The UFC still has to work out a long term deal with DirecTV but the promotion has reached an agreement with the pay-per-view distributor to air UFC 234: Whittaker vs. Gastelum. Earlier in the day on Thursday, UFC officials announced that the upcoming c…
The UFC still has to work out a long term deal with DirecTV but the promotion has reached an agreement with the pay-per-view distributor to air UFC 234: Whittaker vs. Gastelum. Earlier in the day on Thursday, UFC officials announced that the upcoming card from Melbourne, Australia would not be available for purchase through DirecTV. […]
Just a few days ago, tens of millions of fight fans might have been wondering if they’d be able to watch Saturday’s UFC Fight Night 26 event. The fight card will help launch the new all-sports cable channel Fox Sports 1, but the new network had yet to reach deals with major television distributors like Time Warner Cable, DirecTV, and the Dish Network.
At the 11th hour, however, FS1 has reached a distribution deal with all of those providers, expanding the reach of tomorrow’s “Shogun vs. Sonnen” card by about forty million viewers. MMA Junkie has more details.
“You can check FOX Sports 1’s availability in your area at foxsports1.com. The channel now will be available in approximately 90 million homes for its heavily promoted launch.
“The channel, which will become the primary cable home of the UFC (along with the also-launching FOX Sports 2), replaces the organization’s previous broadcasts on FX and FUEL TV. The UFC will contribute to 5,000 annual hours of live programming, which also will include NCAA basketball and football, NASCAR, soccer, boxing and other sports.”
This news hits home for this writer. Before the announcement, I was facing the horrible prospect of either having to go watch the fight with people outside of my basement lair or being forced to actually make other plans for a Saturday night other than watching fights *shudder*.
Close call. How many of you taters does this development affect and what were you planning to do if you couldn’t have watched Shogun, Chael, Alistair, McGregor, JLau, Urijah, Cole and the rest of ’em?
Just a few days ago, tens of millions of fight fans might have been wondering if they’d be able to watch Saturday’s UFC Fight Night 26 event. The fight card will help launch the new all-sports cable channel Fox Sports 1, but the new network had yet to reach deals with major television distributors like Time Warner Cable, DirecTV, and the Dish Network.
At the 11th hour, however, FS1 has reached a distribution deal with all of those providers, expanding the reach of tomorrow’s “Shogun vs. Sonnen” card by about forty million viewers. MMA Junkie has more details.
“You can check FOX Sports 1′s availability in your area at foxsports1.com. The channel now will be available in approximately 90 million homes for its heavily promoted launch.
“The channel, which will become the primary cable home of the UFC (along with the also-launching FOX Sports 2), replaces the organization’s previous broadcasts on FX and FUEL TV. The UFC will contribute to 5,000 annual hours of live programming, which also will include NCAA basketball and football, NASCAR, soccer, boxing and other sports.”
This news hits home for this writer. Before the announcement, I was facing the horrible prospect of either having to go watch the fight with people outside of my basement lair or being forced to actually make other plans for a Saturday night other than watching fights *shudder*.
Close call. How many of you taters does this development affect and what were you planning to do if you couldn’t have watched Shogun, Chael, Alistair, McGregor, JLau, Urijah, Cole and the rest of ‘em?
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A bunch of T and A photos of Ms. TapouT turned Pro Elite Ring Girl, Jennifer Swift: here. Yet another change in the UFC 137 main card line-up as Brad Tavares is injured, thus yanking.
A bunch of T and A photos of Ms. TapouT turned Pro Elite Ring Girl, Jennifer Swift: here.
Yet another change in the UFC 137 main card line-up as Brad Tavares is injured, thus yanking his fight with Dustin Jacoby. Scott Jorgenson vs. Jeff Curran bumps up to pay-per-view and Jacoby will fight Clifford Starks in place of Tavares on the prelim-card. Confused? Read it: here.
TUF 13 winner, Tony Ferguson will face Yves Edwards at TUF 14 Finale event: here.
Chael Sonnen to host 2011 World MMA Awards this November 30th! That ought to make us actually watch the show!: here.
Watch Pat Barry and Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic sing “California Dreaming” because it’s only a minute long and if you’ve already seen Anderson Silva dance with Justin Bieber you have no excuse not to watch this. Plus, Cro Cop can carry a tune!: here.
The new UFC 137: BJ Penn vs. Nick Diaz trailer: here.
WTF! I have DirecTV… And it may no longer offer Fox Network or its subsidiaries starting November 1st: here.
Enjoy pics of JWoww in her bikini below and get her “workout tips for having gravity defying boobs” (apparently, you don’t just buy them, you have to work at them): here.