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Ultimate Fighting: Fistful of Dollars

UFC is a mix of muscle and mayhem making money hand over fist.

CNBC goes inside the octagon with front man Dana White, the fighters and the billionaire backers who turned the league from a dying franchise into a global sensation.

Inside the Octagon

Making Money Hand Over Fist
Ultimate Fighting: Fistful of Dollars
CNBC's Scott Wapner goes inside the octagon with front man Dana white, the fighters and the billionaire backers who turned the league from a dying franchise into a global sensation.
Ultimate Fighting/Dana White
Popular UFC front man Dana White is greeted by fans in Germany.
White on How It Began
Dana White recalls his foray into Ultimate Fighting, and the phone call that changed the face of the sport forever.
Ultimate Fighting/Going Global
Fans and controversy greet the UFC in Germany.
Barbaric Beginnings
Brazilian Rorion Gracie traces the history of the UFC from his father's no-holds barred matches.
Rorion Gracie
Rorion Gracie brought the concept of the UFC from his garage to arenas across the country, and came up with the idea of the Octagon.
A Fighterâ??s Story
Former high school math teacher turned Ultimate Fighting Champion, Rich Franklin takes us from the locker room to the intensity of the Octagon.
Rich Franklin
Fighter Rich "Ace" Franklin details what it's like to enter the Octagon.
Lorenzo Fertitta
UFC owner, Lorenzo Fertitta, remembers the origins of his love affair for mixed-martial arts.

Contact Ultimate Fighting: Fistful of Dollars

  • Email: ufc@cnbc.com

  • Showtimes

    Friday, October 12th 12:00AM ET
    Friday, October 26th 8:00PM ET

 

  • Wapner is an award-winning reporter and the host of "Fast Money Halftime Report." He has also reported documentaries for CNBC.

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