With competitors like Netflix, Amazon, and Warner Bros. Discovery…

Fubo is launching Pay-Per-View events in June—no subscription required—starting with soccer and boxing matches. A new deal with DAZN brings its U.S. channel to Fubo and extends Fubo’s FAST channel to DAZN’s platform. These moves aim to attract casual fans…

UFC is in active negotiations for its next media rights deal, with ESPN reportedly “furthest along” in talks. ESPN aims to retain linear TV rights and secure content for its upcoming DTC service, but faces competition from Netflix and Amazon,…

Fubo and DAZN have entered a multiyear partnership to distribute each other’s proprietary sports channels. Fubo now offers the new DAZN1 channel featuring exclusive boxing and MMA content. DAZN is adding Fubo Sports to its platform, expanding access to FAST…

ESPN+’s streaming failure during UFC 313 couldn’t have come at a worse time, with UFC’s exclusive negotiating window set to expire on April 15. The glitch-filled pay-per-view frustrated fans who paid $79.99, and UFC President Dana White didn’t hold back…

AEW is moving its pay-per-view events to Prime Video in a multi-year deal covering the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. While WBD’s Max still streams AEW’s weekly shows, Prime Video’s bigger reach and strong live sports setup made it the…