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Invicta FC signs deal with CBS Sports

June 11, 2024 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Invicta Fighting Championships has signed an exclusive U.S. television rights deal with CBS Sports. The deal will begin later this month with Invicta FC 55 airing on June 28.

Photo via Invicta FC press release

Invicta FC will air live on CBS Sports Network. The network will air five events in 2024.

Invicta FC Founder Shannon Knapp stated the following in the press release announcing the news:

“By joining forces with their global platform, we’re set to bring our world-class events to an even larger audience. 2024 will be a landmark year for us, packed with unparalleled matchups and title fights exclusive to Invicta. We are excited to showcase our world-class events and demonstrate why Invicta FC is the leading brand in women’s MMA, giving fans around the world a front-row seat to the action.

CBS Sports’ Complete 2024 Invicta FC Schedule (9-11 p.m. ET):
 
Friday, June 28 – Invicta FC 55: Bernardo vs. Rubin – Memorial Hall in Kansas City
Friday, August 9 – Invicta FC 56
Friday, September TBD – Invicta FC 57
Wednesday, November 6 – Invicta FC 58
Friday, December 13 – Invicta FC 59

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