Sunday, October 18, 2026

FITE TV Channel Added To ROKU Streaming Service

Want more from Front Office Sports
in your search results?

Add Front Office Sports on Google

Combat sports fans across the country now have a new favorite channel.

FITE TV Streaming Services (Photo by FITE TV Facebook)


As a combat sports fan you can never get enough adrenaline-fueled action. Any given pay-per-view event on a Saturday or Sunday evening typically lasts between three to four hours. What if you would like to watch a replay, see previous fights leading up to the big event or relive your favorite rivalries?

FITE TV has you covered. The website and smartphone app is now featured as a stand-alone channel on the ROKU streaming service.

According to the press release, “FITE TV today announced the launch of its full-fledged channel on the ROKU streaming platform designed to provide direct access to FITE’s live TV programming and over 5,000 hours of video on demand (VOD) for fans of Mixed Martial Arts, Boxing and Pro Wrestling to explore and watch with the convenience of their ROKU player.”

I spoke with Michael Weber this week, FITE COO, and discovered the origins and direction the company is heading in.

“We launched 19-months ago as a technology company that offers a free app to download and cast programs directly to your smart TV,” said Weber.

Millenials and fight fans of all ages have access to smartphones and TV sets, but many inquired about watching on the web as well.

“About nine months ago we made our programming available on the website (FITE.tv) and now you’re experiencing our next evolution with a full-blown app on the ROKU device,” explained Weber.

With so many organizations around the world offering competitions on cable television, online and PPV, FITE’s mission statement is simple, yet to the point.

“If it happens on a mat, or between the ropes, we put it on our platform,” according to Weber.

The cord-cutting generation has dramatically shifted the way viewers consume sports of any kind in the United States and the COO was quick to point that out.

“The most recent numbers show 22% of viewers in the U.S. do not have cable or satellite as a means to watch television programming,” stated Weber.

“We saw a trend a couple of years ago and it’s not taking anyone by surprise. There’s nothing else out there in the live combat sports world that’s filling this niche. When there’s a big boxing fight or MMA event, you have to buy the PPV or go to a sports bar. Now we’re the other option and it’s working out very well for us,” said Weber.

There’s no subscription fee required to use the FITE ROKU channel. Users can launch the channel and sign up for free to start watching. FITE programming is available on a pay-per-view and ad-supported basis.

“Now available to order and watch straight from the ROKU device are upcoming Live PPV events of top combat sports content from the UFC, Golden Boy Promotions, RIZIN MMA, Ring of Honor Wrestling, Impact Wrestling and many others,” the press release added.

RIZIN 2017 (Photo by FITE TV)

So what can fight fans look forward to on the FITE channel and in 2018?

“We’re always looking for ways to enhance our viewer experience. Fans can now chat on our website and through the app while watching events with friends and our search options gives users recommended content,“ Weber concluded.

With big UFC pay-per-views happening monthly and international fight promotions spanning the globe, FITE’s new streaming service is a viable option for the cord-cutting generation.


This piece has been presented to you by SMU’s Master of Science in Sport Management.


Front Office Sports is a leading multi-platform publication and industry resource that covers the intersection of business and sports.

Want to learn more, or have a story featured about you or your organization? Contact us today.

https://upscri.be/f32ae1

Download the FOS App

The business of sports, in your pocket.

QR code to download the app

Scan the QR code to get the app now.

Linkedin
Whatsapp
Copy Link
Link Copied
Link Copied

What to Read

Soccer Football - Ligue 1 - AS Monaco v RC Strasbourg - Stade Louis II, Monaco, - April 19, 2025 TV pundit holds a DAZN microphone before the match

DAZN Grows Sports Footprint as It Acquires Local Rights

The streamer has quickly amassed a large collection of team rights.
A drone view shows the Paramount water tower at Paramount studios in Hollywood and the Hollywood sign, in Los Angeles, California, U.S., August 24, 2026.

Newly Formed Skydance Is a Force in Sports Media

The large-scale deal creates a sports media colossus.

Netflix Secures Commercial Distribution for Expanded NFL Slate

The streaming giant’s full NFL slate will be shown in commercial establishments.
podcast thumbnail mobile
Front Office Sports Today

10/16/26 – Aikman Eyes Free Agency, CFP Nears 24 Teams, Stoudemire Becomes Cop

0:00

Featured Today

College Flag Football Is Outgrowing Its DIY Era

Women have been building the college game themselves at the club level.
Oct 5, 2026; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas arrives at the arena before the Penguins host the Winnipeg Jets at PPG Paints Arena
October 12, 2026

NHL’s New Wave of GMs Is Built Different

“I am in the prediction business,” Devils GM Sunny Mehta tells FOS.
Action Images/Peter Cziborra
October 9, 2026

Is Leicester City’s $264 Million Price Tag Too Rich for Hungry Investors?

After falling from grace, how much is a former top club worth?
Oct 3, 2026; Starkville, Mississippi, USA; Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Kalen DeBoer waits to run onto the field prior to the game against the Mississippi State Bulldogs at Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field. Mandatory Credit: Petre Thomas-Imagn Images
October 7, 2026

Who Is Alabama Football in Year 3 Under Kalen DeBoer?

The No. 6 Crimson Tide host No. 2 Georgia on Saturday.
Cubs behind the scenes
October 6, 2026

Hollywood and TikTok: Sports Media’s New ‘Blueprint’

Teams and leagues are pouring money into the quest for fans.
Sponsored

The State of AI in Sports 2026

Front Office Sports and Teamworks reveal how AI is reshaping sports in the first industry-wide report on adoption, investment, and impact.
September 13, 2024

UFC’s Vegas Sphere Fight Should Set Records

The MMA fight has big aspirations and a budget to match.
Sponsored

The Hidden Tech Behind Every Touchdown

Nearly two-thirds of NFL stadiums already rely on Cisco networks, and the Super Bowl will showcase the full scale of the partnership.
Sponsored

The State of AI in Sports 2026

Front Office Sports and Teamworks reveal how AI is reshaping sports in the first industry-wide report on adoption, investment, and impact.
September 8, 2024

Guardian Caps Make NFL Debut

Multiple NFL players wore Guardian Caps over their helmets Sunday.
August 13, 2024

Duael’s Racing Brackets Are Yet Another Stab at Saving Track

Duael will debut in March 2025 with the inaugural Duael 100.
August 11, 2024

Guardian Caps Have Arrived in the NFL

Colts star Jonathan Taylor strapped one on for Sunday’s preseason game.
August 5, 2024

How Omega Determined Noah Lyles Won Gold

Omega touches every corner of the Olympics.