The UFC Fight Pass seems to be changing, and with those changes came the big news that LFA MMA would be leaving the broadcast platform. While the UFC has transitioned from ESPN to Paramount, it now appears like the LFA will now have a television broadcast home with VICE TV.
It was announced that the LEgfacy Fighting Alliance will be joining teams with Vice TV for the 2026 year with VICE TV agreeing to broadcast 25 live events throughout the year with the first one taking place Jan 16th with LFA 24 live from the Prior Lake in Minnesota.
LFA has largely been considered one of the Ultimate Fighting Championships premier feeder show with it airing it’s events on UFC fightpass. Fans on Cyborg Nation will remember Dione Barbosa, Lerryan Douglas, and Ritchie Miranda as LFA fighters. The FLA however did not agree to the new UFC fight pass changes and decided to look other directions.
LFA which also appears on TV in Brazil will continue to build it’s self with a television broadcast and distribution deal in the USA making it one of only a few promotions of TV in the USA.
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