BRAVE CF Teams Up With Swerve TV To Stream MMA Matches Live Across The US

The deal is expected to enable access to BRAVE CF’s world-class MMA action to 80 per cent of households in the US, the company said.

As part of the association, both past and future events from BRAVE CF will be accessible to millions of fans across the US and Canada for free, increasing the sport’s visibility and enhancing fan engagement.

Swerve TV’s Swerve Combat, which is available on over 22 popular streaming platforms, will further amplify BRAVE CF’s broadcast reach, which already extends to millions globally.

Swerve Combat is a premier FAST TV channel in the US and Canada, offering live events, classic matchups, and original programming, providing 24/7 access to combat sports action from around the globe.

The platform currently delivers over half a million hours of content monthly to an audience exceeding five million.

BRAVE CF COO Valeria Lang said the partnership will provide US MMA fans with premier content from BRAVE CF.

“This collaboration enables us to reach 80 per cent of American households, while continuing to deliver world-class MMA entertainment from all corners of the globe,” Lang said.

Steve Shannon, CEO of Swerve TV, said they are excited to welcome BRAVE Combat Federation into the Swerve Combat family.

“BRAVE CF is one of the most dynamic and renowned MMA organisations worldwide, and we look forward to sharing their exceptional fights with our North American audience.

“This partnership underscores our commitment to broadening our content and delivering top-tier live combat sports entertainment for free,” Shannon said.

The partnership agreement marks an exciting chapter for BRAVE Combat Federation, as 2024 has been a year of record-breaking achievements for the organisation, marked by global expansion through world-class events and strategic partnerships.

The organisation is home to top MMA talent from around the world and holds the record for being the most-hosted MMA organisation globally, with events held in 34 nations.