TV and streaming viewing picks for November 15, 2025: How to watch UFC 322
One of the last UFC pay per view cards will on the ESPN Unlimited app tonight from Madison Square Garden.
One of the last UFC pay per view cards will on the ESPN Unlimited app tonight from Madison Square Garden.
This will mark White's first appearance on CBS since the UFC's announcement of the Paramount media right deal.
"We have to make tough decisions, and that was a tough one."
"I would just say in general, it has been kind of a lackluster effort."
"We’ve talked about how this is good for the fans and good for the sport, but the fighters are also big beneficiaries here."
"It was important to us to have CBS play a big component in this."
"We're gonna have a UFC fight, championship fight, full fight, like 20, 25,000 people."
The UFC's rights could get spread around more in their next deals.
"Girl was absolutely lost without a teleprompter."
However, the network might pare back its inventory on both.
"When there aren't a lot of options, you don't have a ton of leverage to negotiate."
MoffettNathanson also predicts that UFC might share pay-per-view revenue with its broadcast partner.
Amazon and Netflix are expected to take meetings with the MMA promotion as well.
"UFC is a fantastic property and has piqued our interest. Formula One, as well."
The two sides are in the final year of a media rights deal that puts pay-per-view events on ESPN+.
"I thought we had weak media, you guys win hands down."
"We looked at everything, you know, I think it's only responsible to look at everything."
"Congratulations sir."
"I think the UFC, Dana White and certainly Joe Rogan played an enormous part in Donald Trump’s popularity."
"I mean, there's a lot of options here, we're going to explore all of them."
"I want the migrant to go against the champion. And I think the migrant might actually win."
"Please give me a chance Dana. I am ready!"
"The hush of the crowd as a 300-pound Bosnian vomits up his own teeth."
Schriffen can now add MMA to the wide list of sports that he has called on ESPN programming.