The UFC is headed to Paramount+ – and now two of its most popular series are heading with it.
When the initial streaming deal was struck, Dana White’s Contender Series and “The Ultimate Fighter” were noticeably absent from the announcement. Dana White confirmed thereafter that streaming deals for the two series were being worked on. Now, it’s official. Fight fans won’t have to sign up for another streaming service to get them.
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Both Dana White’s Contender Series and “The Ultimate Fighter” will debut new episodes on Paramount+, the company announced in a news release Friday. White initially revealed the news at 2025 CCXP film festival in Sao Paulo, Brazil earlier that day.
“This expanded partnership, now including the two popular series focused on discovering the UFC stars of tomorrow, underscores Paramount’s commitment to delivering world-class sports experiences to global audiences,” the release said. “The company’s streaming service, Paramount+, is broadening its diverse offering of high-quality TV series, blockbuster movies, most-watched reality, and favorite kids’ content with one of the world’s most dynamic and influential sports franchises.”
Debut dates for the two series are unknown. If history repeats, DWCS will likely return in the summer of 2026 and “TUF” will likely begin airing sometime in May or June.
This article originally appeared on MMA Junkie: UFC reveals new streaming home for Dana White’s Contender Series
