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pay-per-view

[pey-pur-vyoo, -per-] / ˈpeɪˌpɜrˈvyu, -pər- /


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The goal is to make the UFC bigger than ever by dropping the high-barrier-to-entry pay-per-view business model.

From The Wall Street Journal

A reality show called “The Ultimate Fighter,” a subsequent rights deal on Fox and pay-per-view helped lift the UFC into a new stratosphere.

From The Wall Street Journal

"There's little question that he was WWE's most important economic wrestler throughout that time - in terms of pay-per-view buys, which were still central in that era, TV ratings, and as a house show draw."

From BBC

The bread and butter of independent distribution till now had been ancillary rights: DVDs, pay television, then pay-per-view.

From Los Angeles Times

There may not have been a world-title fight or a household name on the bill, but free-to-air exposure can reach new fans, draw young people into gyms and grow the sport in ways boxing on pay-per-view may struggle.

From BBC