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S&P Report on Zuffa – Analysis

October 1, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott 20 Comments

Today, Standard & Poor’s released its latest credit report on Zuffa LLC that documented the corporation’s latest financing initiatives. Below is a summary of the report’s action: Zuffa requested an additional $100 million in incremental term loans to help pay off part of the existing revolving credit line and fund a dividend to the owners […]

Filed Under: Featured, financial, Zuffa

Highlights from the Latest S&P Report on Zuffa

October 1, 2009 by Staff 6 Comments

In depth analysis to follow, but the highlights from the latest report: COMPANY REMAINS EVENT DRIVEN – Revenue breakdown remains at 75/25 event (pay-per-view, gate) to non-event (television rights fees, sponsorships, etc), but the successful launch of the video game as well as recent improvement in the sponsorship portfolio has the potential to improve that […]

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Zuffa Announces New $100M Term Loan

October 1, 2009 by Staff 3 Comments

Las Vegas-based mixed martial arts sporting event promoter and producer Zuffa LLC announced a proposed $100 million incremental term loan due 2015. We are assigning our ‘BB-‘ issue rating and ‘4’ recovery rating to this loan, and revising our recovery rating on Zuffa’s existing credit facilities to ‘4’ from ‘3’. We are affirming the ‘BB-‘ […]

Filed Under: financial, press release, Zuffa

UFC Lobbying for Criminal Code Changes at Federal Level in Canada

September 4, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott Leave a Comment

The Canadian Press have divulged an interesting piece of news today, relaying that the UFC has hired former Ontario premier David Peterson to help lobby the Canadian government to amend Section 83 of the Canadian Criminal Code to include mixed martial arts as an acceptable, legal form of prizefighting. The UFC has turned to some […]

Filed Under: regulation, Zuffa

Dethrone to Sponsor UFC Fighters

August 24, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott Leave a Comment

MMAPayout.com has learned that MMA apparel maker, Dethrone, has been removed from the UFC’s banned list, and will be sponsoring UFC fighters Mike Swick and Josh Koscheck at UFC 103 and Cain Velasquez at UFC 104. Dethrone is also set to sponsor Zuffa fighters such as Jon Fitch and Jose Aldo in the future. With all the hype surrounding UFC 100 it […]

Filed Under: sponsorships, UFC, Zuffa

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