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UFC and Kerasotes Sign Theatre Agreement

February 11, 2010 by Kelsey Philpott 2 Comments

The Kerasotes Showplace Theatres chain is now advertising UFC 111 in the “Coming Soon” segment of its website, signalling the beginning of a four-fight agreement with the UFC to show fights across its many theatres in the US.

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The success of Mayweather-Marquez in theatres last September was enough impetus for the UFC to jump into theatre distribution arena. This four-fight agreement – should things go well – is likely the precursor for a longer, more extensive agreement down the road.

If I’m not mistaken, tickets for the Mayweather fight went for around $15; expect the same for UFC events, especially considering its the same company providing the content to Kerasotes (NCM Fathom).

Filed Under: pay-per-view, TV, UFC

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  1. Matt C. says

    February 11, 2010 at 9:52 am

    Do we know yet if they are going to show the full card or just the PPV portion?

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