ONE Championship Inks Exclusive Deal with Japanese Streaming Service U-Next

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ONE Championship has taken another step towards expanding its ever-growing audience by signing an exclusive deal with Japanese streaming platform U-Next.

The deal will provide Japanese viewers exclusive live and on-demand access to ONE Championship's events. What's more, all programming will be available with both English and Japanese commentary, undoubtedly enhancing accessibility to the cards presented by the Singapore-based promotion.

Discussing the implications of the deal, Tenshin Tsutsumi, President and CEO of U-Next, stated:

“We are delighted to announce that the world's largest martial arts organization, ONE Championship, with millions of passionate fans in over 190 countries worldwide, is now our exclusive partner in Japan. U-Next strives to provide our beloved Japanese athletes a global platform to showcase their skills and share their incredible stories. ONE Championship is known for its thrilling live events, and the organization features a plethora of Japanese martial artists who compete on the world stage. We are committed to closely collaborating with ONE and bringing our heroes close to the fans.”

With Japanese kickboxing phenom Takeru Segawa now part of the ONE Championship roster, this deal with U-next couldn't have come at a better time for both parties involved.

Discussing the partnership in a recent press release, Chatri Sityodtong, Chairman and CEO of ONE Championship said:

“ONE is honored to kick off this partnership with U-Next, one of Japan’s hottest platforms for live sports content. Bringing ONE back to Tokyo last month allowed us to once again feel the deep-rooted passion for martial arts in the region. Through this partnership with U-Next, we can’t wait to continue delivering world-class martial arts action to all of our fans in Japan.”