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Feb. 6th event becomes UFC Fight Night

January 28, 2016 by Jason Cruz 10 Comments

The UFC announced on Wednesday that UFC 196 originally scheduled for PPV on Saturday, February 6th will now be called “UFC Fight Night: Hendricks vs. Thompson.”  The full card will be shown on FS1 with the exception of the Fight Pass Exclusive prelims. The PPV was scrapped earlier in the week after both Cain Velasquez […]

Filed Under: FS1, TV, UFC, UFC Fight Pass

UFC files Answer to Plaintiffs’ Complaint, parties fight over discovery process

January 27, 2016 by Jason Cruz 2 Comments

Last week, attorneys for the UFC filed its Answer to Plaintiff’s Amended Complaint in the ongoing Antitrust lawsuit venued in Nevada.  The rather long (27 pages to be exact) goes through each and every paragraph of the Plaintiffs’ Complaint. After the court denied the UFC’s motion to dismiss, per the rules of federal civil procedure, […]

Filed Under: Antitrust Class Action, Le v. Zuffa, legal, UFC

Rousey produces above average ratings for SNL

January 27, 2016 by Jason Cruz 14 Comments

Ronda Rousey’s appearance on Saturday Night Live provided the show with above average ratings this past Saturday night according to Television By Numbers. Rousey’s appearance on SNL drew a 5.0 household share and a 2.5 share with the 18-49 demo in the overnight ratings for the metered markets.  The show is averaging a 4.6 household […]

Filed Under: ratings, UFC

UFC 196 moves to FS1

January 26, 2016 by Jason Cruz 24 Comments

Yahoo! Sports reports that UFC 196 has been switched from PPV to an FS1 broadcast.  After the main event of Cain Velasquez-Fabricio Werdum disintegrated when both fighters pulled out within 24 hours, the UFC made the move to scrap the PPV and move it to its broadcast partner. The FS1 main event will be a […]

Filed Under: FS1, pay-per-view, TV, UFC

Judge denies UFC’s Preliminary Injunction to hold UFC 198 at MSG

January 25, 2016 by Jason Cruz 14 Comments

Judge Kimba Wood has denied the UFC’s request for a Preliminary Junction which would have allowed UFC 198 at New York’s Madison Square Garden.  The UFC will either appeal the ruling and/or seek another venue for UFC 198. In denying the Preliminary Injunction, Judge Wood cited the Pullman doctrine, a legal case which dictates that […]

Filed Under: Featured, New York, regulation, UFC

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