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Since the huge merger between the Ultimate Fighting Championship and World Wrestling Entertainment in 2023, fans of combat sports were left wondering just how things might look when the newly combined company, TKO, decides to put its own stamp on the UFC. With the UFC’s president, Dana White, now its chief executive, and the company still reeling from the Vince McMahon scandals, UFC fans are wondering what the future might hold for their sport.
Make no mistake about it: as WWE fans have witnessed over the years, McMahon’s showman legacy is still all over the brand and those involved are capable of enhancing any event. Fans will still be able to witness brutal fights in the Octagon, but some of the biggest bouts to come, such as Jon Jones against Stipe Miocic, will perhaps include some features that WWE fans are familiar with. Sure, fans will still have explosive press conferences, UFC Embedded YouTube series to watch, and they can back their favorite fighters for the win when assessing UFC odds, but there could be even more to come with World Wrestling Entertainment now involved in proceedings.








