The high-stakes negotiations for the next round of UFC television rights are intensifying, with at least four companies reportedly in the mix now that TKO and UFCs exclusive negotiating window with current partner ESPN has closed. According to a report from John Ourand in his Puck Varsity newsletter, AEWs broadcast partner, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), []
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