- MSG: No Meaningful TWC Talks Since Jan. 1
- Media Notes
- Super Bowl Online Stream Draws Over 2 Mill ...
- Rodgers Earns Raves For Analyst Work On NB ...
- Tiger Depicted At Various Ages In New Vide ...
- Yahoo Tops Latest ComScore Rankings
- Super Bowl XLVI Most-Viewed U.S. TV Progra ...
- Local NBC Affilis To Air Sabres Game
- Media Notes
- Super Bowl Overnight Down Slightly From '1 ...
Upcoming Conferences and Events
-
Mar 21-22
-
Mar 22
-
May 23
-
May 30-31
-
Jun 5-7
SBD/Issue 33/Sports Media
Keep Up The Fight: UFC, Spike TV Agree To Three-Year Extension
Published October 26, 2007
Spike TV and UFC have agreed to a three-year extension of their partnership that includes four additional seasons of “The Ultimate Fighter,” 12 live fight cards, two seasons of a new weekly series featuring live fights and 39 one-hour episodes of “UFC Unleashed,” a retrospective on the UFC greatest fights (Spike TV). UFC President Dana White said, “Since we started on Spike TV, we’ve continued to grow and build Spike’s numbers. With this new deal our plan is to grow the UFC, build big superstars and put up big numbers on Spike.” White also said that he is "‘100[%] confident’ that the UFC will end up with an HBO deal down the road” (BOSTON HERALD, 10/26). In Houston, Steve Sievert reported White confirmed that UFC "is no longer pursuing discussions with ESPN” to broadcast live fights (CHRON.com, 10/25). In Boston, Dan Duggan notes UFC has also signed former WWE wrestler Brock Lesnar and will hold UFC 79, featuring the Chuck Liddell-Wanderlei Silva fight, on December 29 in Las Vegas (BOSTON HERALD, 10/26).







