The Legacy Fighting Alliance announced they have extended their partnership with UFC Fight Pass.
The promotion revealed the news via a news update,and official press release yesterday, announcing that their events will continue to be exclusively streamed on UFC Fight Pass through 2025 now with this new deal. LFA CEO Ed Soares gave the following statement on the news. Over 257 LFA veterans have eventually made the transition over to the UFC according to the promotion's press release.
“I am thrilled to have extended our partnership with UFC FIGHT PASS,” said Soares. “I’m extremely grateful and excited to have watched the LFA grow worldwide with UFC FIGHT PASS for the past two years. The LFA is the industry leader in developing talent and UFC is the industry leader of our sport. The success of this partnership was obvious from the beginning and we have proven that with the 40 events that we have produced both domestically and abroad. The best is yet to come!”
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