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PFL announces media deal with Vice

November 5, 2025 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The Professional Fighter’s League announced on Wednesday that it has entered a deal with Vice Television as the “exclusive linear US telecast home for ten international events, beginning with two in December and continuing with eight more throughout 2026 according to a company press release.

The domestic PFL events currently air on ESPN and ESPN+ since 2023. Its deal with ESPN runs through 2026.

The international events will include the PFL MENA Championships on December 5 from Saudi Arabia and the PFL Africa Championships on December 20 from Benin, West Africa, will air on the network. The broadcasts will expand to in 2026.

Vice Television is in roughly 40 million homes in the U.S.

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Prior to this deal, there was not an easy way to watch the international fights the PFL has put on. This deal helps expand the PFL brand and footprint as more people will get the opportunity to watch.

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