ESPN doesn’t care about MMA?

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Otherwise this KO should’ve been featured on their social media pages. The guy has been putting people out in 30 seconds and no feech?

 
It was featured on their main twitter account, not even just the ESPN mma account
 
I was checking a local football score on the ESPN app all evening, and all evening this KO was the first story, even above RDA winning.

For what it’s worth.

Just checked. It’s not there now.
 
ESPN gets good enough ratings apparently showing golf and womens tennis highlights.

They can afford to do to Dana and the UFC what Dana and the UFC does to their fighters
 
They had it 1# on sports center. Thats a very important show for ESPN thats broadcast everywhere, especially big restaurants/bars that have it on in background.

They actually care so much about UFC that they literally signed an extension 1 year into the original deal lol. They are doubling down on mma you goofs
 
No insecurity here.
And there’s no “rumor” , just a terrible thread.
ESPN isn’t going to let a KO involving two athletes
99.9% of the sports world doesn’t know about dominate their
social media because you’re a fan of the organization.
 
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ESPN gives the UFC love. Saturday was a huge sports day. You had the Masters, College Football, Crawford vs Brook, UFC fights etc...
 
ESPN gives the UFC love. Saturday was a huge sports day. You had the Masters, College Football, Crawford vs Brook, UFC fights etc...
That Crawford fight was a banger! Still feel bad for Moloney tho they fucked him so hard.
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MMA is a niche sport that is currently really really important to ESPN+ and ESPN+ is currently really important to ESPN

I recently read that 2 out of the 3 big jumps in ESPN+ subscriptions were from UFC events (sorry, can’t remember source)

Disney has made formal shift to prioritize Disney+. ESPN faces different challenges (cord cutting vs. COVID shutting down theaters & parks) but would not be surprising if streaming platform becomes even more of focus
 
The KO within itself wasn't spectacular but Al's reaction to it was
 
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